Ugh, the Gregorian calendar is so boring.
Get ready when that moon gets gibbous, yall.
This August-ish roundup lands on the gorgeousSturgeon Moon!
Since mylast post, the US patent office issued over 28,451 patents and published over 38,209 patent applications.
Each patent asset adds a little something new to the human knowledge base.
Also, driving a car with a cracked windshield is pretty dangerous for you.
A recentpatent publicationreveals that Ford has developed a self-healing glass panel.
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A recentpatent publicationreveals that Disney has developed a system that generates holograms without the need projectors.
The screens are then rotated at incredible speeds to generate 3D holographic images from the displayed 2D images.
The screens are transparent, so the 2D images displayed on the screens appear like floating holograms.
The images are then analyzed to determine whether the food is spoiled or not.
to make it fix this, Boeing has filed apatent publicationfor a personal enhanced-oxygen breathing gear.
As shown in the figure above, you could wear the equipment over your head like a headset.
The system allows you to manipulate virtual objects using different gestures and its set to revolutionize office presentations.
Then, the presenter shows a 3D model of a virtual object placed on a real desk.
So, the presenter will be able to explain the virtual object in an intuitive way.
Hopefully this technology will replace PowerPoint presentations altogether.
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