At a recent conference in Cairns, Bakers Delight used RFID cards, which delegates wore around their necks, to track which events they attended.
The cards were apparently used to create competition amongst franchisees to boost attendance at different sessions and activities. Presumably it also helped with that age old question in conferences of “where on earth is Fred?”.
The system was designed by Fastcards Events.
In a groundbreaking development, Stanford University researchers have unveiled a lithium metal battery that could double the driving range of electric vehicles to an impressive 700 miles on a single charge. This advancement addresses the critical issue of range anxiety, making electric vehicles more practical for long-distance travel. By enhancing battery life and performance without the need for new materials or manufacturing techniques, this innovation promises a cost-effective and sustainable future for electric transportation. This breakthrough underscores the importance of continuous innovation in achieving a more sustainable transportation system.
It was perhaps only a matter of time but its surprising that Toshiba's new object recognition scanner hasn't created more of a fuss. Basically what...
Called the Autospense, this machine by Dispense Labs, will dispense medical marijiana around the clock in a wide variety of locations. They...
In the ever-increasing range of weird Wii peripherals comes "Baby and Me" by 505 Games. Its a baby doll that you can stick your Wii remote into,...