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Developping synthetic telepathy

Published by J. R. under Communications, News on November 27, 2008

Women communicating her face expression by thoughts to a computer, using a headset Brain-computer interfaceUniversity of California Irvine scientists has been awarded a grant from the U.S. Army Research Office to study the neuroscientific and signal-processing foundations of synthetic telepathy with the goal to develop communication systems based on thoughts, not on speech.
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New coding would shape future generation networks

Published by Carl under Communications, News on May 30, 2008

Blue light beam spreading Network coding, a novel wireless-network protocol developed for the U.S. army, breaks the rules by sending not the data itself but rather a description of the data. In simulations, a network using the protocol was five times more efficient than a traditional network. Within the next year, the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) will test the protocol in field trials.
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Galileo signals are on air

Published by J. R. under Communications, News on May 20, 2008

View of Galileo system satellite constellation EADS Astrium with the Giove-B satellite, has been transmitting the highly precise Galileo signal on 7 May. An important milestone on the road to the European navigation system Galileo, has thus been attained. In the course of the ‘In-Orbit Validation’ (IOV) phase, lasting until 2010, the four navigation satellites already being built by prime contractor Astrium will be deployed in space.
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Foresighting communications in 25 years

Published by Carl under Communications, News on April 27, 2008

Woman in 3D holographyFraunhofer ISI questioned experts about the information and communication technologies of the future in a Delphi study. Much is technically feasible, say the experts, but not everything is also desirable.

3D Internet with holograms, super-fast quantum computers or glasses which project the pictures from a PC or television directly onto the eye.
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Quantum Teleportation and Memory Demonstrated

Published by Ian under Communications, News on March 2, 2008

Artistic Atom representation in blueResearchers created an experiment in which a quantum bit of information is transported across a distance of seven meters and briefly stored in memory. This is the first time that both quantum memory and teleportation, as the information transfer is known, have been demonstrated in a single experiment.
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First consumer Mind Machine Interface (MMI)

Published by Carl under Communications, News on February 24, 2008

headset of the first consumer Mind Machine InterfaceThe company Emotiv unveils to the world the claimed first ever consumer brain computer interface, after more than 4 years of hard work and dedication, major scientific breakthrough and countless innovations.
 

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Universal handset for all applications with mind-machine interface

Published by Carl under Articles, Communications on December 1, 2007

handset devicesPocket devices have been improved a lot since the initial ancestors of current multi technology equipment which implements different technology communications (GSM, CDMA, UMTS, etc) with email, location (GPS) organiser and various applications etc, but in spite of this evolution we are still depending on various devices : (mobile handset, laptop, TV-DVD, organiser, etc).

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