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March Madness Early Takeaways: Talent Knows No Class Year
HuffPost - Jordan Schultz
The first weekend of March Madness provided three 12-5 upsets, a 1-seed losing its first game of the season and the fall of powerhouses Duke and Kansas. (Congratulations if your bracket remains even remotely
All you really need from CES are these four robots
VentureBeat - J. O'Dell
LAS VEGAS — Screw the electric toothbrushes and the smart-wearable-AR iPhone cases. We only care about robots now. Well, also dinosaurs and lasers, but at least one of those is definitely not at CES this
Sleep Number's x12 smart bed monitors your sleeping habits
Engadget - Dana Wollman
CES 2014: the year the Internet of Things got very, very real. So far at the show we've seen a smart toothbrush and even a smart slow cooker, but is everybody ready for a smart bed? Sleep Number just the
Plugging into Crystal Cove, the new high-resolution, position-tracking Oculus Rift
The Verge - Adi Robertson
My first time using the Oculus Rift was almost exactly one year ago, when I spent a couple of minutes walking around an Alien-inspired spaceship. Since then, a lot has happened. Oculus has shipped its
CubeSensors Brings Health And Comfort Monitoring To The Whole Home
TechCrunch - Jordan Crook
In the future, your home will know you just as well as your smartphone does. The era of the connected smart home is upon us, and that all starts with sensors. CubeSensors, a competitor in our CES 2014
3D Systems shows off a $500 3D scanner that clips onto your iPad
Engadget - Brian Heater
As excited as we were to play around with the Sense 3D scanner, the first-generation consumer scanner had some shortcomings. Near the top of the list was the fact that it only worked with Windows. While
MiP is a balancing robot that works with your smartphone
The Verge - Chris Welch
Robotics company WowWee has brought its latest fun invention to the floor of ShowStoppers here in Las Vegas. MiP is a $99.99 toy-sized robot that's programmed to do pretty much whatever you want it to.
The FLIR ONE Case Gives Your iPhone Thermal Vision
TechCrunch - Darrell Etherington
The FLIR ONE iPhone case significantly ups the imaging powers of your iPhone 5 or 5s, making it into a thermal imaging camera that lets you see heat signatures from either live people and animals from
Taking flight with the position-tracking Oculus Rift 'Crystal Cove'
Polygon - Michael McWhertor
When we saw an early prototype of the Oculus Rift at CES last year, simply peeking into its virtual world — at the time, a confined, cold, rusted out spaceship — was an astounding experience. But the had
CES 2014: Myris Is A Personal Iris Scanner You'll Actually Want [Video]
Popular Science - By Colin Lecher
Eye identification for the rest of us. Iris identification is great for its accuracy, but the gadgets to make it happen can be expensive or unwieldy--and usually not great for personal use. Enter EyeLock
CES 2014: FLIR Systems Debuts 'FLIR ONE' Thermal Camera Case for iPhone 5s and iPhone 5
MacRumors - by Richard Padilla
FLIR Systems showed off its FLIR ONE thermal imaging camera case for the iPhone 5s and iPhone 5 at CES 2014, allowing users to display heat signatures from live humans, animals, and environmental sources
CES 2014: The $8,000 'snore-stopping' superbed
bbc.co.uk - By Dave Lee
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Full-body virtual reality is here, but try not to puke
The Verge - Ellis Hamburger
The latest version of the Virtuix Omni is sickeningly immersive When a Combine Soldier throws a grenade at you, your instinct is to run. In the Virtuix Omni, you can. At CES 2014, Virtuix showed off the
GlassUp puts your personal HUD right on the lens (pictures)
CNET - Josh Miller
A startup with a sporty look skips Google's awkward design in favor of a display that's coated on the lens.