This billboard does something you’ll never imagine. - New Invention

Me and my friends ever wondered if we can access information through our phones for a product rather than through a physical flyer. We then found out one day that you could scan codes with your phone,

Billboards can now connect to smartphone smart billboards enabled with NFC and QR code readers so you can access information more efficiently, and has been explained in greater depth in technology articles. Such new inventions are very innovative and make it very convenient for consumers to familiarize themselves with the product or service, especially when places with high populated areas and highly accessible.

Having Wi-Fi for 4G/3G data connection is required however, and cannot be accessed under subways and such wireless obstructing areas.

Despite that however, it is arguably very efficient being easily accessible makes it a great invention made in recent time for promotion methods.

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News About Technology: A Robot That Helps Scoop Garbage?

An article I came across recently while searching for a new garbage can sparked a lot of interest in me. It was news about technology, a robot that can scoop up garbage using brushes (like a vacuum), and high-tech sensors and cameras. The cameras and sensors work in unison to help the robot determine what is garbage (apparently it can only detect larger chunks of garbage such as bottles and cans at the moment) and sweep it up and trap it in its 50-litre capacity internal trash bin. This sounds like unheard of news about technology, and it is when paired with a garbage can. A garbage can picking up garbage may sound simple until you add the factors of a busy street with pedestrians, cars and other obstacles-- which is where the sensors come into play. This garbage bot has the ability to sense the path of motion of an object/person, which enables it to take steps to avoid most obstructions that it may face. Any downsides to this new creation? It still requires human assistance to recharge and empty its contents. The plan is to create a newer model, which can empty and recharge itself with no human assistance. Is there any recent news about technology that you have heard of? Please share!