Gaming peripheral brand SteelSeries has expanded its mouse lineup with an offering that could prove to be the Holy Grail for serious esports gamers: true "1-to-1" tracking. The company's new TrueMove3 sensor means your mouse movement will match up ex...
Whether it’s executing a complex food recipe or putting together literally anything from IKEA, wouldn’t it be nice if you had a helping hand from someone who had a little experience?! That’s the idea behind this clever wearable! Sensei, literally translate from Japanese as “one born before another”, is designed to connect users with experts who can help them with a variety of tasks.
Users must only give Sensei a single push to be put in touch with an expert who can assist them with whatever they’re doing. As silly as it looks, the forehead mounted design gives experts on the other end a first-person view of what the user is doing, making it easy to guide them. Imagine the possibilities! A mechanic to help you with a quick car fix… a gardener to help you choose the right plants for your climate… a trainer to teach your dog new tricks. With a number of experts available at the push of a button, it encourages a DIY attitude and transfer of knowledge!
Adobe has been focused on making its mobile apps powerful photo-editing tools for quite some time. At its annual MAX design conference last fall, the company debuted Sensei: a collection of AI and deep learning tools that can analyze an image before...
Leveraging its machine learning, artificial intelligence (AI) and deep learning capabilities, software major Adobe Systems has unveiled Adobe Sensei -- a new framework and set of intelligent services...
For most of us, the humble mouse is but a tool for effective computer navigation, for gamers though, it's a matter of life and (virtual) death. SteelSeries knows this, and hopes its new Sensei Major League Gaming edition mouse will keep a few more of its faithful out of the MASH. It looks like much of the credentials of the original Sensei have been kept intact, the same 10.8-megapixel sensor, the 150 inches per second movement detection, 32-bit ARM processor, LCD display and so on. What's new then? For the main part, the CPI, which can now go from one to 8,200, or all the way to 16,400 if you use the double CPI feature. You'll have to wait until August to get your hand on it, with pre-orders (but no price as yet) set to open at the MLG Championship next week.
Gaming peripheral brand SteelSeries has expanded its mouse lineup with an offering that could prove to be the Holy Grail for serious esports gamers: true "1-to-1" tracking. The company's new TrueMove3 sensor means your mouse movement will match up ex...
Adobe has been focused on making its mobile apps powerful photo-editing tools for quite some time. At its annual MAX design conference last fall, the company debuted Sensei: a collection of AI and deep learning tools that can analyze an image before...
