Germanium Laser Brings Optical Computing Closer: “Researchers at MIT have created a germanium laser that’s an important step towards computers that can move data and perform calculations using light instead of electricity.“
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Germanium Laser Brings Optical Computing Closer: “Researchers at MIT have created a germanium laser that’s an important step towards computers that can move data and perform calculations using light instead of electricity.“ (Via Wired News.) LHC at CERN: first collisions: “ ALICE’s inner tracker Over the weekend, the Large Hadron Collider smashed the first pairs of protons. Ever. See As The Independent mentions in another article, the current center-of-mass energy was 1 TeV, so we have another Tevatron right now. They’re watching the LHC beams, not baseball! Before the Christmas, the center-of-mass [...] The brain chip…: “ Our ability to do things with technology far exceeds our ability to understand implications. Consider the brain chip: ‘Intel researchers in Pittsburgh told journalists today that brain implants are harnessing human brain waves to surf the Internet, manipulate documents, and much more’. Singularity University Gives Execs a View of the Future: “The school’s executive program offers participants the chance to learn and discuss how technology is changing, or even disrupting, their industries“ (Via BusinessWeek.com — Brand Equity.) Last planes leave Brunswick, Maine Navy base: “The two last planes at Maine’s Brunswick Naval Air Station have lifted off in blustery winds, ending nearly 60 years of maritime patrol operations at New England’s last active-duty military air base. “ (Via Boston.com — Maine news.) 3D scanning with a plain webcam: “ Coming soon to a science fiction plot near you: with the right software, a plain-jane webcam can be a 3D scanner. It’s a project from Qi Pan, a PhD candidate at Cambridge University Engineering Department. ProFORMA: Probabilistic Feature-based On-line Rapid Model Acquisition (via Futurismic) Previously: Homemade 3D printer goop made from maltodextrin costs 1/50 of the … Crab Robots Get Even More Interesting (Video): “We mentioned the cute, and inexpensive, robot crab kits from 1Sorc a while ago, and even put some of them on order. While we were waiting for our robot kit to arrive, a new video below featuring the nimble little creatures popped up on Youtube. Now we’re even more excited, if that’s possible. One of the simple [...] |
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