Marissa Giustina, a researcher at Google’s Quantum Computing Lab, draws a diagram showing “quantum supremacy” as a first step on the path to quantum computing progress. Stephen Shankland/CNET This story is part The year to comeGameSpot’s look at how the world will continue to evolve from 2022 and beyond. AfterRead More →
The best architectural drawings of 2021 © Pezo von Ellrichshausen To share To share Facebook Twitter pinterest WhatsApp Mail Or https://www.archdaily.com/973582/the-best-architectural-drawings-of-2021 ArchDaily continues a seven-year tradition of celebrating the best architectural designs of the year. From paintings to collages to blueprints, the 2021 edition highlights a carefully curated collection ofRead More →
Valorant has become one of the most popular FPS titles since the game was released in early 2020. Players have 17 different Agents to choose from that belong to different Agent classes based on their abilities. Duelist, Controller, Initiator and Sentinel are the 4 different agent roles in Valorant. CoupledRead More →
In the hit 2002 science fiction film Minority report, Tom Cruise’s character John Anderton uses his hands, sheathed in special gloves, to interface with his transparent, wall-sized computer screen. The computer recognizes his gestures to enlarge, zoom and swipe. Although this futuristic vision of human-computer interaction is now 20 yearsRead More →
“I vividly remember listening as a child to Harold and the purple pencil, the story of a boy with a magic pencil whose drawings came to life. It was something I wish I had existed as a kid, and now, all these years later, I could help make it real.Read More →
There’s a new book that’s in the crowdfunding stage that aims to tell the story of the golden age of old computers and retro games and consoles from the 1980s and 90s. This is the era of the ZX Spectrum, BBC Micro, Vic 20, Dragon, Oric, Sinclair QL, Memotec MTX,Read More →
Here’s an idea that looks fun and cute, but is actually quite scary in execution. Today, Meta launched a new AI-based tool that is capable of animate children’s drawingsturning their created characters into moving cartoons for all to enjoy. As explained by Meta: “Our researchers have developed the first methodRead More →
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PEMBROKE, Mass./DONGGUAN, China, Dec 15 (Reuters) – Fraser Townley looks at two gaping holes in one side of a pallet one of his workers has just pulled out of the orange Hapag-Lloyd shipping container that arrived here in its warehouse from China on a recent chilly morning. “Clearly a forklift,”Read More →
The future of computing could be analog. The digital design of our everyday computers is great for reading emails and playing games, but today’s problem-solving computers work with large amounts of data. The ability to both store and process this information can lead to performance bottlenecks due to the wayRead More →
All the colors of the wind. Photo: Scuf Gaming Atlanta-based scuf gaming has made a name for itself with exceptional third-party controllers for XboxOne, X/S-Seriesand PlayStation 4. Now the peripheral maker is setting its sights on the PlayStation 5 with the new Scuf Reflex line, a trio of high-performance PS5Read More →
Shardul Chiplunkar, a senior in 18C (Mathematics with Computer Science), entered MIT interested in computers, but soon tried everything from starting fires to building firewalls. He dabbled in audio engineering and glassblowing, served as a tenor for the MIT/Wellesley Toons a capella group, and learned to sail. “When I cameRead More →
We’re well past the early stages of tech companies trying to connect every device inside our homes to the internet, converting “dumb” items into smart home products, and even though you might not want a connected microwave, one item you should seriously consider is a smart sprinkler system controller. ByRead More →
In the DIY arena, single board computers and microcontrollers are two of the hottest topics. And if you’re new to this space, the differences between them can be confusing. So what makes a single board computer and a microcontroller different? We’ll take a look. What is a Single Board Computer?Read More →
Microcomputers are an interesting part of the history of computing and video games. In the 80s and 90s, the home computing revolution led to a large number of microcomputers on the market across the world. This means that if you want to start collecting microcomputers, knowing which system to chooseRead More →
Research has long strived to develop computers to work as energy efficiently as our brains. A study, conducted by researchers at the University of Gothenburg, succeeded for the first time in combining a memory function with a calculation function in the same component. This discovery paves the way for moreRead More →
Marc Fertik, a longtime high-performance computing executive at Ace Computers known to colleagues for his generosity, outspokenness, and deep knowledge of the industry, died Nov. 19. He was 62 years old. Fertik was based in New Jersey and served as vice president of technology solutions at Ace Computers, based inRead More →
