Technology
Doc Forre Science Report – Edition 2 [SUB]
Medical Technology As of the time of this writing, the Keck School of Medicine is preparing to announce preliminary results in a clinical trial of auditory brainstem implants in young children. What i...
Doc Forre Science Report – Edition 1 [SUB]
This has been a pretty awesome last couple weeks for the Medical Technology side of the news, so this week’s update is going to be a little bit more focused than the first Report. I apologize fo...
OpenGear: Gear VR-Compatible HMD
In September 2014, Samsung announced its Virtual Reality (VR) headset, the Gear VR. Unlike the Oculus Rift or some other headsets, it does not contain a built in screen but instead requires a Galaxy ...
Review: Pebble Smartwatch [SUB]
This was an article submitted to Neon Dystopia by TTristanMartin. [block_grid type=”two-up”][block_grid_item][/block_grid_item][block_grid_item][/block_grid_item][/block_grid] In gadget ci...
Doc Forre Science Report – Edition 0 [SUB]
Science has been making many new discoveries lately, helping to turn your cyberpunk dystopia from fiction into fact. Let’s see what they’ve been up to recently… Marketing The future ...
Brand Killer: AdBlock for The Physical World
You may have heard of AdBlock; its a plugin that runs in your computer’s web browser to keep ads from appearing while you browse the internet. Cool, right? Well, a group of students composed of ...
The Raspberry Pi and Making Your Own Tech
Raspberry Pi might not be the newest kid on the block anymore, but it is one of the most accessible. It is strong enough to display HD movies and small enough to make wearable – this makes it a ...
The Cyberpunk Survival Guide: Gas Masks
In the sprawl, or whatever currently passes for the sprawl, there are any number of airborne dangers; from thick clouds of smog to tear gas grenades. In order to protect against them, the modern day ...
Remembering Tomorrow
While you’re reading this, a team of computer scientists, engineers, neurologists, and many other ologists are putting billions of computer equipment to the grueling task of reverse engineering...