Sentence examples for tech experiment from inspiring English sources
July 9th will be the one year anniversary of Haiku Diem, a website that started as a simple writing exercise but which has grown into a high tech experiment in self-publishing and online community building.
There's no telling how the final shipping version of Google Glass will compare in terms of hardware and build to the current Explorer edition, but this still provides a very interesting look behind the curtain at how Google's big wearable tech experiment performs its wizardry.
The plan at first was to up the price of the Ubuntu-powered superphone, which is somewhere between a grand tech experiment and a reference device, and it aims to be powerful enough to achieve true computing convergence and replace both smartphone and desktop.
Before I could explain further, she shrugged her shoulders, closed the door and went back upstairs, convinced that her Dad was conducting some sort of high tech experiment.
Indeed, many people think London is the smartest city of them all just now — Duncan Wilson of Intel calls it a "living lab" for tech experiments.
"There is a trough of disillusionment," said Anthony Batt, co-founder of the VR incubator Wevr, using the phrase that connotes disappointing tech experiments and shakeouts.
Inviting an AI assistant to run my home has been one of the most rewarding tech experiments I've done to date, unifying the cluttered landscape of disparate devices and bringing my home to life.
Deasy, who just spearheaded a $30 million plan to roll out iPads district-wide, is a fan of ambitious tech experiments.
Google seems to have sought out Krafcik because of his legacy car industry chops, but if it's looking for deeper car industry expertise to supplement its autonomous driving tech experiments, a proper partnership with an OEM like Hyundai could be an even bigger help.
But it's a really high-tech experiment, which is as big as 17 miles.
The students call it the Internet Bus, and what began as a high-tech experiment has had an old-fashioned -- and unexpected -- result.
