Future Toilet

Here is how Kohler is changing the bathroom business game. No longer do you have to sit on cold seats! You have a touch screen that gives you complete control of your bathroom experience. Dock your iPod to the system as well! Basically a built in entertainment system

iRobot Helping During the Quake

The U.S. has sent over iRobots to help explore the damaged nuclear power plants that are unsafe for human conditions. They are military grade, made to go over debris, rocks, up hills, etc. They have been equipped with cameras giving the scientists live feed of the damaged reactors. There main goal is to initially check to see where it is safe for humans to go. See video below showing the iRobot demo.

http://www.necn.com/03/18/11/Japan-asks-iRobot-for-help/landing_nation.html?blockID=444013&feedID=7514

Gmail Motion Proven

Low and behold to the Google Engineers, this application is possible. Below there is a short demonstration of this software actually being being used. The steps that are used are not overly complicated but they show that the potential is there, and it is powerful!

http://mashable.com/2011/04/04/gmail-motion-prank-reality/

Gmail Motion

As motion technology increases with advancements such as Microsoft's Kinect, the way we interact with computers has become outdated.

Google has incorporated motion technology into there Gmail application. Making email a much more intuitive process, freeing the user from the confines of the desk with a keyboard and a mouse.

Check out this video to learn more:

QR Code Fun

QR Codes, which stands for Quick Response, are two dimensional bar codes.

They were designed in Japan by a Toyota subsidiary called Denso-Wave. They are becoming very popular with uses at stores such as Best Buy, restaurants, and artwork around towns. They can hold an incredible amount of information:

Numeric code only	Max. 7,089 characters
Alphanumeric	Max. 4,296 characters
Binary (8 bits)	Max. 2,953 bytes

Follow this YouTube link to learn more from the experts from CSI:

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