We live in a world inundated with data. Absolutely everywhere, data is being collected, processed and used for all sorts of different applications. Whether it’s tracking customers product selection, the location of a flock of rare birds or the latest weather information, there is someone keeping an eye on things. If you stop to think… Continue Reading »
Innovation has become a hugely popular buzzword over recent years. It has made it’s way into the vision, values and mission statements of many modern engineering companies (including the one I work for) and is touted as something to aspire to. “If we can innovate enough, we’ll maintain and expand our business”, the theory usually goes.
How many times have you been watching a movie or tv show, only for it to be ruined by absolutely ridiculous, out of place, futuristic technology? It looks like the ability to magnify and sharpen images to draw out surprising levels of detail may not be so far fetched for very much longer.
My brother has a 6th sense when it comes to finding good games. Over the course of our relationship he has pointed out a variety of electronic gems such as Worms, Mario 64, Dwarves and Minecraft. But a game he recently suggested really takes the cake.
