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(PDF) Disney Research - Real-Time High-Fidelity Facial Performance Capture

Walt Disney was always looking for new ways to make animated films. First, he just wanted to make them talk and sing. Then, he really wanted to bring them to life with visually stunning characters that seemed to leap right off the screen. Next came animation in color, rather than black and white. He even tried to create surround sound for his animated films, but technology wasn’t where it shou...

Starbucks' Store of The Future Bets on Tech, Luxury and Alcohol

Starbucks stores are designed to feel welcoming and instantly familiar. In most locations, you know exactly what to do -- a long bar sits against one of the walls and you slowly work your way down, explaining your order, paying and finally waiting for your chosen beverage(s) at the end. Not so in London's Starbucks Reserve Bar. A first for Europe, this new establishment on Upper St. Martin's La...

Survey : One in Three People Would Pick a Phone Over a Car

Cars, it seems, are no longer the machines people covet the most.A recent survey of 1,199 people across four major countries—China, Denmark, Germany, and the US—aimed to peek into the future of the automobile industry, which is currently struggling to keep its footing in an era of lightweight travel and disposable gadgets. The survey, conducted by design and strategy agency Frog, polled peopl...

(Patent) Amazon Wants to Bring Augmented Reality to the Streaming Services Game

With its recently-published patent for AR smart glasses, the Internet giant introduces a new, disruptive element to watching video.There’s no doubt as to the potential for augmented reality to change how we interact with our future world. Just ask Facebook, Google and Microsoft. With its promising application to video games and other in-real-time experiences, its no wonder the biggest tech pla...

The Toyota FCV Plus Concept is a Car and Giant Portable Emergency Generator

Toyota is looking to make a splash with a trio of three unusual cars at this year’s upcoming 2015 Tokyo Motor Show. The first being the SF-R concept, a spiritual successor to the 1960’s Toyota Sports 800 roadster, aimed at taking on the driving enthusiast’s favorite, the Mazda MX-5. The second the steampunk-ish KIKAI Concept, which looks every bit the part of a car from a Miyazaki animated f...

Top 10 Unicorns by Valuation

On Tuesday, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick said he was resisting pressure to take his company public, adding "give it a few years."But here's a reminder of why people are thinking it might be time for Uber to pull the trigger. As this chart from Statista shows, it's the largest venture-backed private tech company in the world, valued at $51 billion as of its most recent round having raised more than...

Personalization Helps Amazon Prevail

It's no secret that Amazon is the retail sector's biggest disruptor. As to why that is, BloomReach research found top-notch personalization to be the e-commerce giant's greatest strength.The fact that Amazon's dominance continues to hurt retailers is surprising to exactly no one. However, the reason for this isn't necessarily that consumers prefer Amazon. Amazon has managed to nail personalizat...

(Infographic) How Did We Get Here ?

This infographic by Igneous and entitled “How Did We Get Here?”, moves through time starting at the very beginning with the first storage medium, the human brain. It progresses to today where many promising vendors enter the space and projects to the future with up and coming technologies and a graveyard of storage companies, may they rest in peace.Infographic : http://infographicjournal.com/...

(Infographic) What the Real Estate Industry Should Know about Millennials

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Millennials now number 83.1M – more than one quarter of the nation’s population. As the largest demographic cohort in America, Millennials are a powerful buying force and brands are vying for their attention. They are the largest source of new demand for rental housing and represent 32% of the U.S. home buying market and 68% of first-time home buyers . As...

 

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