I'm not in it, but "Chicago Tonight" aired a short segment on research labs in the area. The segment on Motorola starts about 2:00 in. In it, you can see a demo of the Social TV system, a project my colleagues and I spent the last few years working on.
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The SocialTV portion of the segment was pretty slick -- way to go. That said, I've really gotta get one of those Accenture "magic wardrobes". Who knew that there'd be technology that could be so helpful in someone's daily life?!?
Posted by: Steve | March 06, 2009 at 01:28 PM
Hehe...I think the wardrobe project was active when I interned there waaaay back in 2001 :-) It's a nice idea that needs to escape the lab.
Posted by: Joe Tullio | March 06, 2009 at 01:55 PM