#ces2017

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2017 year in review and some throw backs too. CES, Ocean Cup, IBM InterConnect, Avett Brothers #2017bestnine #bestnine2017 #canneslions #cannes2016 #CES2017 #ibminterconnect #lasvegas #keywest #hiddenfigures #avett (at Wake County, North Carolina)

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ImmotorGO 🇺🇸 🛴at OCBC Cycle 2017 #singaporesportshub #ocbcarena #ocbccycle #immotorgo #mightyvelo #mobilityforcities #madeforcities #personaltransport #escooter #wholenewwaytomove #everydaytransport #CES2017 #personalmobility #urbantransport #ohmybike #preorder (at Singapore Sports Hub)

[reaver-power]

Top 5 3D Printing Things I Saw at CES 2017

Top 5 3D Printing Things I Saw at CES 2017

3d printer review 2017 While at CES 2017 I got to see a lot of really cool things in the 3D Printing area, even though I had a very, very short amount of time. I hope to be able to spend … source

[ketogenicdietrecipesposts-blog]

Have you guys seen new Countertop Induction Oven? It’s being featured at CES 20… Have you ever guys seen @panasonicusa new Countertop Induction Oven? It is being featured at CES 2017 #CES2017 and it is actually superb.

[engadget]

Technology helped me through the emotional roller coaster of CES

“Humans love to control how they feel. Booze and coffee have been perking us up and lubricating social situations for millennia. Mood-enhancing technology, on the other hand, usually tries to emulate a cup of joe or a glass of wine but without the need for rinsing your liver. I'm generally OK with pumping chemicals into my body, but with a few mood-changing gadgets catching my eye in the run-up to this year's CES, I thought I'd give some a go. The hope was that I could avoid the usual uppers-and-downers routine that a week in Vegas demands.” - James Trew, Deputy Managing Editor, Engadget 

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Five NASA Technologies at the 2017 Consumer Electronics Show

This week, we’re attending the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), where we’re joining industrial pioneers and business leaders from across the globe to showcase our space technology. Since 1967, CES has been the place to be for next-generation innovations to get their marketplace debut.

Our technologies are driving exploration and enabling the agency’s bold new missions to extend the human presence beyond the moon, to an asteroid, to Mars and beyond. Here’s a look at five technologies we’re showing off at #CES2017:

1. IDEAS

Our Integrated Display and Environmental Awareness System (IDEAS) is an interactive optical computer that works for smart glasses. The idea behind IDEAS is to enhance real-time operations by providing augmented reality data to field engineers here on Earth and in space. 

This device would allow users to see and modify critical information on a transparent, interactive display without taking their eyes or hands off the work in front of them. 

This wearable technology could dramatically improve the user’s situational awareness, thus improving safety and efficiency. 

For example, an astronaut could see health data, oxygen levels or even environmental emergencies like “invisible” ethanol fires right on their helmet view pane. 

And while the IDEAS prototype is an innovative solution to the challenges of in-space missions, it won’t just benefit astronauts—this technology can be applied to countless fields here on Earth.

2. VERVE

Engineers at our Ames Research Center are developing robots to work as teammates with humans. 

They created a user interface called the Visual Environment for Remote Virtual Exploration (VERVE) that allows researchers to see from a robot’s perspective. 

Using VERVE, astronauts on the International Space Station remotely operated the K10 rover—designed to act as a scout during NASA missions to survey terrain and collect science data to help human explorers. 

This week, Nissan announced that a version of our VERVE was modified for its Seamless Autonomous Mobility (SAM), a platform for the integration of autonomous vehicles into our society. For more on this partnership: https://www.nasa.gov/ames/nisv-podcast-Terry-Fong

3. OnSight

Did you know that we are leveraging technology from virtual and augmented reality apps to help scientists study Mars and to help astronauts in space? 

The Ops Lab at our Jet Propulsion Laboratory is at the forefront of deploying these groundbreaking applications to multiple missions. 

One project we’re demonstrating at CES, is how our OnSight tool—a mixed reality application developed for the Microsoft HoloLens—enables scientists to “work on Mars” together from their offices. 

