David Icke - They Want You Microchipped (set to The Matrix)
Segments from a David Icke talk on the Globalists' plans for Microchipping the Population, and why we MUST fight to prevent it and change our course, not be tricked into embracing it.
David
Icke,
microchip,
RFID,
microchipping,
microchips,
sensor
network,
web
of
things,
globalist,
population
control
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Movies & Trailers
Special Interests
Technology
Added: 454 days ago by
bcmoney
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Arduino - The Documentary (2010)
Documentary about the Arduino project.
To download the open source SDKs or order the micro-controller chips, check out the project page at:
arduino.cc
Arduino,
micro-controller,
robot,
remote
control,
sensor,
wireless
sensor
nodes,
DIY,
TinyOS,
TinyDB,
processor
chip,
RC
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Educational
Technology
Added: 572 days ago by
bcmoney
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G-Speak makes Minority Report interface come to life
The project was started in stealth mode. It was uncovered in November 2008 as Oblong Industries and their clients were several governments, including the United States. They are developing a Minority Report-like user interface and it’s ready for public unveiling. In fact, Oblong’s stuff looks cooler than the sequences of a futuristic user interface that Steven Spielberg showed in his 2002 sci-fi film. According to Tech Crunch’s MG Siegler, “if you’ve seen the movie Minority Report, you’ve seen the system they’re building.â€
That shouldn’t come as a surprise. John Underkoffler, the co-founder of a 25 person Los Angeles-based startup actually imagined a gesture-based computer interface for Spielberg’s film. The movie producers offered Underkoffler, who was at the time working at the MIT Media Lab, to serve as a science consultant for the movie.
This past Friday, Underkoffler has finally demoed a working prototype of that user interface at the TED Conference in Long Beach, California. Dubbed the g-speak Spatial Operating Environment, the system lets you zoom in and out, push objects aside and bring them to the foreground, rotate objects, etc.
All of this is accomplished with special gloves that you wear to interact with the interface in six degrees of control, like Tom Cruise did in the Minority Report movie. Underkoffler is adamant that the technology will find its way into everyday computers in a five-years time. According to the New York Times, this gesture technology is already being used in Fortune 50 companies, government agencies, and universities.
Minority
Report
power
glove
interface
UI
future
futuristic
haptic
devices
sensing
sensor
touch
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Science Fiction
Technology
Added: 1167 days ago by
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