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I feel the rain fall down on me again I see your face within the storm Wash me away - from you You changed your mind Ripping away from you Crash down on my face, touching you I cant replace I'm gonna stand up, scream your name forgetting why you left this way Cry, tell me why, everyday, wishing you were by my side Loving me, only me, taking back what you then took from me Believing that your eyes, burn through the rain I see your face, I'm bleeding you, I love you, I miss you today. + Informações

www.4shared.com Save me I'm out in the cold Save me And never let go You have took away My strength and will to live Can you feel it turning? Its turning And burning my heart is slowly Screaming, I'm crying, I'm begging for you to- Please feel my pain There's nothing left to give Take this pain away. + Informações

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MIT Media Lab researchers Steven Keating and Neri Oxman demonstrate some of their work into 3-D printing. Read more about MIT's work around 3-D printing: web.mit.edu Video: Melanie Gonick, MIT News. + Informações

You can check a person's vital signs ? pulse, respiration and blood pressure ? manually or by attaching sensors to the body. But a student in the Harvard-MIT Health Sciences and Technology program is working on a system that could measure these health indicators just by putting a person in front of a low-cost camera such as a laptop computer's built-in webcam. Video: Melanie Gonick Read more at: web.mit.edu. + Informações

MIT's electric vehicles for urban environments are showcases, including the folding CityCar and the electric bike attachment known as the GreenWheel. By Justin Meisinger. + Informações

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Eric Schmidt speaks with John Hockenberry at the 25th birthday of MIT Media Lab in Cambridge, Mass. on October 15, 2010. www.media.mit.edu. + Informações

This 'folding car' from MIT Media Lab could change the way we travel in cities. We caught up with one of the team behind it at Media Evolution's The Conference, to find out more.. + Informações

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MIT opened its doors on Friday for the official opening of its 163000 square foot expansion to the MIT Media Lab. By Justin Meisinger. + Informações

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A short film by award-winning filmmaker Jesse Dylan/FreeForm.. + Informações

A Thin, Depth-Sensing LCD for 3D Interaction More from cameraculture.media.mit.edu ==================================== Matthew Hirsch, Douglas Lanman, Henry Holtzman, Ramesh Raskar, MIT Media Lab web.media.mit.edu cameraculture.media.mit.edu eco.media.mit.edu The BiDi Screen is an example of a new type of I/O device that possesses the ability to both capture images and display them. This thin, bidirectional screen extends the latest trend in LCD devices, which has seen the incorporation of photo-diodes into every display pixel. Using a novel optical masking technique developed at the Media Lab, the BiDi Screen can capture lightfield-like quantities, unlocking a wide array of applications from 3-D gesture interaction with CE devices, to seamless video communication. web.mit.edu. + Informações

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Creativity can be nurtured and great ideas don't only appear from thin air! Professor Resnick spent many years contemplating how to best educate kids and feed their yearning desires to be critical thinking and creative individuals. Here, Resnick shares his insights into the minds of children, technology, and building a world for outside-of-the-box thinkers. A production of www.leadel.net, a project of The European Jewish Congress (http and made possible thanks to its President Moshe Kantor. Distributed by Tubemogul.. + Informações

President and CEO, 42 Entertainment (Pasadena) www.42entertainment.com She presents some amazing alternate reality games (ARGs) that her company has been curators in the design and watering... + Informações

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web.media.mit.edu "Goal-Oriented Interfaces for Consumer Electronics" Consumer electronics devices are becoming more complicated, intimidating users. These devices do not know anything about everyday life or human goals, and they show irrelevant menus and options. Using common-sense reasoning, we are building a system, Roadie, with knowledge about the user's intentions; this knowledge will help the device to display relevant information to reach the user's goal. This will lead to more human-like interactions with these devices. labcast.media.mit.edu. + Informações

MIT Media Lab researchers have created a new imaging system that can acquire visual data at a rate of one trillion frames per second. That's fast enough to produce a slow-motion video of light traveling through objects. Video: Melanie Gonick. Read more: web.mit.edu Project website: www.media.mit.edu Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com. + Informações

cameraculture.media.mit.edu cameraculture.media.mit.edu NETRA: Interactive Display for Estimating Refractive Errors and Focal Range MIT Media Lab researchers have created a quick, simple, and inexpensive way to use mobile phones to measure refractive errors of the eye, including nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, and age-related vision loss. Until now, these measurements have only been possible using specialized equipment operated by a trained professional. This new system, called NETRA (Near-Eye Tool for Refractive Assessment), is a project of the Media Lab's Camera Culture research group. A small plastic device?which currently can be produced for less than US$2?is easily clipped onto a mobile phone screen. To use it, simply hold the device up to the eye, look into it, and use the phone's keypad until two patterns overlap. This is repeated several times per eye, with the patterns at different angles. The whole process takes about two minutes, during which time software loaded onto the phone computes and provides the data needed to create a prescription. The small size and low cost of the device make it especially well-suited for use in the developing world. As many as two billion people worldwide have refractive errors of the eye, and according to the World Health Organization, these errors, left uncorrected, are the world's second-highest cause of blindness.. + Informações