Date of sighting: Oct 2023Location of sighting: USA (no other info given)Source: Dept of WarLink: https://www.war.gov/UFO/?releaseDate=Release+06&release=06#LLE-UAP-PR002-Unresolved-UAP-Report-Colorado-October-2023I was looking at the Dept of War website at…
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Background Movements for civil rights were a worldwide series of political movements for equality before the law that peaked in the 1960s. In many situations…
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Background The following document was obtained by The Black Vault through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), and was part of the “Stargate Collection” release.…
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Using artificial intelligence to analyze gait data, the wearable device developed in Philip Gutruf’s lab detects frailty, a common condition among the elderly and disabled known to cause falls and lead to hospitalization. via the University of Arizona Researchers at the University of Arizona Gutruf Lab have developed a wearable device that incorporates artificial intelligence…
Looking for a DIY wearable for monitoring of muscle activity and motion? Look no further than SquatScope! Here’s more from via hackster.io: SquatScope is a comprehensive wearable sensor system designed for real-time monitoring and analysis of muscle activity (EMG) and motion (IMU) during exercise activities. The system aims to provide athletes, researchers, and fitness enthusiasts…
Life size Skating Barbie complete with dubious sparks, via LittleJem As part of a maker-focused secret Santa, LittleGem crafted some banned toys of the past. She gave herself three rules: They have to be bigger than the original, they have to replicate the banned action and she only has three days per toy. Over…
John Franchak, associate professor of psychology at the UC Riverside along with collaborators at USC and University of Georgia, are gearing up to research how infants develop motor skills in their everyday environments. The study will utilize wearable sensors and AI. The study will use AI to automatically track and quantify the types and amounts…
Yes, it’s real. In the words of the National Institute of Health: “The PediSedate was designed to address this problem by delivering nitrous oxide in oxygen through a simple nosepiece, combined with an interactive video component, so that children can use attention and distraction with drug delivery.” Here’s more from Hackaday: Adults are typically comfortable…
Researchers from Stanford’s SHAPE Lab and the Virtual Human Interaction Lab have developed a new device that consists of two microphones strapped to the wrists, which gather sounds produced by the hands and channel enhanced audio to earbuds. They believe the research can improve mindfulness and be used in clinical or therapeutic settings. To test…
If you’re looking for a beginner project appropriate for young makers, here’s a great one. The project shows you how tomato a flashlight wristwrap! From karengertrude via Instructables: Flashlight wristwrap – it’s a great first project! You will learn how to enable the flow of electricity, and add small electronic components to your simple circuit…
dadhoc shared this print back in 2013 but it’s still so cute and festive. Happy printing and happy holidays! Slide a bit of string or thin elastic through the holes in the bottom to add antlers to your head. I had to bribe my reindog to model these with treats. But they look better on…
Could these new glasses rival Meta’s? Fresh competition in the AR scene, news from Bloomberg: Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. began sales of its first smart glasses powered by its Qwen AI models, marking a rare foray into consumer hardware. The new Quark S1 glasses include built-in translucent displays that superimpose contextual information on the user’s…
Have you ever watched an air guitar competition? Watching strangers enthusiastically do something in public that we generally only do in private is a wonderfully intimate, exuberant experience. But does an air whistle outdo an air guitar? You be the judge. Here’s more from o.c.2799 via Insstructables: The slide whistle is a musical instrument often used…
