The B-R-I-G-H-T-E-S-T (by far) ROMANIAN INVENTOR OF THE PAST YEARS is gone :(

In memoriam : IUSTIN CAPRA

https://www.facebook.com/fundatiajustincapra


Inventor of “ [...]Backpack - flying , "stollen " by Americans, Justin Capra made ​​the first version for " backpack - flying ' - portable device for individual flight between 1955-1956 . He sought support for achieving at the American Embassy , but because he dared to come and address the embassy , was arrested and questioned under the pretext that he wanted to flee the country . It was released but banned to practice his profession , and to maintain , was forced to wash cars and sweep . At only 25 years old , in 1958 , carried backpack - flying prototype . This invention has never been patented because it "has no sense of ownership ." "It is not my merit , but of God. I'm not an inventor , God is . Backpack - flying was the coolest invention , because it was spectacular. Flying without a plane. But I have not invented , I did nothing more than to propel a man into space using some elements already known. Rarely, I had one personal idea, that I patented it, such as pelicular-effect . That's not 100 % mine , because I was influenced by experiences of Bernoulli and Magnuss , " he said.

Please Read more: 

http://www.pancuantic.ro/fundatie/justin.html



http://www.mnt-leonida.ro/site/08GaleriaPersonalitatilor/JustinCapra.html



http://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Justin_Capr%C4%83



http://biografii.famouswhy.ro/justin_capra/

From over 77 inventions :

 I. Flying "objects"

BACK-PACK FLYING -1958

AERO DINA

ABOVE: ELECTRIC PLANE !!!

 II. economic transportation :

III. Smart homes

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R.I.P., YOUR BRIGHTNESS !

Smart people + Google AdSense = Smart Homes

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Banana Pi BPI-R1 Open Source Router Kit - NEW PRODUCT

DESCRIPTION

This is a kit and assembly is required.

This is a complete kit for the BPI-R1 Open Source router. This kit contains the following items

• 1- BPI-R1 Router Board
• 1- BPI-R1 Laser Cut Acrylic Case (easy assembly is required)
• 1- BPI-R1 CPU Aluminum heat-sink for AllWinner A20 CPU chip
• 1- BPI-R1 DDR Memory Chip Aluminum heat-sink
• 2- 3db Antennas with 2 mini coaxial cables, swivel base 45-90-180 degrees.
• 1- 110V to 5VDC 2A power adapter with USB 2.0 Out
• 1- 6ft USB 2.0 to Micro B power cable.

Pictures show how the final product will look like. It requires assembly.

Source:

http://tinyonestore.com/products/banana-pi-bpi-r1-open-source-router-kit

Rise of connected homes raise security concerns

But where is all this data going and being stored? When you have cameras everywhere — including the fridge and bathroom mirror — who can potentially see you, your kids, your entire life? Who is protecting you in this exploding Internet of Things?

That was one of the biggest questions rattling around my head as I wandered through the equivalent of 35 football fields of gadgets and new technology at CES this year. It's always cool to see what tech companies are coming up with. I mean, who doesn't want a pot that stirs itself, or a robot to bring you the meal your 3D printer just whipped and that you cooked from an app on your smartwatch? But how many Bluetooth and Wi-Fi-enabled electronics can we connect to the cloud before we're just putting our personal security at risk?

All of the information generated by these crafty pieces of smart-everythings is going somewhere, and that means that someone is probably already working on a way to exploit it. Hackers have already taken control of home appliances, medical devices like insulin pumps, gaming consoles, and even baby monitors. In one case, someone hacked an Internet-connected camera and used it to scream obscenities into a baby nursery.

Source:
http://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/personal/2015/01/10/internet-things-home/21548829/