Wii better than Drug Bust ! according to Cops ! :D !

September 27th, 2009 No Comments   Posted in What THE |= ?

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Polk County undercover drug investigators stormed the home of convicted drug dealer Michael Difalco near Lakeland, FL in March. Nothing wrong with, right? At least until a few of the officers noticed a Nintendo Wii.

What they failed to notice, however, was a wireless security camera connected to a computer inside Difalco’s home that was recording their every move. That included the fact that several of the officers decided to play with the Nintendo Wii, including one Polk County sheriff’s detective who stopped cataloging evidence repeatedly to “take her turn.” When she hit two strikes in a row, she jumped and kicked in celebration (see the video below).
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Wearable Gaming EyeBall Robot ???

September 27th, 2009 No Comments   Posted in What THE |= ?

HA! It reminds of that Eyeball character from Quake !!!

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“Miruko,” a wearable eyeball-shaped robot with a built-in camera and wi-fi capabilities, is designed to augment human perception by sensing and reacting to objects that cannot be seen with the naked eye.

In this video, Miruko’s creators demonstrate how the robotic eyeball can be used as an interface for a virtual monster-hunting game played in a real-world environment.

Worn on the player’s sleeve, Miruko’s roving eye scans the surroundings in search of virtual monsters that are invisible to the naked human eye. When a virtual monster is spotted, the mechanical eyeball rolls around in its socket and fixes its gaze on the monster’s location. By following Miruko’s line of sight, the player is able to locate the virtual monster and “capture” it via his or her iPhone camera.

Other skills, such as the ability to recognize and track specific faces or objects, suggest the Miruko robotic eyeball interface could be put to use in a variety of navigation, surveillance, and augmented reality entertainment applications.

[Via Pink Tentacle]

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