Fullpower: The Full D7 Demo
June 12th, 2009
Did we have demos of new products at the seventh D: All Things Digital conference? Oh, yes we did ! First up, legendary entrepreneur Philippe Kahn’s new company, Fullpower, which has developed the innovative MotionX Recognition Engine. In the full demo below, Kahn shows Walt Mossberg and me a technology that studies how the body moves, as opposed to reacting to it. The company is developing accelerometer-based…
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