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Well, it doesn’t have a Roomba that will check up on your vitals just yet, but it looks like iRobot is betting on healthcare robotics in a fairly big way, with it taking advantage of the recent TEDMED conference to announce that it’s forming a new business unit focused solely on the still burgeoning industry. That unit will be headed up by Tod Loofbourrow, who says that he believes the business “has the potential to make a significant difference in the field of healthcare,” and adds that he thinks “the long-term potential of robotics to extend independent living is profound.” While he’s just as light on specifics, iRobot CEO Colin Angle is no less ambitious about the company’s goals, saying that iRobot’s “healthcare mission is add a million years of independent living to our customers.” And in case you’re wondering, the image at right isn’t an iRobot robot, but it is all too real . [Via So, Where’s My Robot?

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iRobot creates new business unit for healthcare robotics

I was reading this post on mashable earlier, from one of my favourite tech bloggers, Jennifer Van Grove .  It’s about a new ‘tweet notification’ feature that Twitter are planning to add, for people who use the Twitter website to tweet. Twitter business model to include advertising?

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Twitter.com about to get stickier!

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Australians throw away more than 18 million printer cartridges every year! This means over 5,000 tonnes of  discarded rubbish ends up as unhealthy landfill. How can we stop this

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Does recycling really help the environment?

Those who bought the Amazon Kindle 2 when it was hot off the factory a few months ago may be shaking their heads at how the price of their nifty little gadget at home was slashed by $60. Even before its release, there has been a lot of speculation surrounding the significance of the e-book reader and how it will stand up to other gadgets that can do so much more. What is rather glaringly clear is how expensive the Kindle is, especially when you take in to account the fact that there is only so much you can do with it.

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Down So Soon? Kindle Prices Take a Dive!

After what must’ve been a few painful minutes of rehearsal, a few robots built by the Interdisciplinary Centre for Computer Music Research have preformed what we assume to be their first and last paid gig: a rendition of Happy Birthday to celebrate the 100th of the Science Museum in the UK. What’s interesting about these bots — outside of their horrible ear for music and laughable singing voices is the fact that they’ve actually been programmed to communicate and teach each other to sing through the process of singing to each other. Videos of both painful acts are after the break, and while we wouldn’t call it art, we shouldn’t throw stones: we’ve been in plenty of garage bands that sounded quite a bit worse.

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Tone-deaf robots teach each other to sing, passionately butcher a Happy Birthday rendition

Nerds Beat Netflix’s Recommendation System, Qualify for $1 Million Prize [Contests] In a very shrewd move, Netflix created a contest more than 3 years ago to award $1 million to anybody that could create an algorithm more than 10% more accurate than theirs.

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Nerds Beat Netflix’s Recommendation System, Qualify for $1 Million Prize [Contests]

Retro-Gen Plays Dusty Old Sega Genesis Cartridges and Digital ROMs [Classic Gaming] We’ve seen reimagined Genesises (Geneses?) before , but this might be the best one yet. It’s portable, it plays both original cartridges and ROMS off an SD card, it’s got TV-out and it only costs $50. Sign us up

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Retro-Gen Plays Dusty Old Sega Genesis Cartridges and Digital ROMs [Classic Gaming]

Well these 2 are done , These bigger build are great but do take up a lot of time , None of which i have these days So i’am planing better ! limiting my self to only 2 build from now on .. But we maybe moveing soon so all build may be on hold for awhile have to wait a see Please enjoy ! Cathedrae Noctis: HellWorks II , Red Sector Mech Bay The Cathedrae window’s are made to look like stain glass w/ pic’s in them !! Did my best to show them in the pic’s i took " Do be warned this takes a lot of ink and Paper to build " Attached Images DSCF0574.jpg (120.5 KB, 3 views) DSCF0575.jpg (152.2 KB, 1 views) DSCF0576.jpg (55.3 KB, 1 views) DSCF0578.JPG (111.2 KB, 1 views) DSCF0580.jpg (56.1 KB, 1 views) DSCF0582.jpg (80.7 KB, 1 views)

