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| Just in case you didn't make it this obvious. (Image courtesy creativefan.com.) |
Shot Through The Art, And You're To Blame: New Tattoo Recognition Software Spots Evildoers By Their Ink
We all know that the encroaching insidiousness of facial recognition technology is getting harder and harder to thwart. This can be somewhat of a good thing, like when it actually catches criminals or finds your lost dog, but for the average citizen, you can't even skip church without getting compiled into a face database (dataface?) these days. No matter how much weird makeup you use to try to obscure yourself, there's just too many cameras out in the world attempting to capture your likeness. Now, the technology has been refined to include the art on your body in addition to your body itself...
Finger/Painting: Innovative 3D-Printing Process Allows The Blind To Truly Feel Visual Art
Can you imagine what life would be like were you to lose one of your senses? What if it was the sense that's so important, it's allowing you to read this right now? For the blind, all visual artwork used to be abstract. Until now...
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| The original and tactile 3D-printed versions of Van Gogh's "Dr Gachet." Now you can both touch and be touched by art. (Image courtesy 3dphotoworks.com.) |
Va-jamming: New Insertable Music Device Serenades Your Unborn Child
Happy New Years, baby! Did you get some good partying done to ring in 2016? Well, if you celebrated so hard that you'll be creating another human around September or so, have we got some rockin' news for you!
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| You can't shove a Fender Stratocaster up there, but this is the next best thing. (Image courtesy dailkmail.co.uk.) |
Space Station Sunday: Happy Sixteen New Years!
Happy 2016, space fans! It's looking like it'll be another great year for science, progress, and adventure aboard the ISS. Let's see what's up...
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| The Rocky Mountains look like serene snowdrifts from space. Fortunately no one has to worry about digging out the car in bad weather up there. (Image courtesy Scott Kelly.) |
Exclusive: New Year's Noise Maker App
2015 is quickly drawing to a close and aGupieWare's exclusive New Year's Eve Noise Maker app is available from the App Store for just $0.99. The app plays numerous New Year's Eve sounds and songs. Irritate ears with the sound of a horn. Twist brains with the twirler sound. Perform an ensemble of the instruments above, or play the classic New Year's song "Auld Lang Syne." Bring the noise!
Space Station Sunday: Signing Off (Part II)
Welcome to Part II of our review of 2015's greatest moments on the International Space Station.
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| At night, the "pale blue dot" becomes a diamond. (Image courtesy NASA.gov.) |
Space Station Sunday: 2015, Signing Off (Part I)
Good afternoon, space fans! What a year it's been for manned spaceflight...
| It never gets old. (Image courtesy theguardian.com.) |
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