Month: January 2013
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Call: Global Issues and Ethical Concerns in Human Enhancement Technologies (book chapters)
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Read more: Call: Global Issues and Ethical Concerns in Human Enhancement Technologies (book chapters)FIRST CALL FOR CHAPTER PROPOSALS Proposal Submission Deadline: January 15, 2013 Global Issues and Ethical Concerns in Human Enhancement Technologies A book edited by Dr. Steven John Thompson (Johns Hopkins University, USA, and University of Maryland University College, USA) To be published by IGI Global: http://www.igi-global.com Introduction Society is struggling with issues regarding rapid advancements in Human Enhancement Technologies (HET), especially in terms of definition, effects, participation, regulation, and control. These are global matters that legislators must sufficiently address at some point, as was evidenced partly by debate within the 2008 European Parliament’s Science and Technology Options Assessment (STOA), among…
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How fast does ‘virtual reality’ have to be to look like ‘actual reality’?
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Read more: How fast does ‘virtual reality’ have to be to look like ‘actual reality’?[From Ars Technica] How fast does “virtual reality” have to be to look like “actual reality”? Low latency is important to an effective VR display but might not be everything. by Kyle Orland – Jan 3 2013 For decades now, virtual reality has been a pipe dream concept, well ahead of the technology needed to realize it. Generating a convincing 3D world that precisely and instantly matches the head-tracked position of a player’s gaze was well beyond the headsets that proliferated in research centers and on the market up through the ’90s. It has only been recently that products like…
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Call: Workshop on Geographic Human-Computer Interaction at CHI 2013
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Read more: Call: Workshop on Geographic Human-Computer Interaction at CHI 2013Workshop on Geographic Human-Computer Interaction – CALL FOR PAPERS April 27-28, 2013 (at CHI 2013) Paris, France http://geohci2013.grouplens.org @geohci Position Statements Due: January 11, 2013 Thanks to rapid developments in mobile and spatial technologies, researchers and practitioners in human-computer interaction (HCI), a large sub-field of computer science, are quickly becoming interested in geographic research questions and application areas. Similarly, geographers are exploring the impact of software and computing on space, and members of the Geographic Information Science (GIScience) and Cartography communities are exploring how lessons from HCI can be integrated into their work. However, despite this rapid topical convergence, there…
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The Z Space display makes interactive 3-D seem mind-bogglingly real
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Read more: The Z Space display makes interactive 3-D seem mind-bogglingly real[From MIT’s Technology Review blog
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Call: Intelligent User Interfaces for Developing Regions: Users, Problems and Technologies (IUI4DR 2013)
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Read more: Call: Intelligent User Interfaces for Developing Regions: Users, Problems and Technologies (IUI4DR 2013)CALL FOR PAPERS Intelligent User Interfaces for Developing Regions: Users, Problems and Technologies Third IUI4DR Workshop in Conjunction with IUI 2013 Santa Monica, California March 19, 2013 Website: http://www.eis.mdx.ac.uk/research/idc/IUI4DR/ Abstract Submission Deadline: 9 Jan 2013 OVERVIEW This workshop aims to look at interaction from the viewpoint of users in developing regions. We will identify interesting research challenges and usability obstacles experienced by this user population at the workshop. Related workshops were conducted in 2008 and 2011, and several interesting themes emerged, for example low-literacy and multimodal interfaces. In 2013, we will build on past workshops by focusing on different themes…
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A virtual takeoff and landing from the cockpit of Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner
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Read more: A virtual takeoff and landing from the cockpit of Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner[From GeekWire; a photo gallery is available from Seattle’s KING5] Welcome aboard: A virtual takeoff and landing from the cockpit of Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner December 3, 2012 by Taylor Soper Whether you’re an aviation geek or just always wanted to sit in the cockpit during a flight, Boeing’s new “DreamPass” digital experience for the 787 Dreamliner is simply freakin’ awesome. There are two portions to this neat new feature from Boeing and one in particular that is badass. On the last leg of the Dream Tour, Boeing placed a camera in the cockpit on a flight from Portland to Seattle.…
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Call: IEEE ISTAS13 – Living in a Smart World: ‘Wearable Computing and Augmediated Reality in Everyday Life’
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Read more: Call: IEEE ISTAS13 – Living in a Smart World: ‘Wearable Computing and Augmediated Reality in Everyday Life’Call for Papers: IEEE ISTAS13 – Living in a Smart World Theme: “Wearable Computing and Augmediated Reality in Everyday Life.” ABOUT: ISTAS ’13 will be a transdisciplinary event for engineers, designers, scientists, artists, researchers in the social sciences, law and humanities, decision makers, entrepreneurs, inventors, commercializers, etc., as well as polymaths, and anyone who is a DASSTEMist (Designer, Artist, Sustainist, Scientist, Technologist, Engineer, and Mathematician). FORMAT: Consider submitting a paper or attending this conference that will touch at the very heart of some of the hottest socio-technical implications surrounding new media. This event is a transdisciplinary meeting inclusive of all…
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What 2013 holds for technology
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Read more: What 2013 holds for technology[From The Epoch Times] [Image: A six-legged robot from ArcBotics stands on a table at the Maker Faire on Sept. 29, 2012, at the New York Hall of Science in Queens, New York. Robots are gradually becoming more popular thanks to the DIY community. (Joshua Philipp/The Epoch Times)] What 2013 Holds for Technology Joshua Philipp Epoch Times Staff Created: December 24, 2012 Last Updated: January 1, 2013 By charting the course of technology over the last several years and predicting its continued path, it’s fair to say that we have an interesting year ahead of us. The largest shift will…
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