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    Virtual Reality is not (yet) about uploading your mind on a computer, as shown in great many movies. It is about getting your brain into believing, even for a quick moment, that it is somewhere else. According to NAE (2015), the user's brain should be convinced it has moved, although the environment around it doesn't change, because of the information given by all the senses, mainly sight, hearing, touch and motion sense. The engineering challenge here, is to virtually change the environment…

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    becomes posthuman, it seems like superintelligence will be the most likely thing to revolutionize our civilization and transform humanity into something completely different. By looking at theories such as Whole Brain Emulation, General AI, and Brain-Computer Interface, we can imagine a future where a superintelligence emerges from our continuing pursuit of technological advancement as a means to become posthuman. Through the proper implementation of technology and the ever expanding potential…

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    When video games and computers are mentioned, what often comes to mind are consoles that microchips are inserted into and controls that are used to change what is happening on a screen. However, in the future, this technology that is used for entertainment could become a simulation that people have their consciousness downloaded into so that they can experience what is happening inside the video game themselves. Virtnet, a place in The Game of Lives by James Dashner, is a virtual world created…

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    It’s a popular opinion these days that computers and the human brain are essentially equal in terms of how they work. With the growing rate of technology, it may one day be possible for people to upload their brains into a computer, and essentially live forever. The benefits of such technology are huge. A failing or aging body is obsolete if we can become mechanical and still retain our original selves. Disease would be a thing of the past. Computers however, are not free from flaws themselves.…

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    I believe that the plan to get back sweetie’s heart using computer science to scan her brain, and make a perfect A.I simulation of the program will ultimately fail. To first understand my arguments, one has to understand the argument of A.I, the different types, and why the A.I that is needed for this program will most likely never exist. I support Nagel’s theory, in which no matter how much technology advances, there will always be something different between machine and man. This puts A.I.…

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    List other skills, training, and experience you have that will be useful in an engineering research internship position. Although my research career has just begun, I have accumulated a strong background in a several research fields and more importantly have developed a strong research foundation that will help to ensure my future endeavors as an intern as well as a researcher. In my past two semesters I have gained valuable research experience by participating in the Honors Program at the…

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    fields of life. The paper deals with need of using ICT in education as well as the advantages and disadvantages of using ICT in education. What is ICT Information communication and technology in general relates to the sophisticated and expensive computer based technology, but it also includes more conventional technology such as Radio, TV, phone, Tapes etc. According to United Nations Development Prog ramme (UNDP), ICT's are basically information handling tools - a varied set of goods,…

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    attempttoprovideinformationto thosewhoareinterestedin telemedicine and elderly with chronic diseases will take advantage of this project. Professionally, doctors, nurses and students who study in computer science, biology and electronics should take into account what I will come up with. Interdisciplinary fields such as computer technology, electronics, biology, and medicine fields are working together in order to ensure that the broad vision of wireless body area network (WBAN) for smart…

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    1. INTRODUCTION Ubiquitous computing (or "ubicomp") is a concept in software engineering and computer science where computing is made to appear anytime and everywhere. In contrast to desktop computing, ubiquitous computing can occur using any device, in any location, and in any format. A user interacts with the computer, which can exist in many different forms, including laptop computers, tablets and terminals in everyday objects such as a fridge or a pair of glasses. The underlying technologies…

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    In modern society, the teenagers playing computer games is very general and popular. The computer games in our life are common. In fact, today is an Internet epoch. Internet is increasingly popular and same as computer games, such as League of Legends. Digiword (2013) believe that the computer games market will continue to steady growth. Forecast by specialist an average 11% annual growth for the further four year of computer games market. Also, it will from $54 billion increases to $82 billion…

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