Richard Branson unveils the first spacecraft in history that sells tickets. We are officially in the future! This is history in the making. Only $200 000 per seat! VirginGalactic.com
This may be vaporware but it would certainly be useful to find coworking facilities and wifi when you get to a new place. Worksnug: WorkSnug is an Augmented Reality application
If you didn’t think Augmented Reality was a big deal you need to watch this talk. BTW, Bruce Sterling is a living god. The guy is off the charts brilliant.
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“Augmented ID is a TAT concept that visualizes the digital identities of people you meet in real life. With a mobile device and face recognition software from Polar Rose, Augmented
“The World’s First Augmented Reality Browser. Layar is a free application on your mobile phone which shows you what is around you by displaying real time digital information on top
photo by ChrisL_AK I’ve put together a list blogs about the future for my own reference. In the spirit of collaboration and openness I’ve made the spreadsheet public and open
This is a demonstration of the world’s first automated battery switch technology for electric vehicles in Yokohama, Japan. Better Place will own the batteries and charging stations and it will
This video shows a man controlling a robot using only his thoughts. It’s “mind” blowing.
Steve Jurvetson (a personal hero of mine) just published this video of the very first test drive of the Tesla Model S. He’s an investor and he bought the first
Someone needs to use these as pixels and make this wall display information! More great buildings with vertical vegetation over at WebEcoist [WebEcoist]
Augmented reality meets sketchup in this short film by Bruce Branit. [Bruce Branit | Vimeo]
If you’re viewing this in an rss reader these videos may not work. So click here. This is a demonstration of Siftables (cookie-sized, computerized tiles you can stack and shuffle