Reaching Through the Net to Touch
...e and pressure Tiger Woods experiences every time he wallops a golf ball. It could be used in e-commerce, enabling buyers to feel fabrics before they buy. Or students could feel the precise pressure applied by brain surgeons as they remove tumors. They could potentially palpate the tumor, or any oth......more...My, What Magnetic Eyes You Have
... chains of silicone and coated with glass so it's extremely unlikely to become toxic because it's encapsulated, Dailey said.
Not all ophthalmologists buy into Dailey's program.
We use silicone now only for very special situations and we always remove it because it has the potential for toxic effects......more... Rants Raves
...engineering, innovation of a Mercedes (Mac) at a Ford (Wintel) price. Now, I would contend that Ford makes a quite decent product and a lot of people buy them for day-to-day use and get a good value.
The fact is they cannot justify the added cost of a Mercedes even though they would really like one.......more... Wireless App Helps Putt Around
...said.
Even Sutton, the golfing purist from Washington, admitted dabbling with sensory technology to measure the intensity of his swing.
But he didn't buy the equipment. And if the rules were to change to allow such devices, he'd still opt not to use it.
I'm not a good-enough golfer that knowing that......more... Satellites and Sand Traps
...k at this, and they say, 'That's neat, let's order food and drinks,' said Nathan Yoder, director of marketing at ParView. It's almost like an impulse buy.
This timesaver also pleases course managers, whose biggest concern is keeping golfers moving through the course at a regular clip. The computeriz......more... |