/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.2351939]

A German scientist makes a wearable computer with almost household items:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zr1kqL08uj4
Isn't it awesome?

[Anonymous No.2351950]

fucking germans

[Anonymous No.2351953]

Leave it to the Germans to create a new masterrace of superhumans ..

[Anonymous No.2351955]

yeah, make that shit portable ... because we don't spend enough time in front of computers

[Anonymous No.2351956]

Lol he is an engineer, not a scientist.

Fucking faggot.

[Anonymous No.2351958]

i say we kill all of them and the world will be a better place

[tinycat !!qoWPGZQ4oQc No.2351961]

Hasnt this already been done to death? Every few years someone makes a 'wearable computer' which is a bunch of crap strapped to them and they can walk around looking like a moron when all that actually happens is it updates their location to the internet and lets them read their emails. Or other useless information like keeping track of their vitals

[Anonymous No.2351975]

bro's never seen a sidekick phone

[Anonymous No.2351976]

>>2351961
The point is not what the product can offer to the consuming citizen, the point with these pieces of tech is that they lay the ground for future developments made for other purposes, such as a certain profession or military use. It will be further developed in those circles once there is interest to further develop this technology.

[Anonymous No.2351990]

>fffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff

[Anonymous No.2352004]

>Welt der Wunder
yup, that's totally sci material.

Bullshit pop science. Well done.

[Anonymous No.2352007]

>>2351976
There's apparently not really any new technology here. He just adapted the electrical contacts off a keyboard into a different interface.

What does this offer that a simple portable keyboard, whether with mechanical keys or a touchscreen, i.e. a smartphone, doesn't?

[Mad Scientist !!Q11PG81nz2n No.2352010]

Oh cool, I remember when I built mine.