Most people are probably unaware that applications relating to mixed reality (virtual reality, augmented reality, etc.) have been around since the beginning of the 20th century.1,2 But the technology at the time was pretty much still at concept or proof-of-concept stage than anything else. Nothing of note came out of it...
In today’s Conversations, we are joined by Elbert Perez, co-founder and chief technical officer of Doghead Simulations, a virtual reality conferencing software startup. Elbert is no stranger to VR, having worked for HTC as a senior software prototyper for the HTC Vive....
In the first installment of this series, we caught up with Bruce Knuteson, former physics professor at MIT and now founder of Kn-X, a knowledge exchange startup....
This article is the last installment in a three-part series that provides some useful tips for performing prior art searches. If you missed the first two parts of this series, please check Parts 1 and 2. Watch out for Technical Terms or Phrases That Look Like Ordinary Words or...
This article is the second in a three-part series that provides some useful tips for performing prior art searches. If you missed the first part of this series, please check it out here. Prepare A Good Set of Search Keywords. A good combination of search keywords is key to performing...
This article is the first in a three-part series that provides some useful tips for performing prior art searches. These tips are based on best practices that we have relied on in the over 5,000 prior art searches we have delivered to companies worldwide. Prior art search may seem like...
We are thrilled to welcome Karel Pabeliña, PhD and Jan Bugante who are joining Parola Analytics, Inc. as Principal Analysts, Science and Technology. Dr. Pabeliña and Mr. Bugante will be focusing on performing research, analysis, and preparation of reports for our clients on various subject matter that include advanced materials,...
This post is one of a series of “Inventions We Wish We Already Have.” It’s intended to be a bona fide wish list but expressed in a lighthearted fashion. Inspiration for the wish list courtesy of ordinary day-to-day experiences, unfulfilled expectations, varying flavors of frustrations, and what-should-have-been-there-but-not-there revelations. In this installment...
This post is one of a series of "Inventions We Wish We Already Have." It's intended to be a bona fide wish list but expressed in a lighthearted fashion. Inspiration for the wish list courtesy of ordinary day-to-day experiences, unfulfilled expectations, varying flavors of frustrations, and what-should-have-been-there-but-not-there revelations. 1. Molecular gastronomy-style...
Telemedicine is not an entirely new concept. The idea of remote doctor consultations through telephone has been around even before the invention of television. Transmission of radiologic images via telephone has been done as early as 1948, while video has been used for medical purposes since the 1960s. By then,...