Blind man, 'born to run,' completes solo 5K with trial app to guide him

A blind man completed a 5-kilometer (3.1-mile) run in New York's Central Park without a guide dog or human help this week. His navigation aid? Artificial intelligence through headphones plugged into a ...
IEEE

Motion Classification With Embroidery Bend Sensors Using Multiple Zigzag-Stitch for Loose-Fitting Garments

Abstract: This study proposes a wearable motion classification system by employing commercially available conductive threads and everyday garments. The unique feature of the proposed system is an ...
IEEE

Robust 3-D Reconstruction and Parameter Measurement of the Foot Using Multiple Depth Cameras

Abstract: In recent years, 3-D reconstruction and measurement of the foot have been applied in the personalized customization of shoes’ customization. To solve the dependence of foot point cloud ...
Sports Illustrated

Nationals Outfielder Used His Foot to Make Coolest Catch of the MLB Season

The Mets and Nationals did battle on Sunday afternoon as NFL games kicked off across the country. But it was the sleepy NL East clash that produced the best highlight of the day. In the bottom of the ...
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Bats are not blind and navigate using advanced senses

Debunked confirms that bats are not blind and use sophisticated senses to navigate. Trump DOJ argues Michigan effort to shut down underwater pipeline interferes with US foreign policy Map shows states ...
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Mansfield nears completion of a new 3,300-foot multi-use path along Millsboro Road

A 3,300-foot long, 10-foot wide, multi-use trail is nearing completion along Millsboro Road between Trimble Road and Marion Avenue. Credit: Carl Hunnell MANSFIELD — The B&O Trail is now about 3,300 ...