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The last couple of weeks I have been aroused with many ideas and reflections on Personal Digital Assets and on Digital Assets in general. The journey started some weeks ago with my prezi talk at TEDxNewWallStreet and included my participation to the WEF “tiger team” on Personal Data, where a group of 30 experts are [...]

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Found this TED 2010 video via Kurt Vega’s tweets. From the TED site: “Tan Le’s astonishing new computer interface reads its user’s brainwaves, making it possible to control virtual objects, and even physical electronics, with mere thoughts (and a little concentration). She demos the headset, and talks about its far-reaching applications.” Out-of-the-box support for facial [...]

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Stumbled upon this very well made video (make sure you look at the annotated version of it). Found via Brainpickings. Great example on how many emerging technologies and concepts — including ubiquitous displays, crowdsourcing, pervasive sensor networks and adaptive user interfaces come together. When you look at this, think iPAD 2.0, think Identity 3.0, think [...]

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Seen at many blogs and feeds during the last week. Of all, i like most the post of MG Siegler of Techcrunch. MG Siegler writes: The demo I saw a couple years ago was stunning, but it was still just a video. Apparently, at TED, the audience got to see it in action. NYT’s Bits [...]

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http://www.ted.com At TEDxUSC, computer graphics trailblazer Paul Debevec explains the scene-stealing technology behind Digital Emily, a digitally constructed human face so realistic it stands up to multiple takes.

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The big news this week is that Layar’s iPhone App is approved and available. From now on we call it the “Reality Browser” See also sub-line “Available for Android”. I clicked on the Android Marketplace and this is what i got. Also have a look at the 162 Layers that are already available. Yes, you [...]

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Life is full of synchronicities. This week we had a meeting with the Innovation team of Cisco to learn from each other how we stimulate innovation in our organizations and ecosystems. I was surprised how much Cisco is “looking” more and more like Microsoft. Not from product side, but from the way on how they [...]

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Just had a really lazy sunday morning brunch served in an a-typical techno fashion. Fun found via Josh Spear’s Today and Tomorrow. Link to the video here. The comments (in dutch) are also funny: “it’s a strict-continental breakfast”, or “it’s all about solving problems, not about delivering a fantastic breakfast”. This is a really good [...]

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On Nov 3, 2009 the world of payments will change. PayPal will open its platform to developer worldwide. A glimpse of what this means can be seen in the following video: How will traditional banks respond ? Hopefully a subject for the Innotribe Face to Face discussion on The Future of Banking next week during [...]

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The 2009 State of the Future report, just published by the Millennium Project, a global, independent futures-research think tank. The Executive Summary can be downloaded here. Interesting dimensions in the report: Two State of the Future Indexes are presented; one without the recession and one based on an extended recession Emerging International Environmental Security Issues [...]

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