Smell-O-Vision for the 21st Century: Phones able to send scented messages are among ten emerging technologies for 2015

By MARK DUELL FOR MAILONLINE PUBLISHED: 05:58, 19 December 2014 | UPDATED: 15:47, 19 December 2014 Scientists sent smell of champagne from Paris to US with iPhone in June  oPhone Duo device can recreate smell out of palette of 32 available scents And the Scentee iPhone attachment can release aroma upon receiving text Emerging technologies forecast…

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Smellovision loses its stink

This year you’ll receive an SMS with a difference as technology is introduced to transmit scents through your smartphone, says Josh McNorton Imagine the next selfie you see posted is accompanied by the scent of perfume. The Instagram photo of your gourmet steak dinner comes with a whiff of buttery mashed potatoes. The olfactory overload…

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City’s Department of Computer Science is prominently featured in the 2014 Royal Institution Lectures

22 December 2014 During this year’s distinguished annual event, schoolchildren were treated to a robot orchestra performance and a taste of the electric lollipop developed by City’s Professor Adrian Cheok. City’s Department of Computer Science has played a prominent role in the 2014 Royal Institution (RI) Christmas Lectures, which were presented by Professor Danielle George,…

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Stephen Hawking: Sentient Machines ‘Could End Human Race’

By Lucy Draper 12/2/14 at 5:28 PM Professor Stephen Hawking has become the most recent high-profile expert to speak out about the dangers of artificial intelligence (AI), telling the BBC that developing it fully “could spell the end of the human race”. Despite acknowledging that certain forms of AI that have been created so far…

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‘Humanoid’ robots are the future, pupils are told

by Andrew Robinson 17 Nov 2014, 16:17 scientists are creating lifelike robots which may one day help with the household chores or care for the sick, Yorkshire pupils were told. Robots have long been touted as the solution to a lot of mankind’s problems and yesterday scientists were just as optimistic about what the future…

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