Interactive video game and figurine combinations top kids’ gaming lists this holiday season
Popular video games this holiday season include interactivity with character figurines on PlayStation, Nintendo, Xbox, Microsoft Windows, Android and iOS
Author: Lauren Leetun
InComm Research proves digital gift cards will be popular gifts this holiday season
In a recent survey, 71% of respondents indicated that they intend to purchase at least one gift card from an online website or mobile website/app this holiday season,
Service robotics market expects revenue growth, will be worth $15.69 billion by 2020
Healthcare has become lucrative for service robots as the capability of these robots to offer sustainable medical provision without affecting quality of care
Q3 wearables market up 40% year-on-year
According to Futuresource Consulting, global third quarter shipments of wearable technology rose to 12.7 million units, and the numbers are expected to rise even more in
‘I’ll be {getting a connected} home for Christmas’
Entering the 2014 holiday shopping season, many retailers expect that connected home devices such as thermostats, home alarms systems and smart lighting will top
Wearable wireless: technology, solutions, vendors, markets and forecast 2014 – 2019
Forecasting the booming wearables market into 2019, market segments such as advertising, clothing, sports/fitness, and healthcare are expected to lead the
Who needs Jeeves when a Robot Butler exists?
The future is here as the Robot Butler, who has been designed to take over most aspects of everyday living, is in beta testing.
Want the perfectly-fried turkey during the holidays? You better believe some technology is involved.
Despite how simple it may seem to properly cook the perfect turkey, deep fryers do actually involve some technologies that makes the process
Fish-tracking mission enlists robotics to study habits
Three marine robot vehicles recently launched from Plymouth Harbour (UK) to track and study native
Atmel unveils innovative solutions powering the Internet of Things at Electronica 2014
Atmel will be showcasing "Mr. Abot," who will be controlled through an Andriod app and the communications will be driven through Atmel's recently announced new WINC1500
