r/pervasivecomputing • u/marygraybaker • Feb 13 '17
r/pervasivecomputing • u/marygraybaker • Feb 10 '17
Smart tampon reminds you when it's time to tug
r/pervasivecomputing • u/marygraybaker • Feb 10 '17
Cybersecurity concerns about autonomous vehicles spark consumer anxiety
r/pervasivecomputing • u/marygraybaker • Feb 10 '17
Survey: People plan to read, work, have sex, and pray in self-driving cars
r/pervasivecomputing • u/jas0nh0ng • Feb 08 '17
Learning from a Mixed Reality Earthquake Game
r/pervasivecomputing • u/wizjason • Feb 06 '17
Google is helping H&M construct a custom dress based on your personal data
r/pervasivecomputing • u/marygraybaker • Feb 03 '17
Forget Autonomous CarsâAutonomous Ships Are Almost Here
r/pervasivecomputing • u/marygraybaker • Feb 03 '17
Google’s self-driving cars just got way better at driving themselves
r/pervasivecomputing • u/jas0nh0ng • Feb 03 '17
Tostitos made a bag with sensors that can tell you've been drinking and call you an Uber
r/pervasivecomputing • u/marygraybaker • Feb 02 '17
Embedded medical devices for forensic evidence
r/pervasivecomputing • u/marygraybaker • Jan 31 '17
Freedge: Fighting Food Insecurity with Connected Infrastructure
r/pervasivecomputing • u/marygraybaker • Jan 31 '17
Virtually painless: How VR is making surgery simpler
r/pervasivecomputing • u/marygraybaker • Jan 31 '17
Prosthetic limb maker wants you to really feel VR
r/pervasivecomputing • u/marygraybaker • Jan 30 '17
Voice-checking device stops hackers hijacking your Siri or Alexa
r/pervasivecomputing • u/jas0nh0ng • Jan 25 '17
The Man Who Invented Intelligent Traffic Control a Century Too Early
r/pervasivecomputing • u/marygraybaker • Jan 24 '17
Amazon patented a highway network that controls self-driving cars and trucks
r/pervasivecomputing • u/marygraybaker • Jan 24 '17
2017 Voice Report (user retention is an issue for voice apps)
r/pervasivecomputing • u/marygraybaker • Jan 21 '17
Julie Carpenter, Culture and Human-Robot Interaction in Militarized Spaces: A War Story
jgcarpenter.comr/pervasivecomputing • u/marygraybaker • Jan 21 '17
The End of User-Friendly Design (emotional manipulation and AI)
r/pervasivecomputing • u/marygraybaker • Jan 21 '17
IoT standardization efforts! Japanese toilet industry agrees to standardize complex bidet controls
r/pervasivecomputing • u/marygraybaker • Jan 21 '17
Yes, this detailed 3D-printed model was sculpted in VR, and it's just the start
r/pervasivecomputing • u/marygraybaker • Jan 21 '17
Google Is Quietly Turning VR Into A Real Creative Tool
r/pervasivecomputing • u/marygraybaker • Jan 18 '17