IEEE ITESM Puebla

06/03/2017

Had artificial intelligence been named something less spooky, we’d probably worry about it less.

31/03/2016

https://www.facebook.com/IEEE.org/posts/991445367576765:0

186,000 miles per second (299,792 kilometers per second)? That’s shockingly fast.

16/07/2014

Light-field displays for mobile devices might be only a year away

10/07/2014

Happy 158th birthday to Nikola Tesla! One of history's most prominent inventors, Tesla believed invention is humanity's greatest product.

08/05/2014

Carbon nanotubes and graphene are integrated into one flexible device that can attach to insects for environmental sensing

28/04/2014

¿Sera que las capacidades de los robots se incrementen de forma exponencial en los siguientes 20 años?...Comenta tu opinion

We took a look at Honda’s ASIMO robot and its predecessor P1. As you can see, robotics has evolved A LOT in the past 20 years. What will humanoid robots look like 20 years from now?

10/04/2014

Es realmente bueno hacer crecer un proyecto poco a poco como este.
Excelente Jueves que ya viene el fin de semana y para algunos unos buenas vacaciones. :)

The "Italian BigDog" is getting smarter, faster, and more agile

24/01/2014

Happy 30th, Mac!

Today is the 30th anniversary of the original Mac. Explore its influential features in an interactive infographic here http://bit.ly/1fbVbLP.

02/12/2013

FYI

Getting your purchases delivered by a drone? We're skeptical, and here's why

07/11/2013

Para aquellos que les gusta el área de la robótica.

We may have seen robots that can play rock-paper-scissors before, but the Janken Robot (created by Tokyo University) will win at the game 100% of the time.

It needs only 1 milisecond to recognize your hand signal and change its hand to beat you. http://dailym.ai/1hjmyqu

06/11/2013

JPL outfits a robot with microspine grippers to help it climb around rocks in space

26/10/2013

Laser Lights for Your Beamer

You've never seen light--or lights--like this. BMW's new laser headlights slice through the dark like butter.

Blue-laser light from a tiny diode proceeds through a phosphor, which converts some of it into a wavelength in the yellow part of the spectrum. The resulting mix is a white beam that can be focused very tightly (forming an elliptical image), even though it’s not a laser.

And so much more.... http://bit.ly/1a54xlV