Yesterday, the Media Processing Group at ARM announced a new highly-efficient graphics processing unit (GPU), the ARM® Mali™-470, to enable smartphone-quality visuals on wearable and IoT devices:
Mobile inside-out VR Tracking, now available on your phone with Unity
Introduction
VR is all about immersion, and the ability to track the user's position in space is a key element of it. However, to date, this has only been available in desktop and console VR, even though modern smartphones already incorporate the essential…
- over 2 years ago
- Graphics and Gaming
- Graphics and Gaming blog
Missing drone, blistering winds and life in the thin air
The drone copter is still a prisoner.
While ARM engineer Matt Du Puy and his fellow climbers are rotating between camps on Kanchenjunga preparing to ascend the world’s third-highest peak, a key new addition to his ARM-powered electronics kit is being…
- over 3 years ago
- Internet of Things
- Internet of Things
Taking ARM to new heights (again)
He’s at it again.
After climbing Mt. Everest, K2 and Annapurna, as one of the few humans to summit all three peaks, ARM engineer Matt du Puy (Matthew Du Puy (mattd) is once again unpacking his crampons and ice picks. This time his target is Kanchenjunga…
- over 3 years ago
- Internet of Things
- Internet of Things
Human Activity Recognition Technology by VirtualBeam Inc.
VirtualBeam Inc. - A software development company located in Silicon Valley (California - USA) has released the most advanced Human Activity Recognition (HAR) technology available for Wearables and Mobile Devices today. Our "e | motion™" product line…
Planet Friendly Wristphones: My pitch to Richard Branson
This is my entry into Richard Branson & Virgin Media's VOOM 2016 competition.
The first round is judged on public votes. If you like the pitch you support it by clicking the vote button:
ARM scales new heights (literally)
Within a days, if all goes well and the weather holds, ARM software engineer mattdupuy will stand atop one of the world’s tallest peaks, kitted out with ARM-powered wearables and mobile devices and sporting a big grin on his bearded face.
Du Puy…
- over 4 years ago
- Internet of Things
- Internet of Things
4 CES trends that could shape 2016
The beginning of a year brings with it the potential of many new things; resolutions, good habits and of course the new gadgets that promise to change our lives at CES. Amidst the glitz of promises of longer, healthier and more fulfilling lives, the first…
- over 4 years ago
- Processors
- Processors blog
U.K. Startup Drives Modular Design into Smart Watches
On Tuesday, Oct. 13, a London-based startup raised the concept of wearables design to a new level. BLOCKS, the brainchild of Ali Tahmasebzadeh, an Imperial College of London bioengineering student, and Serge Vasylechko, an Imperial College Ph.D student…
- over 4 years ago
- Internet of Things
- Internet of Things
Arthur C. Clarke accurately predicted technology in the 21st century
In 1976, AT&T and MIT held a conference that brought together of number scientists, theorists and academics to explore the future of technology. There, Bell System news magazine had the chance to catch up with Arthur C. Clarke to discuss the next generation…
- over 5 years ago
- Internet of Things
- Internet of Things
ARM：创新可穿戴式装置酝酿无限商机
来源： eettaiwan 发布者：eettaiwan.
可穿戴装置无疑是今年科技产业界最红的话题之一，市场上已经出现各种智慧手表、健身腕带等等相关产品，而且参与厂商不乏Samsung、LG以及Sony等智慧型手机大品牌。不久前笔者有机会与正锁定可穿戴式装置市场的ARM行动部门行销经理 David Maidment 见面，他分享了对于此一新兴市场的几点看法。
问：ARM的技术将如何呈现在新一代的可穿戴式装置市场上？
Maidment答：我们正在与各家原厂、晶片业者、服务供应商等寻求采用那技术的对象合作…