The Dexmo exoskeleton glove hopes to let you feel virtual worlds (with your hands)
A concerted push toward virtual reality means that we should really be looking at new interfaces. And until we figure out a way to wire our brains directly into a virtual world and completely simulate tactile response using… nothing, something like the Dexmo exoskeleton glove is probably what we should be looking at. The Dexmo is fairly unique in that it promises force feedback for most of your hand and from all sides. It’s also supposed to be wireless (with a powered-on time of a few hours), meaning you won’t have extra cabling to install and still trip over. As cool (and as useful) as it looks, though, it’s still going to be a while before Dexmo is on the market — if at all. The company behind it, Dexta Robotics, still has the gear in development and they’re looking for backers and software developers to carry it the rest of the way to retail.
Source: Dexta Robotics
Parrot’s Disco fixed-wing drone will be launching in September
Source: via Engadget
Dreaming of space? NASA has some retro wall-art for you
Source: NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
If you’re heading to Fallout 4’s Nuka-World (or any other theme park), you need to see this
Fallout 4‘s newest expansion adds Nuka-World, a theme park that (due to international copyright law) looks nothing like a certain rodent-populated wonderland in the States. We’ve already seen some of the gameplay but Fallout‘s always-excellent instructional videos have kicked up a survival guide for the park. First, sound a little like someone who totally doesn’t have oversized ears. Second, don’t be a Nuka-Cola bottle. Third… well, just watch the video. Be warned, though. There’s a lot of violence towards a fairly innocent anthropomorphic glass bottle, so no laughing out loud at the office. Okay? Fallout 4‘s Nuka-World expansion drops on all available platforms on 30 August. See you on the roller-coaster.
Source: Bethesda