The Q2 Cube Internet radio tries to innovate in terms of how users interact with it. It’s the first dial-free radio.
Product development company Cambridge Consultants shows off its gadgets
Many of these are set to hit retail shelves in the next few weeks
Engineers are working to improve accuracy and lower costs on brain control
Police officers and special forces covet the ability to “see” through walls
(WIRED) — A radio without any knobs. A bathroom where a clear display wirelessly streams vital statistics on your health. And a user interface that takes brain waves and translates them into commands for a computer.
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These are some of the products in development by Cambridge Consultants, a product design and development company. It showed off some of its latest inventions at a daylong event last week in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
These are some of the products in development by Cambridge Consultants, a product design and development company. It showed off some of its latest inventions at a daylong event last week in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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-Check out these sweet ideas, many of which are set to hit retail shelves in the next few weeks. Continue to read the details here
http://www.cnn.com/2009/TECH/10/28/future.gadgets/index.html
-Check out these sweet ideas, many of which are set to hit retail shelves in the next few weeks. Continue to read the details here
http://www.cnn.com/2009/TECH/10/28/future.gadgets/index.html