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The emergence of technology did not lead exclusively to innovation in industries and the corporate world. Technology, after all, is very much a part of ordinary life for most people, and has also become a source of entertainment. When purchasing computers and other peripherals to accompany it, such as printers, keyboards and mice, it is not uncommon to factor in entertainment-related considerations before making the decision to purchase a gadget

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Michael Jackson’s Legacy to the Tech World

By Kelly Price In a previous post on Studio LexJet, Dustin Flowers talked about how the career of fine-art photographer Theo Anderson has evolved.  To illustrate just how different each photographer’s career path and vision can be, let me tell you about Jim LaSala. He lives in New Jersey, but grew up in Brooklyn. Jim LaSala didn’t

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How Photography Careers Evolve: A Profile of Jim LaSala

By Eileen Fritsch Compared to the number of books that have been published on digital photography and Photoshop, relatively few books have been written on inkjet photo printing. Even fewer guides have been published about how to mat, mount, and frame inkjet prints for display in an exhibition or gallery. That’s why I was intrigued by a

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Book Presents Tips for New Sellers of Art Photography

By Alex Ried For more than 15 years, LexJet has been helping creators of inkjet prints choose the most cost-effective way to protect valuable prints from damage due to scratching and exposure to UV light, humidity, and airborne pollutants.  Photographic and art prints can be protected with traditional framing systems, laminating films, clearcoats, or protective sprays.

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Clearcoating Inkjet Photo and Art Prints

Xerox Phaser 8550DP Solid ink printers are able to print on many different types and thicknesses of media. They are much less sensitive to changes in media type than are color laser printers . Compatible solid ink blocks are available and are considerably cheaper than official xerox supplies.Solid ink technology using heat and pressure, which is why solid ink produces such great image quality on any kind of media Solid ink printers are the same as the one used in inkjet and laser printers with black, cyan, magenta and yellow ink sticks used.A solid ink stick is based on environment friendly resin (similar to crayon), contains no solvents and produce no ozone.

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Last week, while traveling out of town from Hobby Airport, I took this photograph and posted it on Natuba/twitter: The sign on the urinal reads, “Automatic infrared flush sensors also provide video monitoring for security purposes” Posted on Natuba Gus over at Swamplot wrote it up as a story, after some back and forth on e-mail with me. And then Swamplot’s write-up got picked up on slashdot.org

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For the past few years, corporations have been touting the launch of each new sustainability program – from employee engagement initiatives to renewable energy powered operations. And so, 2009 is an interesting year for Green Printer to check in on the results of these shop floor and boardroom decisions. In a very interesting article, Anca Novacovici of Eco-Coach speaks about how corporations like 3M and Grossman Marketing group reaped in tangible – but unexpected revenue surges, savings and client kudos – by choosing the greener path.

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Green Printing Myths – Busted! Why not make green by printing sustainably?

Matt Cutts asked  earlier today what other people were seeing for Chrome browser share in March 2009.  I pulled www.snapstream.com’s traffic stats from the last two weeks (March 20th through yesterday) and I show Chrome at 3.25%… about half of the 7% that Matt reported for Chrome on his blog.

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In an effort to increase customer relations and client retention, Inkgrabber has put in place a Live Chat client & an E-mail Trouble Ticket Solution. This system allows all Inkgrabber.com personnel to assist in answering customer requests & problems in a much quicker fashion. We expect that our customers will be happy with our improved turnaround time on e-mail tickets.

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Inkgrabber Improves Customer Service with Live Chat

We lost track of time on our bike ride and got their late, but luckily tofu13 got a nice video. A friend of mine that lives in the building behind the Compass Bank Building (the video has shots of some people on their balconies in the same building) said the implosion shook his building and woke him up.

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Compass Bank implosion in Houston

Cheap B + W 72mm Circular Polarizer Multi Coated Glass Filter – Where to Find Them I must announce that I’m as usual one that does not enjoy shopping online, but my belief on that has changed since I ordered my B + W 72mm Circular Polarizer Multi Coated Glass Filter from ebay. Not only was B + W 72mm Circular Polarizer Multi Coated Glass Filter extraordinary, but the shopping experience was mind-boggling too! The secruity that ebay has implemented is truly safe

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