Human Area Network 2.0
Click, BBC’s flagship technology program recently traveled to Japan showing a phone that transfers data through your body to a computer. This technology is called RedTacton and has been developed by Japanese scientists of Nippon Telegraph & Telecom. In a nutshell: RedTacton technology turns your body, your clothes, your shoes and even the floor your standing on into an ‘adsl cable’ that transfers data wirelessly to other RedTacton enabled devices.
Nearly two years ago I was fortunate enough to visit the RedTacton lab in Japan for the Dutch Television show ‘In de Ban van het Ding’…
“Kom je ook op mijn feestje?”
Vorige week donderdag en vrijdag gaf ik voor het tijdschrift Techno op het CareerEvent in de Jaarbeurs Utrecht live uitpakparties aan het werkzoekende publiek. Ik introduceerde een handvol leuke gadgets waarmee bezoekers vervolgens zelf even mee mochten spelen. Eentje daarvan was de LiveScribe Smartpen, een intelligente pen en dictafoon in één… Read more
Tros Radar megapixel mythe
More megapixels in your camera means sharper pictures, right? On the contrary. In this episode of the Dutch consumer television program Tros Radar I help debunk the myth.
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Who is David?
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