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The TAO Chair isn't the only piece of exercise furniture out there, and in fact, it has a rather long line of predecessors that includes the Gymygym exercise chair, the GEWOS armchair and the Active Desk.

The prototype looks like it could just be an artistic piece of furniture. TAO also launched the production version of the Wellshell at CES 2015,

like a Chicago father who Downey said purchased a Makerbot to print custom furniture for his daughter s dollhouse.

and then suddenly seeing life-size, 3-D images of people and furniture. Or look down at a smartwatch

essentially creating"living materials"that can be integrated into everyday objects and devices, from solar panels to adjustable furniture,

The possibilities are endless furniture could even be built out of these"living materials.""Devices constructed from these materials could adjust to their environments in ways that traditional nonliving materials cannot."

There was almost no room left for furniture. I thought there was an opportunity to clean up this mess,

and worked with Toronto's Julia West Home to design beautiful furniture that turned your computer into an entertainment center, much like those console Hi-fi systems from the'50s.

They could assemble into different types of furniture or heavy equipment as needed. And they could swarm into environments hostile or inaccessible to humans

but how many of them immediately think of furniture? It sounds futuristic but the Biorobotics laboratory at EPFL sponsored by NCCR Robotics is working on exactly that#robotic furniture or Roombots.

Roombots are a modular self-reconfiguring robotic system and are a direct response to the pressure on space that is so common within large cities today.

and climb on any surface meaning that furniture does need not to be connected only to the floor

Pramita Tamrakar, who had reopened only just her family's furniture store, said she had rushed out onto the street after grabbing her eight-year-old son and 12 year-old daughter."

even if they are behind furniture or walls. The device's motion-capturing technology makes it equally valuable for smart homes,

'The furniture portal recently leased a 1, 800 sq ft space at Linking Road, Santacruz. Moreover, Lenskart, an Indian eyewear brand that started online,

""We are investing in technology to solve many complex online furniture shopping problems in an innovative way.

It also allows for multi-user interaction one designer can sketch some furniture while another can move it around.

they can test different furniture options according to the scale and even work on the interior detailing.

whether we will be able to drape a concave fabric screen over our living rooms so we can move IKEA furniture around in real-time in 3d a

durability and imperviousness to water means they are used everywhere, from packaging to cars and furniture and toys.

Wi-fi cameras and sensors have also been installed on furniture, doors, medicine bottles, fridges, plugs and kettles inside the flat, dubbed the Personalised Assisted living facility.

#IKEA Releases New Furniture Collection, Promises Better Living Through Wireless Power It tempting to dismiss IKEA new embrace of furniture that will charge your phone as a gimmick.

led to a new furniture line that began rolling out to stores in Europe on Wednesday.

And if IKEA furniture doesn appeal to you, but the idea of embedded wireless charging does,

Indeed, the rollout could mark the first major shift in the function of furniture since prehistoric man started forming beds, chairs and cubbyholes out of wood, stone and animal skins.

IKEA grew from a simple furniture dealer in a pinched little town in southern Sweden to an international behemoth with 315 stores in 27 countries by capitalizing on the Scandinavian design movement.

he Testament of a Furniture Dealer. In it, he elaborated on the company mission to provide wide range of well-designed,

After U s. consumers rejected IKEA furniture as cheap and ugly, the company launched a significant research effort in the mid-1990s to figure out what Americans wanted.

the company debuted its new designs at the Furniture Fair in Milan. As journalist John Leland would note in the New york times Magazine seven years later,

After years of viewing furniture as a prized possession, Americans were ready to have a more transitory relationship with their stuff.

Today, IKEA sells more than $30 billion worth of furniture each year and is one of the world largest single consumers of wood,

and its new furniture line could be a flop. But if IKEA is right, the retailer is positioned uniquely to bring wireless charging to as many people as possible at the lowest possible price.

such as other types of robots or even furniture or clothing u

#A New Kind of Brain Scan Can See Your Pain, Literally Nothing hurts Americans more than chronic pain.

even if they are behind furniture or walls. The device's motion-capturing technology makes it equally valuable for smart homes,

even if they are behind furniture or walls. The device's motion-capturing technology makes it equally valuable for smart homes,

Your furniture is moved not over even though the light, or more generally the electromagnetic radiation, emitted by your lamps bounces off from its surfaces

such as plastic or metal, to transform structures from furniture to buildings to microscopic robots. Illinois graduate researcher Evgueni Filipov

or pop-up furniture. Paulino sees particular potential for quick-assembling emergency shelters, bridges and other infrastructure in the wake of a natural disaster."

and even furniture and clothing, he says a

#Google Bids to Make its Sideshows into Main Attractions Google founders Larry page and Sergey Brin seem determined to prove they gave the world more than a great advertising business.

I like most about Ikea furniture: assembling it myself at home. ource: Larry Hardesty, MIT Newsimage:

A large hardware reseller obviously handles different internal data than say a large furniture manufacturer. We aim to have at least five large enterprise customers by summer 2015

#Furniture Shopping with Augmented Reality In a darkened room in the back of a small furniture store just south of San francisco International airport, the couch in front of me keeps changing colors and patterns, from red to blue

So far, Vizera setup has been installed in a handful of furniture stores, some of which are paying subscription fees for the equipment and fabric imagery.

which an upholsterer would when covering furniture. Vizera also digitizes upholstery options by scanning materials like fabric

A depth camera connected to the projector is used to line up the image with the actual furniture.

It opens the way to 3d printing much larger objects, from machine casings, to furniture and much more.

Paris-based industrial designer Jean-Sébastien Lagrange teamed up with French engineer Raphaël Ménard to create the Zero Energy Furniture table, also known as the ZEF Climatic Table.

and energy issues on a furniture scale, Lagrange told WIRED. Beneath the oak table are a series of phase-changing materials (PCMS) placed between the wood

Lagrange and Ménard are planning more Zero Energy Furniture in the future. The pair told WIRED that they are looking into home goods as well as lighting designs in their next project

And soon we might have the ability to charge our devices by the dozen from up to 30 ft (9 m) and coming straight from our furniture.

from suits or dresses to furniture or carpet, could potentially have computer touchpad style control capabilities woven.

Most immediately, the film could be used in clothes and outdoor furniture, both of which can be damaged by too much sun exposure.

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