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The first draw for Ohio’s Vax-2-School program takes place on Monday, but winners won’t be announced until next week, according to the Ohio Department of Health. Winners will be announced daily on Ohio Vax 2 Schools Instagram and Twitter from November 29 through December 3. “Each day for the nextRead More →
PlayStation 5’s DualSense controller introduced more immersive gaming experiences with its special rumble features. However, many gamers like to have different options for gamepads depending on their preference during gameplay. Although there are not many standard third-party options, some companies create custom versions of the PS5 controller. . Here areRead More →
UBC researchers have trained computers to predict upcoming designer drugs before they even hit the market, a technology that could save lives. Law enforcement is in a race to identify and regulate new versions of dangerous psychoactive drugs such as bath salts and synthetic opioids, even as clandestine chemists scrambleRead More →
In the late 1980s, the AutoCad drawing program was introduced in horticulture to make plant drawings. It was a big step forward in design quality and detail, says John Vollebregt, COO of Tebarex. In 2021, a new milestone was reached and Tebarex moved to REVIT 3D installation plans. Drawings basedRead More →
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. – General Micro Systems (GMS) in Rancho Cucamonga, CA introduces the X9 SPIDER 3U OpenVPX single board computers for deployed military, aerospace, or rugged applications. The X9 SPIDER offers 455 gigabits per second of I/O throughput, alignment with the Sensor Open Systems Architecture (SOSA) technical standard, andRead More →
FIGURE 1A. This design was featured in the previous episode with the question “Should we continue?” It is too high, incomplete and not strong enough. But, yes, we will continue. Figure 1A presents a design for a motorized base for a shopping cart. As a virtual prototype, this 3D modelRead More →
In previous centuries, it was common to tie the operation of a program to the clock speed of a computer. As computers got faster and faster, programs tied to that slower clock speed sometimes had trouble running. To temporarily fix the problem, some early 90’s computers included a “TURBO” buttonRead More →
Quantum computers, to some extent, are the modern equivalent of 1950s computers. Image: IonQ With all the excitement around quantum computing coming from researchers, businesses, and even governments, it’s tempting to envision a future in which Amazon Prime Day deals include enticing discounts on next-generation quantum computers, ready to beRead More →
Filled with self-doubt, paranoia and existential despair, Franz Kafka’s writings have led generations of readers into what the author called “the descent into the cold abyss of the self”. A treasure trove of 150 drawings, recovered from a Swiss bank vault in 2019 after years of legal wrangling and shownRead More →
Future Xbox fan. Photo: BabyGlitch Does the stuff your infant chews on not look like a video game controller? Are you a gamer parent concerned that your child may want to go outside instead of sitting in front of the television all day? BabyGlitch has your back with its newRead More →
To say the name Heathkit is well known to Hackaday readers would be an understatement. Their legendary kits have launched countless electronic hobbies and ultimately many careers. From relatively simple radio receivers to oscilloscopes and televisions, the company offered kits for all skill levels from the post-war period through theRead More →
MICROSOFT fought off the biggest “DDoS attack” in its history. The massive cyberattack involved tens of thousands of computers, most of which were spread across Asia. 1 Microsoft revealed a huge cyberattack that it managed to blockCredit: Microsoft Cyberattacks are increasingly common and highly sophisticated. One of the most commonRead More →
HP, Lenovo, Dell, Acer, Samsung, Dynabook and, of course, Microsoft itself are among the PC makers that have presented the most impressive Windows 11 offerings. Michael Goldstein, president and CEO of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-based Microsoft partner LAN Infotech, which is also a member of CRN’s Security 100,Read More →
As technology is capable of rendering three-dimensional realities believable, this is no small feat for an artist with a pen and paper in hand. Yet a man from Egypt does just that. Born and raised in Alexandria, Mustafa Mohamed Samir Ragheb has loved drawing since childhood. Today he works inRead More →
Our experts have tested 25 Products of the Game Controllers & Accessories category in the past year Since 1982, PCMag has tested and reviewed thousands of products to help you make better buying decisions. (Read our editorial mission.) If you want to play on your PC, you probably need aRead More →
shooting box, from September 1 to 24, is an exhibition curated by Rachel Berger of the California College of the Arts (CCA). The centerpiece of the show is that of Berger Chip I, an Xbox controller cast in lead and copper, a commentary on what she sees as the cynicalRead More →
Time crystals sound like majestic objects from sci-fi movies that open passages to alternate universes. In the Marvel Universe, the “Time Stone” gives wielders control over the past, present, and future. Although it remains a fantasy, scientists have been successfully creating micro-scale time crystals for years – not to powerRead More →
