Car Sickness Battling VR

German start-up Holoride has designed a virtual-reality experience for the backseats of taxis, for passengers in autonomous vehicles or for kids on long car trips. Holoride‘s games and visualisations provide entertainment that’s specifically tailored to passengers, incorporating the car’s real-time movements, such as acceleration and steering. The resulting experiences are not only immersive, they help to combat motion sickness by syncing […]

3D’s Printer Unique Fingerprints

3D printers leave behind a type of “fingerprint” that can be used in tracing 3D-printed weapons through digital forensics, according to a joint-study released by university researchers in the US. Just as ballistics analysts can match a bullet to the gun that fired it by studying the markings on the bullet, so too can analysts look to the markings on […]

Creating More Micro Living Space

The containers vary in width and depth to accommodate a range of contents, including a double mattress, clothing and toiletries. The lid of each unit conceals its contents and doubles as a floor panel. Bruijn developed MoreFloor during her final year at Design Academy Eindhoven in response to her own cramped urban living conditions. “I had a small apartment in […]

Google Maps To Add Speed Limits For Users

Google has rolled out speed limits to Google Maps, two years after the long-awaited feature started testing in San Francisco and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The speed limit feature will show the maximum speed for the road that drivers are traversing in the lower left side of the app. Google Maps will also now display the locations of speed traps […]

Let Your Guests Connect With A Click

You know the scenario: A group of friends and family come to visit, and they all want to get on your Wi-Fi network, which means several tedious minutes of reading out the lengthy passcode for your network. That’s a problem that the new Wi-Fi Porter could solve. The dinky puck-shaped device uses NFC (Near Field Communications) – the same tech […]