Nikon patent records for our camera to take pictures when we toss

Generally will answer "never" when asked "under what circumstances is it appropriate to launch your digital camera fragile air?". Nikon, who assume you want to sell more cameras or extended warranties, has patented a new feature for their cameras: take photos while in flight.

How does this current with a camera? Sales abroad, the more open space, better. You put your camera on timer mode. Strips the camera outside and it takes a picture as he takes crazy turns. Finally, do your best to catch it before it hits the ground and make pieces. This method would be effective with a GoPro camera, which as we know resistecia are high, but in the case of most cameras is not a viable option.

As mentioned, Nikon has patented a new feature for our camera to take a picture when we toss, and when that decision is made ​​is determined by using the accelerometer.

No doubt Nikon is desperate to sell more cameras because when time's grab not, will have to buy a new one or send it in for repair.

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Cadivi: Over $ 800 million for shoes, stationery and printing

In the first eight months of 2012 the Administration Commission (Cadivi) has authorized a total of 820.94 million dollars for the footwear industry, stationery and arts graphs.

According to a press release, representatives of the institution met Friday with a group of members of the cameras that bring together a large number of companies, as part of ongoing meetings with the country's productive sectors.

The Director of Industrial Association of Graphic Arts (AIAG), Javier Mazparrote said that these contacts union are important as they allow timely expose problems and solve industry problems presented to the representatives of various chambers in the required formalities.

The activity was attended by representatives of the Ministry of Industry and the Institute for the Defense of People's Access to Goods and Services (Indepabis).

Also attended by representatives of the Venezuelan Chamber of the Book (Cavelibro) Venezuelan Association of Producers of Pulp, Paper and Paperboard (Apropaca), Association of Graphic Arts Industries of Venezuela (AIAG) Venezolana Textile Association ( ATV), Venezuelan Chamber of the Clothing Industry (Cavediv), and of the Venezuelan Chamber of the Footwear and Components (Cavecal).

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Interesting robot that disguises itself in seconds

 

So far we have seen the scientists working on robots that can run, jump, climb, greet and do some things.  Nothing to worry about ... until now, scientists have created a robot that is able to blend a few seconds.
Harvard researchers presented the new version of its little robot can quickly blend in with their environment, becoming virtually invisible. The robot has channels along which the pigments that camouflage, but also because these channels can circulate liquids of different temperatures to make it undetectable to the cameras thermal and the like. Alternatively, the robot can carry liquids fluorescent glow in the dark.
Fortunately, this is a robot under development, so there is nothing to worry about, it will still be a long time before one of these to infiltrate our house to spy or anything similar.

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Researchers develop a system that blocks our mobile while driving

 

The risks of going on the phone while driving or going to write a text message are just known, yet people are still doing. While some countries have laws banning cellphone use by drivers, are often ignored.
Recently, researchers at the University Anna of Technology , located in India, have created a new system that prevents the driver is talking or texting on his mobile.
The system is activated when it detects that the driver is using his phone and quickly blocks the signal from it. The problem that can happen is they lock the phones in the rest of those who are in the vehicle, although this should not happen because it is a short-range system.
Besides this, it is planned that the system can be integrated with the offices of the traffic control departments in order to reduce the use of cameras.
We will have to follow him closely to see how it evolves.

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