The development of affordable and highly performing sensors can have crucial implications for robotics research, as it could improve perception to help boost robot manipulation and navigation. In ...

This monster "engineer's laptop" can use both screens at once, or share a screen with a coworker (or a kid playing a Switch and using it as a portable monitor).

AKA Smoopi. A Smoothie host, running on rpi with touch screen, or on a Desktop. Supporting CNC operations and 3D printing.

The tyranny of touch screens may be coming to an end. Companies have spent nearly two decades cramming ever more functions onto tappable, swipeable displays. Now buttons, knobs, sliders and other ...

These work a bit like the virtual-reality headsets worn by computer gamers ... this version has far greater clarity because it is holographic. In other words, it produces three-dimensional ...

But Meta said Orion was the result of “breakthrough inventions in virtually every field of modern computing” and was “packed with entirely new technologies” around display and computer ...

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The black Clark Kent-esque frames sitting on the table in front of me look unassuming, but they represent CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s multibillion-dollar bet on the computers that come after smartphones.

Here is what you need to know about Orion, the new computer-on-your-face nerd glasses Mark Zuckerberg showed off today: You can't buy them. And you won't be able to anytime soon. It's possible you ...

"Nailing the form factor, delivering holographic displays, developing compelling AR experiences, creating new human-computer interaction (HCI) paradigms – and doing it all in one cohesive ...

At Meta Connect 2024, Mark Zuckerberg gave us our first look at Meta's first fully functioning holographic AR glasses prototype, codenamed Orion. And they look pretty damn cool. Even at this ...

A routine software update by a security company crashed millions of computers around the world. The chaos was telling. By Steve Lohr I cover technology and the economy. Two months ago, what should ...