lunedì, marzo 25, 2002
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Storia interessante da più di una punto di vista:
L'effetto dell'aumento della sicurezza in aeroporto in questi giorni, e l'uso di "wearables" (tecnologie digitale portato sul corpo)
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March 14, 2002
At Airport Gate, a Cyborg Unplugged
By LISA GUERNSEY
STEVE MANN, an engineering professor at the University of Toronto, has lived as a cyborg for more than 20 years, wearing a web of wires, computers and electronic sensors that are designed to augment his memory, enhance his vision and keep tabs on his vital signs. Although his wearable computer system sometimes elicited stares, he never encountered any problems going through the security gates at airports.
Last month that changed.
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Storia interessante da più di una punto di vista:
L'effetto dell'aumento della sicurezza in aeroporto in questi giorni, e l'uso di "wearables" (tecnologie digitale portato sul corpo)
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March 14, 2002
At Airport Gate, a Cyborg Unplugged
By LISA GUERNSEY
STEVE MANN, an engineering professor at the University of Toronto, has lived as a cyborg for more than 20 years, wearing a web of wires, computers and electronic sensors that are designed to augment his memory, enhance his vision and keep tabs on his vital signs. Although his wearable computer system sometimes elicited stares, he never encountered any problems going through the security gates at airports.
Last month that changed.
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// posted by Unknown @ 06:14 
