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I Never Forget an Ear: Airport Security to Integrate Ear Scanning Technology
Sure, fingerprints and facial recognition are all well and good, but there’s always some sort of catch. Fingerprints and faces change with age and wrinkling, but researchers believe that ears are a different story. Pretty much from birth, ear shape remains consistent and is about as unique as a fingerprint. “There are a whole load of structures in the ear that you can use to get a set of measurements that are unique to an individual,” explains Professor Mark Nixon,... Continue reading
Keyboard Key Earrings guide you through skull
Recycled computer parts are always fun, especially when made into wearable do-dads like these Keyboard Key Earrings. These recycled “Home” and “End” keys, used from real recycled keys, are secured under orange glass beads attached to silver wire hoops. Sadly, the trash dump must of been low on keyboards since the earrings are already labeled as sold out on the product page, but who knows, there might be more to come. Next, we’d like to see some keyboard stud style... Continue reading
Sagem H4 Bluetooth headset claims to be smallest ever (Record should last a week at most)
There seems to be an infinite amount of “smallest ever”‘s as of late. And with our ever decreasing hardware, I wouldn’t doubt these claims to all be true. The question we guess is, How small is too small? So far, we haven’t seen proof to even think “too small” exists. The Sagem H4 Bluetooth Headset is said by Sagem to be the smallest ever made. The H4 measures in at a tiny 35 x 18 x 12.5mm. Yes…we did tell... Continue reading
