Posts Tagged ‘AI’

Like most developers, I run into interesting problems, and sometimes even more interesting solutions. I was wondering one day why I wasn’t writing any of these experiences down in a journal for future reflection. After all, how often has a junior developer come up to a senior and asked a question, only to receive a whimsical laugh as the senior recalls how they were once “stumped by that problem?” So that’s what I’m doing now – as often as I can. I’m “ranting” about developer / software engineering things. And you can watch these on my YouTube channel:

You can also click the link at the top of the page for Developer Rants – I’ll try to keep that list up to date, too.

Enjoy!

I recently presented on how I get the most out of AI every day… and how you can, too. Enjoy!

CEATEC, the Combined Electronics and Technology exhibition in Makuhari, Japan is this week. The latest innovations from Japanese companies are showcased here, often many months before Americans get a taste. I’ll be posting a reporter’s notebook in a bit. For now, enjoy clicking through videos and photos of cool things found on the show floor!

Panasonic’s Cocotto Children’s Companion Robot

Bowing Vision Violin Improvement Sensors & App

Hitachi Robot for the Elderly, and those with Dimentia

Omron “Ping Pong” Robot, Now with “Smash” Shot Abilities

au’s AR Climbing Wall

Unisys’ Manufacturing Robot That Follows Lines

VR Racer

Takara Tomy Programmable Robot

Dry Ice Locomotion

Airline Customer Service Bot Attendant

Feel the Biker’s Heartbeat

Wind Sensors Paired with Fun Animations

The Trouble with Tribbles – Qoobo Robot

Spider-Like Robot from Bandai

Semi-Transparent Display with Water Effect

Bandai BN Bot

Model Train

Kunshan Plasma

The Many Faces of Robots at CEATEC

There were MANY robots at CEATEC. Many just sit there and answer basic questions. Still, some, like Omron’s Ping Pong robot, can learn and adapt and make a difference.