Supported by the Mars 2020 and Curiosity missions, it is currently in use by a pilot group of scientists for rover operations. Another HoloLens project is being used aboard the International Space Station to empower the crew with assistance when and where they need it.

At CES, we’re also using the Oculus Rift virtual reality platform to provide a tour from the launchpad at our Kennedy Space Center of our Space Launch System (SLS). SLS will be the world’s most powerful rocket and will launch astronauts in the Orion Spacecraft on missions to an asteroid and eventually to Mars. Engineers continue to make progress aimed toward delivering the first SLS rocket to Kennedy in 2018.

4. PUFFER

The Pop-Up Flat Folding Explorer Robot, PUFFER, is an origami-inspired robotic technology prototype that folds into the size of a smartphone. 

It is a low-volume, low-cost enhancement whose compact design means that many little robots could be packed in to a larger “parent” spacecraft to be deployed on a planet’s surface to increase surface mobility. It’s like a Mars rover Mini-Me!

5. ROV-E

Our Remote Operated Vehicle for Education, or ROV-E, is a six-wheeled rover modeled after our Curiosity and the future Mars 2020 Rover. 

It uses off-the-shelf, easily programmable computers and 3D-printed parts. ROV-E has four modes, including user-controlled driving to sensor-based hazard-avoidance and “follow me” modes. ROV-E can answer questions about Mars and follow voice commands.

ROV-E was developed by a team of interns and young, up-and-coming professionals at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory who wanted to build a Mars rover from scratch to help introduce students and the public to Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM) careers, planetary science and our Journey to Mars.

Make sure to follow us on Tumblr for your regular dose of space: http://nasa.tumblr.com

[spideycentral]

Tom Holland at the 2017 CES DellExperience on January 5, 2017

[mayfieldrobotics]

Last week, Mayfield had the opportunity to demo our favorite home robot at @waltdisneystudios for their exclusive #BestOfCES after event. @kurirobot had a stellar time bleeping and blooping with all his new @Disney-riffic friends. See you next time, Mr. Mouse! #HeyKuri • • • • • • • #KuriRobot #CES2017 #Mayfield #MayfieldRobotics #robot #robots #robotics #disney #WaltDisneyStudios #BestOfCES2017 (at Walt Disney Studios)

[freshwata1]

Monday Blues @freshwata #latergram @cnet #CnetatCes #CES2017 #live #love #conference #events #world #event #designers #production #fabrication #lighting #technology #art #design #creative #insta #instagood #instagram #instamood #instmoment #instacool #instalike #instafollow #instafresh Keep Keeping It Fresh #kkif

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@wylsacom #moto #motorcycle #motoworld #_motoworld #мото #мотоцикл #honda #ces2017

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Profesör Einstein Robotu Hanson Robotics'ten Profesör Einstein robotu kişisel zekanızdır. 14.5 " boyunda olan Profesör Einstein robotu sizi keşfetme ve macera etkileşimli bir yolculuğa çıkarıyor, evrenin sırlarını açığa çıkarıyor, sizinle matematik oyunları oynuyor, şaka yapıyor ve hatta buluttan veri çekerek sorularınıza cevap veriyor . Professor Einstein Robot The Professor Einstein robot from Hanson Robotics is your personal genius. Standing 14.5” tall, the Professor Einstein robot takes you on an interactive journey of discovery and adventure, revealing the secrets of the universe, playing math games with you, telling jokes, and even answering your questions by pulling data from the cloud. #ces #robot #robotics #robotik #automation #human #system #electronics #technology #tech #mechatronica #mechatronics #engineering #engineer #amazing #nice #great #einstein #albert #playing #cloud #genious #professor #zeka #matematik #ces2017 #interactive #interesting #design #cool

[engadget]

LG's Tone Studio neck speakers are less crazy than you'd think

[spideycentral]

Tom Holland at the 2017 CES DellExperience on January 5, 2017

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Congrats on #OscarNoms for best picture and adapted screen play for #HiddenFigures! At #CES2017, film director and writer Ted Melfi shares his wish for viewers of the film and what inclusion in tech means to him. #Oscars (at Las Vegas Convention Center)