The Pros And Cons Of Sixth Sense Technology

First of all, we began with daily essential device, smartphone. It is an irrefutable fact that our versatile smart phone has the both advantages and disadvantages. We imagine ourselves using our phones on the street while walking, even when going across the pedestrian crossing. It is very perilous action and we know it, but we do it. We imagined of the picture that a person is going across the pedestrian crossing, then slowly, there would be an appearance of pool of blood at his underneath. In the end, he reaches at the edge of a cliff that if he makes forward a step, he will fall down. However, most importantly, he does not know his fatal situation as his two eyes are desperately staring at his phone screen. It was our first draft and we thought it is a common problem nowadays. This means everyone could understand the ad and it could function as a public service advertisement as we planned. But, in the end, we conclude that it is effective, yet,

Advancements in technology over the past ten years have been incredible by making everyday life easy and simple for the common person. These new devices literately put everything in the world at ones’ finger tips. Even though it seems as if these advancements help everyone, someone has to take the fall.

Imagining a glimpse of the future beings with the spark of inspiration rooted in the visionary spirit of Mark Weiser. Despite his short life, Weiser initiated the beginning of what we know as ubiquitous computing. His transformative notion in the sense of what computing should provide to the experience of humans has resonated for decades throughout the research community. The bridge between humans and computers and the divide of the digital and physical world should be seamless. It should fold into and disappear within our everyday activities as Weiser described in his famous 1991 paper [8]. His notion of invisible computing or the act of computing merging and dwelling within everyday activities,

Technology has touched the facets of our everyday life in a manner that some businesses are not able to keep up with the fast and accelerated rate of change. You would be hard-pressed not to see a trace of a software or hardware anywhere you go. Starting from smart phones, to smart homes, to smart cities, technology has by all means taken over propels’ lives.

The rate of technology advancements has been increasing rapidly within the 20th and 21st century. This all started to take place in the beginning of human history; beginning with items such as the typewriter, printing press, and wireless communication. Throughout the many years that have passed, we have come to very valuable creations such as the WorldWide Web, smartphones, and global positioning system (GPS). As the world continues to progress, the advancements in technology will come with it, and society will continue to look for ways in which it will develop a more easier and accessible way to live our everyday lives.

Have you ever been in the middle of productive work and your telephone buzzes? Or wait… did it even buzz? Since the invention of the media, media users has stated they think their telephones went off but actually, they did not. Scientists have studied this issue and identified it as a relatively new psychological phenomenon diagnosed as Phantom Vibration Syndrome. In one study, 89% of media users said they experienced this phenomenon at least once every two weeks. It would actually seem that our brains now perceive an itch or tingle as an actual vibration about media on our telephones. As spectacular as it may seem, technology is rewiring

We have evolved over millions of years to sense the world around us. When we encounter something, someone or some place, we use our five natural senses which include eye, ear, nose, tongue mind and body to perceive information about it; that information helps us make decisions and chose the right actions to take. But arguably the most useful information that can help us make the right decision is not naturally perceivable with our five senses, namely the data, information and knowledge that mankind has accumulated about everything and which is increasingly all available online. Although the miniaturization of computing devices allows us to carry computers in our pockets, keeping us continually connected to the

Beyond The PC is an article about the new technologies that will change our notion of what computer look like and where computing takes place which mean we can use it everywhere. The whole idea of this article is about how technology nowadays can change our daily life routine. The two authors of this article, Jim Erickson and Stuart Whitmore, generate the idea about the advanced of technology that we adopt and adapt these day can be useful, easy to use , various types, and appealing in our life. According to the authors, technology nowadays could change everything from the things that we have in kitchen cabinets to articles of clothing. It shows that technology already world spread and would rule the world in the coming post-PC era.

Technology has managed to consume most people in the twentieth century. Whether its your laptop, your cell phone, or the latest television serious you 've managed to find yourself hooked on; theres something thats gotten everyone interested. Depending on if you 're into texting, the latest Netflix series, watching the news, or playing video games, technology of the twentieth century has managed to intrigue just about everyone. While there are many benefits that technology has to offer, the world doesn 't know how to live without it anymore. People find themselves lost without their Iphone, Gps, or Google to answer their questions. Being in constant communication with someone has become an everyday routine for us. Whether its texting, snapchatting, emailing, or constantly picking up the phone, odds are that you 're talking to someone via electronics most of the day. Its hasn’t always been like this (believe it or not) and humans were never supposed to rely so heavily on inanimate objects. We are constantly being updated on what is going on in the world. Scrolling through twitter or just turning on the news automatically fills you in on whats going on in the world. Although this is incredibly helpful and even more convenient, we shouldn 't be constantly filling our minds with this information. There was a period of time when things were all hear say. With Google at your fingerprints you have the answer to just about any question you could fathom to ask, and within seconds the

In this laboratory, an experiment will be conducted to explore the human senses. Most importantly the senses of touch. Various parts of the body will be tested to see how the body adapts to external simuli. These external stimui will be a coin touch, temperature and a touch from a two point discrimination. Also the ability to read from afar will be tested using the Snellen examination chart.

The Sixth Sense is a Human Machine Interface (HMI) technology developed to bridge between users and the wealth of information from sources such as the internet and other digital archives. The core technology is comprised from application software as a controller, projector as an output device, and camera as input device. Furthermore, the user operates the machine using hand gestures as codes retrieving object-related information.

Advancements in technology affect many aspects of our lives in today’s society. Whether the affects are positive or negative, it can be sometimes difficult to imagine a world without some sort of modern day technology. The idea of technology as a part of our daily lives, can affect how people use technology in the future. The reliance on technology, that a lot of people today have when using their mobile cellular phones and gaming technology such as computers and gaming consoles, can cause negative effects on the person themselves and the people around them, especially when interacting outside their homes.

In 2012, IBM, an American technology company, announced in a report, IBM 5 in 5, that it would develop cognitive systems that will allow computers and smartphones to use the five human senses. According to IBM (2012), the sense of touch will be created by using haptic technology that generates a vibration when the user touches the screen. As for the sense of sight, currently, computers can see images, but do not understand them. IBM (2012) predicts an evolution in a near future where computers will be able to develop this sense. This will benefit several fields such as the medical and agricultural fields.

Suppose you have a gadget, which displays information about the things you look at. For example, you focus on a hotel and it displays everything available on internet about that hotel like its menu and reviews by customers, or points towards a stranger sitting in front of you in the bus and it displays his facebook profile etc. Not only these things this technology has much greater possibilities.

Computers are widely used for many purposes in almost all areas like offices, hospitals, colleges, super markets, households, etc. The dependency on computers for carrying out different tasks like online shopping, paying bills, booking tickets, etc. is continuously increasing. . Scientists are trying to develop a technology which integrates the physical and the digital world. The 5 human senses- eyes, ears, nose, tongue and skin- perform their own functions. There could also be another sense which would enable us to sense things that are not basic and biological. This technology can be assumed as sixth sense technology. Sixth sense technology uses the concepts of gesture recognition, augmented reality, computer