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Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta proyecto de hardware. Mostrar todas las entradas

miércoles, 29 de enero de 2014

Smartwatchs

Here's Our Favorite Apple iWatch Concept Design So Far Business Insider Everyone's hearts go aflutter at iWatch rumors, the supposed wearable wrist computer that Apple could launch as early as this year. A designer named Todd Hamilton took a stab not only at what the still-speculative watch might look like, but how it might actually work to make calls. Check it out. Here's the lock screen with Siri access. Todd Hamilton Slide to unlock and we land at the homescreen. Todd Hamilton Now you have access to all the apps and info you want. Todd Hamilton Hamilton created this video to offer a take on how we might use the iWatch to make phone calls. ...

lunes, 22 de julio de 2013

Pivotando en LSU para desarrollo de productos

Pivoting when Using Lean Startup for Product Development by Ben Linders  The lean startup approach expects that you are able to decide whether to persevere or pivot during product development. The build-measure-learn loop help startups to get quick feedback from customers and learn about their needs, which support pivoting decisions. In the lean startup principles, Eric Ries describes the purpose of pivoting in product development: When this process of measuring and learning is done correctly, it will be clear that a company is either moving the drivers of the business model or not. If not, it is a sign that it is time to pivot or make a structural course correction to test a new fundamental hypothesis about the...

martes, 9 de julio de 2013

Como los autos sin conductor podrían cambiar el paisaje urbano

Disruptions: How Driverless Cars Could Reshape Cities By NICK BILTON Jeff Swensen for The New York TimesA self-driving car at Carnegie Mellon. Researchers have been contemplating how cities could change if our cars start driving for us, including having narrower streets because parking spots might not be necessary. SAN FRANCISCO — By now, seeing one of Google’s experimental, driverless cars zipping down Silicon Valley’s Highway 101, or parking itself on a San Francisco street, is not all that unusual. Indeed, as automakerslike Audi, Toyota and Mercedes-Benz make plans for self-driving vehicles, it is only a matter of time before such cars become a big part of the great American traffic jam. While driverless cars...

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