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Visual Searching Visual Searching is an automatic object identification method whereby the source device uses a camera or sometimes two cameras for depth perception, to scan a physical location to find a particular object or particular feature at that location. Below, we offer a selection of links from our resource databases which may match this term.
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Results by page [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() TwittAround is a novel AR application, combining the technologies of visual augmented reality, Geolocation, Twitter, and the iPhone. Resource Type not Available ![]() ![]() ![]() The value of sound is ofter overlooked when designing a virtual world, who, for all the prolieration of speaker systems, all too often concentrate on visual only - especially the non gameworlds. Resource Type not Available ![]() Vpython, short for "Visual Python" is a 3D library specifically written for the open-source, cross-platform language, Python. A different sort of iWear device, Vuzix's AV 230XL is panoramic, yet designed solely for audio-visual playback, not for interactivity,
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Results by page (17/06/2009)
Like the robots in the "Terminator" movies, our eyes move methodically through a scene when seeking out an object. If we don't immediately find what we're searching for, our attention leaves the already-scanned area behind and moves on ...
(28/11/2009)
Search engine use is not just part of our daily routines; it is also becoming part of our learning process, according to Penn State researchers. The researchers sought to discover the cognitive processes underlying searching. They examined ...
(23/01/2005)
Games, cameras and music players have all been added to our handsets in the last few years, but 2005 could see another big innovation that won't just see a change in our mobile phone habits - it might alter the way we listen to the radio.<...
(14/04/2009)
We've heard it before: "Imagine yourself passing the exam or scoring a goal and it will happen." We may roll our eyes and think that's easier said than done, but in a new study in Psychological Science, a journal of the Association for ...
(14/10/2008)
New research suggests that for middle aged and older people, using the internet helps boost brain power. A University of California Los Angeles team found searching the web stimulates centres in the brain that control decisio...
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