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Latest Mobile Phones Are The Flavour Of The Season

According to the current scenario, one can easily say that mobiles have become a necessity. No one can ever do without them, specifically when speaking about urban areas. They have become more of a friend, because we count them on our critical times. Moreover, as the technology is progressing, latest mobiles have started coming out with innumerable user friendly features, which has eventually brought a silent revolution in the mobile segment.


PDA GPS Built In - Helps You Find Your Way No Matter Where You Are

One of the most useful and exciting features of the newer PDA"s, is their ability to serve as real time maps. A PDA GPS built in system serves two purposes – it can help you keep track of your busy schedule as every PDA does, and, it can help you find your way to just about anywhere. You will no more get lost trying to find your way to a new client, to see your son"s soccer game, or in a new city. Some of the PDAs on the market don"t have a GPS Built In system, so they require a special receiver that has to be bought separately and attached to the PDA.


Expressive Humanoid Robot Head: FloBi Robot can show Feelings

FloBi head and neck have total of 18 degrees of freedom, including a proprietary an attractive actuator for moving its lips which improves on comparable designs by concealing the anchor points of actuation. To express usual selection of emotions like happiness, sadness, anger, surprise, and fear, Flobi, its eyebrows, eyelids, eyes, lips, and neck can all move independently. FloBi even comes with a camera in each eye, some microphones, a gyro sensor and LEDs in its cheeks that help simulate a blush response. It will be used to study natural human-robot interaction and the effects of its external appearance.

Discovering even the smallest amount movement of an eyebrow, for example, comes so naturally to people that even Hollywood"s best visual effects studios struggle to recreate them in computer animations. Robots with extremely abstract features like the SONY QRIO, for example, could never be mistaken for a reanimated corpse, and they lower the observer"s expectations to more realistic levels. There have been a number of robotic heads developed over the years in an attempt to replicate human interaction and emotional expression. Flobi described by Ingo Lutkebohle and colleagues in a paper for the ICRA 2010 conference.

Source : B4tea.com






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