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Dec 16, 2005 – If you're a die hard gamer like myself, you'll want to check out these new toys - they might even make a good Xmas gift - for yourself, of course.... Read the rest Brain Signal Mapping Homes In on Visual Cues Dec 2, 2005 – Animals, including man, have a highly evolved ability to visually pattern match. We can pick out an object in a cluttered environment and identify it instantly. How we do it,... Read the rest Programming: The death of the drudge coder Jul 25, 2005 – If there one area where artificial intelligence has been correctly applied, it's in programming, or more explicitly, programming tools. This trend promises to rapidly improve and may be the next... Read the rest Gadgeteer Hands On Review: SCOTTeVEST Hidden Cargo Pants Aug 3, 2004 – Originally posted on July 12, 2004 on The Gadgeteer and can be seen by clicking here. The SCOTTeVEST line of technology enabled clothing sure has evolved from their first vest.... Read the rest Beyond Big Brother: Inside The 'Mobile Mind' Jul 23, 2004 – Move over Big Brother! By the year 2015, the mobile worker will undergo a radical metamorphosis, as emerging technologies expand our definition of mobility to include wearable computing as well... Read the rest Military/Tele-Maintenance: A Xybernaut Case Study May 20, 2004 – Case Study - Xybernaut Mobile Assistant: Increasing the Productivity of Personnel in the Field. > Military: Decreasing Down Time and Improving Combat Readiness The next generation of on-site repair is... Read the rest Flight Deck Selects Xybernaut as Mobile/Wearable Computing Platform May 20, 2004 – Xybernaut and Flight Deck Resources have announced a partnership agreement under which Xybernaut mobile/wearable computing technologies and Flight Deck Resources hardware and software solutions have been combined into a single... Read the rest Gadgeteer Hands On Review: See SPOT Run Mar 7, 2004 – Originally published in The Gadgeteer at www.the-gadgeteer.com on February 23, 2004. Julie: Wristwatch technology sure has come a long way since my first timepiece. When I was a kid, I... Read the rest Xybernaut Granted Canadian Patent for Core Computer With Clock-Down Feature Mar 4, 2004 – Xybernaut Corp. has been granted a patent by the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) that will make hands-free, mobile computing and communicating more simple and more efficient for highly mobile... Read the rest MicroOptical's New SV-6 PC Viewer Ideal For Wi-Fi Enabled Mobile Devices Jun 16, 2003 – MicroOptical Corporation has just announced the availability of its SV-6 PC Viewer (SV-6), the first eyewear-mounted display specifically designed for use with mobile personal computers. The SV-6 is a small,... Read the rest MicroOptical Unveils Bluetooth Eyewear Viewer: Digital viewer enables wireless, hands-free and head-up viewing of electronic devices Jun 7, 2003 – The MicroOptical Corporation, the innovator of eyewear viewers for the portable electronics industry, demonstrated its DV-1 Digital Viewer, a color eyewear system featuring Bluetooth technology, at last month's Society for... Read the rest Xybernaut Wins Japan Patent: For voice control and management of mobile computing devices Jun 7, 2003 – Xybernaut Corporation, pioneering innovator of the wearable interface, has been granted a patent by the Japan Patent Office (JPO) to make hands-free, mobile computing and communicating simpler and more efficient... Read the rest The Wristwatch: the bellwether for personal technology Mar 26, 2003 – Many years ago I was watching Mission Impossible, and the master of disguises was in a fairly serious life-or-death interview with a thug, pretending to be someone else of course,... Read the rest Microoptical & Xybernaut Partner To Create Wearable Computing Solutions For Mobile Workers Mar 21, 2003 – Xybernaut's Wearable Computer with MicroOptical's Hands-Free, Head-Up Eyewear Viewer Provides New Levels of Situational Awareness, Productivity and Workflow The MicroOptical Corporation, a provider of eyewear viewers for the portable electronics... Read the rest Building The Next Interface: One innovation at a time Dec 2, 2002 – Welcome to the Winter 2002/2003 edition of NextInterface.net. We recently attended SpeechTek 2002 in New York, one of the premier speech technology events of the year. We had a great... Read the rest Evolution revolution: Creating tomorrow's user experience, today Nov 25, 2002 – Greetings once again! Our May edition of NextInterface.net is now live, chock full of new articles on the revolutionary changes we are witnessing in the transformation of the human-machine interface.... 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For Lands' End shoppers who have made the switch from mail order to the... Read the rest Online talking heads - LifeFX brings a familiar face to the Web Nov 25, 2002 – We spoke with Life FX's CEO, D.J. Crane. LifeFX provides software products for Web developers. The company's Stand-In Virtual People and FaceXpress brought a more familiar face to the Internet.... Read the rest Smarter Hats: Mobile Cap Blocks Deadly Radiation Nov 25, 2002 – For cell-phone users more worried about the potential risk of cancer than keeping up with the fashion trends, a Norwegian company called Handy-Fashions.com has introduced a product designed for you,... Read the rest Mobile Chic: Xybernaut Mobile Assistant Assists COMDEX Event Staff Nov 25, 2002 – COMDEX staff decided to dress for the party this year by selecting the Xybernaut Mobile Assistant MA V wearable computer to help perform many tasks - including attendee registration, roving... Read the rest Fossil Previews Palm Powered Wrist PDA Nov 25, 2002 – During COMDEX 2002, watch designer and developer Fossil, Inc. previewed its Dick Tracy-inspired, Palm Powered Wrist PDA in the Digital Lifestyles exhibition area of the Las Vegas Convention Center. "We... Read the rest Big Blue blasts Scott eVest's logo Sep 5, 2002 – In the July 2002 edition of Scott eVest newsletter, TECNews (short for Technology-Enabled Clothing News), we learned that Big Blue was upset that Scott eVest's logo looked a little bit... Read the rest Patients praise bionic eyes and ears Sep 5, 2002 – When 68-year-old Robert Rosene became a bionic-eyed man, he didn't get the Six Million Dollar Man's telescoping vision. Rosene, of St. Charles, Ill., was all but pitch-black blind before getting... Read the rest Design Applications Users Love Sep 5, 2002 – Want to increase customer satisfaction and deliver the features they really want, with the shortest learning curve possible? 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