Tag Archives: Multimodal interaction

NASA turns to Deep Web Exploration

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Google is the gatekeeper to the information on the web. People only find what Google deems relevant and good. Google mixes the results with a bucket of ads and this is what most users will see of the...

Fove, the Oculus Rift Plus Eye Tracking to Reach Kickstarter Goal Today

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The entrepreneurs behind Fove try the same path as Oculus VR to get of the ground. FOVE, the world's first eye tracking virtual reality headset launched a Kickstarter crowd-funding projected two days...

The Eye Tribe Brings Eye Tracking to Smartwatches

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The Eye Tribe shows at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona its new eye tracking software solution for smartphones and new Eye Tracking SDK for Android. The company also demonstrated a smartwatch with...

SenseDriver Technologies to unveil latest Portable Head-up Display SenseHud at CES 2015

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SenseDriver Technologies has also revealed its plan of unveiling its Heads-Up Display ‘SenseHud’ at the CES 2015 in Las Vegas. Now do not mistake SenseHud to be any ordinary HUD as it is an all-...

Nick Cannon Tries the Virtual Reality Beginner’s Guide and Smartphone VR Viewer

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Here is a neat and affordable Holiday gift for geeks. The Virtual Reality Beginner’s Guide and Smartphone VR Viewer is a book bundled with a cardboard VR headset based on the design Google introduced...

Virtuix Creates New VR Gaming Experience

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Virtual reality company Virtuix has raised 3 million dollars to fund production on its new Omni treadmill.  The idea is to get users a more realistic experience when they dive into a gaming...

Oculus Founder Explains Why We Can be at Ease About Facebook Deal

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When Facebook unexpectedly acquired Oculus VR for $2 billion last month, the internet cried out in synchronized outrage. The fear was that the social network giant would trample Palmer Luckey‘s...

Sony Announces Project Morpheus

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With technology, the consumer expectations have been soaring higher than ever before and when we pay the price for technology we surely want to discover newer worlds and now it is even possible to...

Prototype Fujitsu tablet uses haptic feedback to feel images on the screen

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Fujitsu is at Mobile World Congress 2014 in Spain and the company is showing off a very cool prototype tablet that offers haptic feedback. The feedback that the tablet offers goes beyond simply...

Could The U.S. Military’s New Search Engine Replace Google?

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When DARPA wants a next-generation search engine, Google had better pay attention. DARPA, or the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, is the cutting-edge Pentagon research organization whose...