Adventures with SONY Digital Paper Constructive criticism I maintain this list because the SONY DPS has quite literally changed the way I work for the better, and I have become fully committed to helping SONY produce the best possible second version of this device. https://www.phys.hawaii.edu/~kcroker/sonydps/#wishlist
Consumer-grade EEG devices: are they usable for control tasks? PeerJ Published March 22, 2016PubMed 27014511: Overall recognition accuracy of both the concentration (attention) and relaxation (meditation) mental states of subjects were 60.5% (for the Emotiv device) and only 22.2% (for the Neurosky device), which is not very usable in a practical sense.
Muse EEG is a 4-channel EEG measurement device capable
Development of EEG measurement and processing system in LabVIEW development environment 29 Oct 2020：Implementing Muse EEG in the LabVIEW Developer Environment by completing the OSC data stream, LabVIEW performs post-filtering of data, graphs and graphs raw and calculated values, and saves measurement and configuration parameters in a .csv and .xml file extension.
Contec Medical Systems Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as CONTEC) focusing on research, manufacture and distribution of medical instruments, was founded in 1996 as a high-tech company. CONTEC locates in Economic & Technical Development Zone in Qinhuangdao covered an area of 125 acres and building area of over 100000 square meter, which is one of the largest bases for R & D and production of medical devices.
Kawala-Janik, Aleksandra (2013) Efficiency evaluation of external environments control using bio-signals. PhD thesis, University of Greenwich. KT88 was ordered and some initial tests were conducted. The results also showed that the device was inappropriate for the potential BCI-implementation. Some of pre-tests were conducted in another research institution – Silesian University of Technology in Gliwice, Poland. The samples were noised by various internal and external artifacts. The final choice of measurement equipment was – Emotiv EPOC headset.
脳波でWindowsを操作できるユーザーインターフェイスが登場 脳波ヘッドセットが市販されているが、実用化にはユーザーインターフェイスの進化も欠かせない。高速入力が可能なインターフェイスの開発によって、麻痺患者とのコミュニケーションが取りやすくなるかもしれない。 by Emerging Technology from the arXiv2017.06.13
“When I lost my .tex file to the Principia, I was devastated. Mathpix helped me effortlessly use equations from the Principia in my new work. I now have more time to stand beneath trees and get hit by apples.” (Isaac Newton)
Over the 10 years since The Mosquito was launched, CSS have sold many many thousands of them worldwide and in 2017 it still continues to be the MOST effective and safe way to disperse groups of loitering teens from locations they are not welcome. (compoundsecurity.co.uk)
Dad-of-ten outraged after neighbour’s ‘ANTI-CHILD alarm’ leaves seven-year-old daughter ‘screaming in pain’ (Mirror ByTom BevanAnita Merritt 18:11, 16 JUL 2018) Single father Thomas Weldon, 52, says his kids are prisoners in their own home due to the controversial ‘mosquito’ device that only people under 25 can hear
Couple face £5,000 fine for installing anti-child noise repellant outside their home (The Telegraph By Helena Horton4:47PM GMT 09 Nov 2015) Michael Mitchell, 66, and his wife Kathryn, 52, were sick of noisy children playing outside their house – so they installed a repellant
Sonic youth: The high-pitched sound alarm for under 25s Is Mosquito, the high-pitched alarm only under-25s can hear, a blessing or a bane? Jamie Merrill sounds it out(INDEPENDENT Wednesday 19 June 2013 17:34 Jamie Merrill)
Couple who installed high-pitch ‘mosquito’ alarm to ward off racist teen vandals are now under investigation for noise nuisance (Mail Online By SUZANNAH HILLS, PUBLISHED: 10:08 BST, 18 June 2013 | UPDATED: 11:04 BST, 18 June 2013)
High-Pitched Device Drives Away Teens (CBS News April 23, 2008, 5:15 PM) The device, called the Mosquito, is audible only to teens and young adults and was installed outside the building to drive away loiterers. The gadget made its debut in the United States last year after infuriating civil liberties groups when it was first sold overseas. Already, almost 1,000 units have been sold in the U.S. and Canada, according to Daniel Santell, the North America importer of the device under the company name Kids Be Gone.
The sound that repels troublemakers (BBC 2006/4/4) It was named the ‘Mosquito’ because the sound resembles that of a buzzing insect. And it works by emitting a harmless ultra sonic tone that generally can only be heard by people aged 25 and under. In trials, it has proven that the longer someone is exposed to the sound, the more annoying it becomes.
先生にだけ聞こえない携帯呼び出し音
Vancouver teen creates ringtone app that only young people can hear; heads to Dragon’s Den (Vancouver Sun GILLIAN SHAW Updated: October 17, 2013)
A New Ring Tone Teachers Can’t Hear (CBS NEWS By LLOYD VRIES AP June 12, 2006, 8:10 AM) Students are using a new ring tone to receive messages in class — and many teachers can’t even hear the ring. Some students are downloading a ring tone off the Internet that is too high-pitched to be heard by most adults. With it, high schoolers can receive text message alerts on their cell phones without the teacher knowing.
A Ring Tone Meant to Fall on Deaf Ears (The New York Times, By Paul Vitello, June 12, 2006)
Many customers have been wondering why Apple didn’t bump up the maximum RAM to 32GB, including MacRumors reader David, who emailed Apple to ask and got an explanation from marketing chief Phil Schiller.
Question from David: The lack of a 32GB BTO option for the new MBPs raised some eyebrows and caused some concerns (me included). Does ~3GBps bandwidth to the SSD make this a moot issue? I.e. memory paging on a 16GB system is so fast that 32GB is not a significant improvement?
Schiller’s answer: Thank you for the email. It is a good question. To put more than 16GB of fast RAM into a notebook design at this time would require a memory system that consumes much more power and wouldn’t be efficient enough for a notebook. I hope you check out this new generation MacBook Pro, it really is an incredible system.(MacRumors)
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