A new book which documents the history of the Secret Intelligence Service (SIS) from 1909-1949. Author Professor Keith Jeffery was given unparalleled access to MI6 archives to research the book on the famously secretive organization.
One document from 1915 said Mansfield Cumming, the first chief of the SIS, had been trying to find a good invisible ink, before adding: "Heard from C that the best invisible ink is semen."
Come to think of it, this could explain why there is always beautiful women staying with James Bond as he might have to write reports to his boss the morning after using invisible ink... So I wonder why he needs also a special pen for that application!
HK Snob
First quadricopter that can be controlled by an iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad
Through the WiFi system, You can control the Parrot AR.Drone using an iPhone®, iPod Touch®, or an iPad®. It was initially designed for the Apple platforms and will be also available on other platforms in the next few months.
93° wide-angle diagonal lens camera, CMOS sensor
Encoding and live streaming of images on iPhone
Camera resolution 640x480 pixels (VGA)
Other AR.Drone detection
- Validation of shots fired at enemy drones
- Estimate of distance
- Detection distance: 5 meters(16.4 ft)
3D tag detection by camera
- Positioning of virtual objects
- Calculation of markers of virtual objects
- Detection distance: 30 centimeters to 5 meters (1ft to 16.4 ft)
Video feedback on the iPod touch /iPhone screen
3 axis accelerometer
2 axis gyrometer
1 axis yaw precision gyrometer
This is only happened in Hi tech James Bond grea ten years ago. now it is your toy to day.
You can drive it to the backyard of your beloved girl through is special Quiet Spy Aircraft.. It is more than a game.
HK Snob
Imagine that you can send the SMS onto the public urban facades through a Slingshot-like device. We can create our own augmented reality within the city, we can put our message on to the public guided by the built in laser at the wall via a projector. We blast the SMS through the Slingshot device. What a German Imagination.
Feverip
