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Explaining an object is pretty easy when we use our hands. For mankind, it's not at all difficult to make out what is meant, but processors struggle. Though the gesture-based interfaces exist, these use only set movements that translate into particular instructions. A new system named Data Miming has been developed which can recognize physical objects from gestures without the user needing to memorize a "vocabulary" of specific movements. "Starting from the observation that humans can effortlessly understan
Here is good news for people who are too lazy to pick up the TV remote to change the channel. A Berlin-based company has developed a new gadget that converts your iPhone into a universal TV controller, which works on all major models of television. The VooMote One is a sleeve that fits over your mobile and allows you to choose your programme or flip between functions - and make calls too. You can control dozens of gadgets, ranging from your DVR to your computer or high-end digital camera. Some of the coole
See some areas in English Grammar which often confuse most of us! 1. “If I was” or “If I were”? Wrong: If I was an elephant, I would give you a ride. Correct: If I were an elephant, I would give you a ride. Wrong: If I were rude, I apologize. Correct: If I was rude, I apologize. “ If I were ” is more for situations when you are imagining things, usually followed by a sentence on what you would do in that situation whereas, “ If I was ” is m