HP announces two new Chrome OS PCs for its consumer-focused lineup. The first is the Chromebase AiO, an all-in-one desktop computer with a screen that can swivel from landscape to portrait. The second is the Chromebook x2 11, a lightweight detachable that can easily switch from laptop to tablet mode.Read More →
When we last wrote about Baikal Electronics, the Russian company was offering MIPS-based processors, but now they’ve announced that several iRU-branded desktops and an all-in-one computer have been introduced with Baikal-M Octa-core Cortex-A57 processor with Mali-T628 GPU, and support up to 32GB DDR4 RAM, up to 3TB HDD. The computersRead More →
SAN FRANCISCO, July 28, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — fictionalthe leader in high-quality, on-demand manufacturing through its digital manufacturing ecosystem, today unveiled an industry-first feature that allows engineers to create and modify 2D designs from 3D models in a few seconds. In addition to designing parts in CAD, engineers often alsoRead More →
Using tiny computers mounted on the backs of snail shells in Tahiti, scientists have discovered how one species survived extinction while others fell prey to an invasive carnivorous snail, according to a new study . The rosy wolf snail was introduced to the island in the 1970s as a meansRead More →
Personal, courtesy of Acer As microchips have become more and more powerful, the need for a large desktop computer has diminished, as has the size of the computers themselves. These days it’s possible to get a competent machine just over the size of a hardcover book, and there are evenRead More →
The computer and office equipment industry is the backbone of businesses, including service and manufacturing companies. This industry deals with computers, computer hardware and peripherals, software, and office machinery and equipment. However, demand for products in the computer and office equipment industry varies with the level of business activity. Let’sRead More →
(Photo: Wu Jun/VCG via Getty Images) SHANGHAI, CHINA – AUGUST 03: A logo is seen at Nvidia booth during China Digital Entertainment Expo & Conference 2018 (ChinaJoy) on August 3, 2018 in Shanghai, China. (Photo: NVIDIA official webpage) NVIDIA has launched Canvas, a new app that turns doodles and sketchesRead More →
Snails carrying the world’s smallest computers on their shells have helped explain the mystery of their own survival against all odds. The Society Islands of the South Pacific, a lush tropical archipelago part of French Polynesia, was once home to at least 61 species of arboreal snails. But after theRead More →
Shapr3D introduces Drawings functionality and a new business plan, steps into MCAD heavy territory with more to come. Budapest, Hungary-based Shapr3D today introduced its highly anticipated drawings feature, along with new pricing tiers. Application for repositioning drawings The award-winning iOS app, now also available for macOS, disrupted the industry withRead More →
by Charlie Vono, special for Aerotech NewsBecause fighting the Cold War involved focused dedication, secrets, and emerging technology, much of the story is unknown to the general public. Often they are not sufficiently aware of the technological history of the Cold War to even wonder about it. Yet the technologyRead More →
While most would agree that 3D models are the future of construction planning, the vast majority of construction projects today are still based on 2D drawings. Traditional designs remain the most accessible choice for most professionals, and construction companies are looking for technology tools that offer useful features in aRead More →
One of the most practical uses of virtual reality is in product design, allowing engineers and artists to create, refine, and perfect something in 3D. instead of spending money to iterate real prototypes. Wacom, a company synonymous with art and design, has created a new version of his stylus whichRead More →
Taku Inoue is a Japanese artist who specializes in creating 3D renderings of anime characters of all kinds. If Taku Inoue is widely known for his 3D renderings of Tom & Jerry’s most famous scenes, it’s with another project we fell in love with. The artist has recently embarked onRead More →
20. Dragon 32 (1982) Made by Swansea-based Dragon Data (a subsidiary of traditional toy company, Mettoy), this 32k machine featured an advanced Motorola MC6809E central processor, a decent keyboard and excellent analogue joypads. However, its quirky graphics material gave every game a garish green hue, and its most iconic gameRead More →
Lori Pearson created toys based on her 6-year-old grandson’s drawings. A doll for her teacher includes laces for arms and other toys she sewed were based on her drawings of ‘monsters’, shown with her grandson, Cashous Pearson. He likes to call them “Cashous Cuddlers,” Pearson said, shown with her grandson.Read More →
In the same way that it’s easier to order takeout than to prepare a homemade meal, it’s much easier to download a ready-to-use 3D print model than to create your own. A new Kickstarter campaign wants to help change that with the help of a new app designed to makeRead More →