|
1.
Solar Power Game-Changer: Near Perfect Absorption of Sunlight ... Jan 6, 2009 ... A huge leap has been made in the creation of high efficiency, cost effective solar power with the announcement of the world's first material ... 2.
A Computer That Can Answer Any Question - Wolfram Alpha ... Mar 10, 2009 ... We can imagine an api that will allow any device or service to ... 2 Responses to “A Computer That Can Answer Any Question - Wolfram Alpha” ... 3.
A Computer That Can Answer Any Question - Wolfram Alpha ... Mar 10, 2009 ... They stated that an engine that could take any question and instantly respond with the best possible answer was the ultimate goal. ... 4.
Nanoscale Levitation - Repulsive Casimir Force Verified ... Jan 8, 2009 ... By Thomas Prevenslik on Jan 14, 2009 | Reply. Casimir extended the microscopic van der Waals force between atoms in a gas to the attraction ... 5.
A Computer That Can Answer Any Question - Wolfram Alpha ... Imagine typing almost any question into a webpage or even voicing your question into a handheld device and instantly getting an accurate answer. 6.
Kevin Kelly: Predicting The Next 5000 Days Of The Web ... Kevin Kelly: Predicting The Next 5000 Days Of The Web. Written on December 27, 2008 – 2:24 pm | by keith kleiner | Email This Post | ... 7.
A Review of the Best Robots of 2008 | Singularity Hub If you know of any really awesome robots or robot videos that we have missed .... Jan 27, 2009: Wir werden verschwinden in kleinen Maschinen « ascene.de ... 8.
A Review of the Best Robots of 2008 | Singularity Hub Robot innovation continued its relentless advances during 2008. In this post we would like to showcase some of our favorite robots and robot videos of the ... 9.
Bionic Arm Controlled By Patient’s Own Thoughts | Singularity Hub Feb 13, 2009 ... Hand and arm signals from the patients brain can then travel into ... arm agility and function present in the project’s DEKA robotic arm. ... 10.
The Next Generation in Human Computer Interfaces - Awesome Videos ... Mar 4, 2009 ... For decades our options for interacting with the digital world have been limited to keyboards, mice, and joysticks. |
