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Google Chromecast testing

By: Jack D'Ardenne

OIT-ITS recently purchased a Google Chromecast to test with, which unfortunately, we can't use on Duke's network.  It turns out that the Google Chromecast requires multicast to be enabled on the network it is connected to.  This is NOT something...
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Leap Motion

By: Chip Bobbert II

https://vimeo.com/84259861 Jack showed me a cool product called Leap Motion the other day. I took a few minutes to play with it and can definitely see a wide range of applications. What is it? Basically it's a sensor system that...
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Autodesk 123D Catch

By: Chip Bobbert II

3D research is still going string in the Media Lab.  Today we reviewed a really cool application from from Autodesk called 123D Catch.  The concept of the application is simple, basically you use your cameras photos to take panoramic shots...
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Google Glass at TechExpo

By: Stephen Toback

Since Tyler (shown here) and I were on the AV Committee for TechExpo this year, I wasn't able to present. In between show duties, I was able to be a walking "poster" to discuss Google Glass. I had borrowed Duke...
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More 3D Printing

By: Chip Bobbert II

We've had the better part of a week with the 3D printers.  Our printing efforts have been conservative.  Much time has been spent reading documentation and using our printing material smartly (our order of filament hasn't come in yet).  But...
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First 3D Print

By: Chip Bobbert II

We spent some time with the new 3D Printers today and managed to create a few small trinkets from the stock files they sent with.  Our first impressions are very positive.  It took a while to get everything unboxed, setup...
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Google Glass & Medicine

By: Stephen Toback

Thanks to Christine Vucinich for posting about this. http://www.cbsnews.com/news/google-glass-surgeons-new-best-friend-what-one-surgeon-is-saying-about-tech/ It's hard to think of a way we live that Google hasn't touched.  And now, you can add surgery to the list. It all starts with Google Glass, which lets an...
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