Chris Harrison
CMU researchers show potential of privacy-preserving activity tracking using radar
Imagine if you could settle/rekindle domestic arguments by asking your smart speaker when the room last got cleaned or whether the bins already got taken out? Or — for an altogether healthier us
WorldGaze uses smartphone cameras to help voice AIs cut to the chase
If you find voice assistants frustratingly dumb, you’re hardly alone. The much-hyped promise of AI-driven vocal convenience very quickly falls through the cracks of robotic pedantry. A smart AI
This robot uses lasers to ‘listen’ to its environment
[youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51XaZDki6yg&feature=youtu.be] A new technology from researchers at Carnegie Mellon University will add sound and vibration awareness to create truly contex
Google-funded ‘super sensor’ project brings IoT powers to dumb appliances
Researchers at CMU's Future Interfaces Group reckon they've come up with a quicker, less expensive and less cumbersome way to create a smart home. And one that might have some privacy benefits too. Ju
Making wearables more useful and smart homes less of a chore
Wearables might be set to get a whole lot more useful in future if research being conducted by Carnegie Mellon University’s Future Interfaces Group is indicative of the direction of travel.