ARYUS - Creative Touch

[8bitfuture]

Goji Smart Lock is watching you.

The smartphone activated lock features a built in camera, which can be set to provide photos to your phone in real-time as people unlock the door.

The Goji app allows you to send virtual keys to anyone with a smartphone, which can be valid for any specified time; great for people renting out properties through websites like Airbnb.

The project has already unlocked its funding target on Indiegogo, check out the campaign and get your own here.

[thenextweb]

Anyone else find they end up doing this each night? I do! #geekproblems @MattNavarraUK - TNW Community Director

[aryus-ct-blog]

This might be what next generations will be playing with. LEGO RIP.

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Follow the rabbit !

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New LG Campaign

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Aryus is about to make PowerPoint look sexy ! I know .. That sounds crazy. Stay tuned.

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Aryus has developed a fully immersive 180° curved screen. Content remains perfectly consistent for a single-user, thanks to a process of parallax 3D. And it is gesture controlled. Enjoy and feel free to check out our website for more information. http://www.aryus.fr/

[kqedscience]

Insanely Rubbery Battery Stretches To 4 Times Its Length

“In the future, stretchy batteries such as these could help power solar-energy generating clothes,tattoos that monitor your vital signs, robot skin that’s sensitive to touch and other futuristic, flexible devices, the batteries’ creators wrote in a paper published today in the journal Nature Communications.”

[artpartner]

QR Codes Embedded into Sidewalk to provide tourist information.

Rio De Janeiro has embedded QR codes into their sidewalks to help tourists learn more about the city and more easily get to where they are going. The codes have been embedded into the city’s traditional mosaic sidewalks in the form of black and white tiles. When the tiles are scanned with a smartphone, a local map and information is provided to the user in English, Spanish, or Portuguese. Brazil plans to embed roughly 30 QR codes at beaches, vistas and various historic sites around the city, helping Rio’s two million foreign visitors each year get around.

[newyorker]

Cartoon by Emily Flake. For more from this issue: http://nyr.kr/USOWBM

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21th Century kids...

[wildcat2030]

Seems just like yesterday that Prof.Kevin Warwick of the University of Reading, UK took that bold step to implant a BrainGate device onto his median nerve in his forearm to be able to control electronic devices.

The road further down has revealed a fascinating bunch of technological features. Now, researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana have developed what is called an “Epidermal Electronic System” (EES) which is a bendable electronic device that uses the molecular force on skin cells for adhesion. It even boasts of a power source small enough to power it. Interestingly, these could quite soon replace identification tags or become alternatives for Biometric systems. Hmmm, come to think of it, party goers could now be given a fancy tatoo with a hidden electronic circuit in their arms. Healthcare monitoring is just the begining.Read more here : Breakthrough: Electronic circuits that are integrated with your skin. (via Branding yourself electronically with Electronic Epidermal Systems)

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WELCOME TO THE ARYUS APP. HERE'S A GLIMPSE OF OUR WORK AND WHAT WE INTEND TO DO. http://aryus.fr/appPreview/ You will have to download and install the Unity plug-in in order to use the app. It is a light plug-in and most of all you will get to experience what the Internet will be like in the near future.  

[yosowwwhat]

Audi OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diodes) light concept - a rather terrific looking system using technology by Phillips. The lights aren’t bright enough yet to use them in real traffic, but I am sure it won’t take much longer. 

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ARYUS CreativeTouch wishes you a happy 2k13

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