Wearable Technology for Athletes: Information Overload and Pseudoscience?

Information Security: Science, Pseudoscience, and Flying Pigs

The state of the science of information security is astonishingly rich with solutions and tools to incrementally and selectively solve the hard problems. In contrast, the state of the actual application of science, and the general knowledge and understanding of the existing science, is lamentably poor. Still we face a dramatically growing dependence on information technology, e.g., the Internet...

Application of Information and Communication Technology for Dissemination of Agricultural Information among Farmers: Challenges and Opportunities

Agriculture is the backbone of India’s economy as two-third of the population live in rural areas and directly or indirectly depend on agriculture for their livelihood. India’s food production has improved significantly during the last three decades due to all-round efforts but Indian agriculture is still facing a multitude of problems to maximize productivity to feed the continuously increasin...

Wearable Technology

Wearable technology consists of all kinds of devices, materials and components that can not be considered part of ordinary clothing but instead are high-tech additions or modifications to clothing. It ranges from clothing details designed for a specific purpose to computers carried and used while wearing them. This paper describes the current status of wearable technology and research projects,...

A Technology for Soft and Wearable Generators

Information Overload in Technology-based Education: a Meta-Analysis

Educational technology has transformed learning by facilitating collaboration with peers and teachers, enabling quick access to a wide range of information resources and the ability to create new information content. However, the ubiquitous nature and ease of use of technology leads to a plethora of recorded information. Processing this varied and often redundant information has overloaded stud...