Phillip McCoog is a Chief Technologist and HP Fellow at Hewlett Packard, and I am pleased to welcome Phillip as a guest blogger today. He’ll be sharing interesting details about the launch of the HP Print channel on IFTTT. Before Phillip gives you the details on this launch, let me tell you a little more … Read more
Over the years, technological advancements have changed the face of healthcare. With everything from needle-free diabetes care, robotic check-ups, electronic diagnoses and customizable prostheses, technology has undoubtedly made an impact on the healthcare field. The latest technology to make a significant impact on healthcare is 3D printing, and it’s ushering in the era of personalized … Read more
I attended last week’s Consumer Electronics Show and one thing became apparent quickly – the consumer cars of the future were the main attraction. The conversation about self-driving cars has been happening for some time, but the age of self-driving cars seems to be quickly approaching. The connected cars I saw at CES do more … Read more
Sridhar Solur is the Director of Next Gen Computing – Incubation and Innovation at HP, and an integral part of the Printing and Personal Systems CTO team. He most recently worked on the MB Chronowing watch. I’m thrilled to welcome Sridhar as a guest blogger today so he can share his insight on what it … Read more
Finally there is a watch that’s smart and looks sharp – the Michael Bastian Chronowing. With Michael Bastian’s timeless design and Hewlett-Packard’s advanced engineering, this smartwatch delivers email, stock market updates, sports updates, calendar information and text notifications. At HP, we believe it is equally important for these devices to be smart and fashionable. “With … Read more
I’m very excited by HP’s recent announcements around 3D printing and immersive computing experiences. HP has overcome the barriers of speed, quality, and cost and laid the foundation of material innovation that will finally realize the promise of 3D printing and manufacturing. The first key advancement is an immersive computing platform – Sprout. It allows … Read more
You can’t escape the Internet of Things (IoT). In fact, the International Data Corporation (IDC) predicts there will be 200 billion connected devices by 2021, with more than 30 billion being autonomous devices. Simply put, the IoT is a network of Internet-enabled devices that communicate with one another to understand what we’re doing and operate … Read more
Early equipment and materials for 3D printing were developed in the 1980s. 3D printing has come a long way since then. In the past couple of years, we’ve seen 3D printed shoes and phone cases, but here are 6 items created using 3D printing that may surprise you: Pizza | Last year, Anjan Contractor won … Read more
Disruption is described as a disturbance or problem that interrupts an event, activity or process. However, the disruption could also be described as part of the problem-solving process. Steven Sinofsky broke down the four levels of disruption: Phase One: Disruption of Incumbent When a new product, service or technology becomes available, a moment of disruption … Read more