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Tesla’s new Model S puts autopilot technology in the driver’s seat
Tesla has come up with a self-parking car called the Model S, with autopilot. Will it revolutionize the way consumers purchase the must-have features? Here’s Tesla’s video: The company says its autopilot mode allows Model S to drive itself to steer within a lane, change lanes with the simple tap of a turn signal, and…
In your face! The technology that keeps getting better
Facial recognition systems are not new, but you may be surprised at how far the technology has come over the past decade. A facial recognition system is a computer application that verifies a person’s identity from his or her digital image. That image can be your driver’s license, a single frame from a store’s surveillance…
How we pay
How will we pay for things in the future? How about with a “selfie?” Already we are swiping and chipping in ways no one could have predicted a decade ago. The technology is moving fast, but our imaginations are even faster! Check out this interesting article: The Future Of Payments: From heartbeat monitoring bracelets to…
Scientists build tiny invisibility cloak
Lots of us wish we had a way to wrap ourselves in a cloaking device or blanket that would hide us from the world. Whether you were a Star Trek fan in the 1960s or a Harry Potter fan, you’ve probably thought about how handy that would be. Well get ready, because scientists might be…
TORCHGRIP helps pilots handle flight deck tablets
Next week, hundreds of thousands of airplane geeks, from more than 70 countries will descend on Wittman Regional Airport in Oshkosh, WI for the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) annual AirVenture. Billed as the “World’s Greatest Aviation Celebration®”, AirVenture 2016 will make the Oshkosh airport the busiest airfield in the world. More than 10,000 aircraft, from…