Category: Technology
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Man controls ‘Call Me Maybe’ with his heart beat
A programmer’s project for the Music Hack Day MIT 2012. Something for Speedo et al to put in their MP3 players ? :-) Via Mashable
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Subwing Lets You Fly Underwater
Invented by a team of Norwegians who came up with the idea while sailing through the Greek Islands, the Subwing system is even compatible with its own GoPro setup so that divers can record their underwater antics. Read Gadling
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Behind the Scenes – ‘Push The Limit”
Check out this behind the scenes video of ‘Push The Limit’ commercial shoot. Behind the Scenes – ‘Push The Limit” Commercial from 8 Side Productions on Vimeo.
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Backstroke technique tip with 3-time Olympian Dean Kent
Northern Arena backstroke swimming: Wide sweep technique drill with Dean Kent, 3-time New Zealand Olympian
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ContourROAM2 is a Waterproof, Wearable Camera at $199
The folks over at Contour have a brand new waterproof, wearable, FOV camera coming to market. It’s the CountourROAM2, and it’s designed as an entry level alternative to the Countour+2. At $199, this matches the price of similar products and offers a few things that some don’t, including an instant-on record switch – you don’t…
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GoPro’s New, Small, Underwater Wi-Fi Camera
At a media preview inside a San Francisco aquarium, camera-maker GoPro unveiled its new “Hero3,” a smaller, lighter camera with better low-light performance, higher resolution, Wi-Fi, remote control and the ability to go deep under water.
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GoPro HERO3: Black Edition – Smaller, Lighter and 2X More Powerful
GoPro released a new camera yesterday, with built-in wi-fi and breathtaking shot. And no, I’m still not affiliated … would be really fast though if they asked me ;-)
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Shark Riders – GoPro now even more awesome with the Protune firmware
Behold the new HD Hero2 Protune video mode that unlocks even better quality image capture, with more details in shadow and highlight and more flexibility in post production. Combined with the Dive Housing, amazing. (And no, I’m not affiliated, only a happy customer)
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Rain room lets you walk between the drops
The Rain Room, an exhibition at the Barbican Centre in London, is a room from whose ceiling torrential rain falls. However, a series of 3D cameras are used to track where people in the room are, and it selectively stops the rain such that you effectively walk between the drops. Still noisy though, Read boingboing