Sony's quadcopter takes smartphone tech to the skies
Sony is gunning for a slice of the growing drone market, showing off newly developed unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) from its drone venture, Aerosense.
View ArticleHitachi warehouse robot grabs goods with two arms
Hitachi has created mobile logistics robots that can use two arms to handle inventory in warehouses.
View ArticleSony TV speaker analyzes ambient noise
Sony is introducing a US$166 wireless compact TV speaker that can automatically adjust the volume according to ambient noise levels.
View ArticleLG rolls out rollable keyboard without the rubbery feel
Portable keyboards for mobile devices tend to come in either rigid and foldable or rubbery and rollup forms. LG Electronics is launching one that's a bit of both.
View ArticleMirrativ app can live stream anything on your phone
Mobile gaming giant DeNA has released Mirrativ, a live streaming app that allows any content on a smartphone screen to be broadcast.
View ArticleCrowd-sourced weather apps claim accuracy, but keep your eye on the sky
As weather apps proliferate, advocates say millions of smartphones and other devices are providing more accurate predictions than traditional models of forecasting.
View ArticleIn smartwatches, Sony stays subdued while LG goes glitz
Sony and LG have different design visions for their latest smartwatches, but both resemble traditional timepieces.
View ArticleCats get their own Street View tour of this Japanese city
Onomichi in Japan has rolled out a website that lets people virtually wander the city from the perspective of a cat.
View ArticleSimple self-driving golf carts point the way for autonomous cars
Researchers from the U.S. and Singapore have developed self-driving golf carts that use minimal sensing equipment, and demonstrated them in a public park.
View ArticlePioneer harnessing laserdisc tech for low-cost LIDAR
Pioneer is testing cheap, compact LIDARs by using know-how gained in laserdisc development and manufacturing.
View ArticleFujitsu offers way to double capacity in wireless cells
Fujitsu has developed task-sharing and scheduling technology for wireless networks that could double capacity in individual cells
View ArticleCanon goes big on resolution with 250-megapixel sensor
Canon developed an experimental CMOS sensor with 250 megapixels that could be used in some enterprise applications such as surveillance.
View ArticleCanon creates 120-megapixel DSLR camera
Canon's latest prototype DSLR camera features a 120-megapixel sensor with more than double the resolution of the EOS 5DS and 5DS R.
View ArticleFujitsu's small 20Gbps receiver could transfer huge files instantly
Fujitsu has developed a 300GHz receiver that could allow mobile devices to download 4K or 8K high-def video instantly.
View ArticleGoogle Play Music, Netflix face tepid streaming market in Japan
Global and local firms are vying for position in Japan's late-blooming market for streaming media content.
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