Three basic personal attitudes to serve customer from the entire WIT team to reach it’s vision is Innovative, Creative and Teamwork or called as ICT.
“Innovative”
The actions of each individual as WIT team to keep innovating and developing the latest technological development.
“Creative”
Each individual is trained to always be creative in working on projects or make a product in order to achieve customer satisfaction.
“Teamwork”
Besides collaboration among the team, working together with the customer always continues to be maintained in order to gain customer satisfaction.
Our present need for internet connectivity is so profound that secondary devices like the Next step Computer are bound to happen. Developed to be worn as a bracelet, this computer concept is constructed out of a flexible OLED touchscreen. Earmarked for the year 2020, features like a holographic projector (for screen), pull-out extra keyboard panels and social networking compatibility, make the concept plausible. Ten years from now is not too far away, so how many of you think we’d be buying such gadgets?
We use technology in almost every part of our lives. Sometimes we forget that the gadgets we use for many of our beauty rituals are tech gadgets. And a new line of beauty gadgets for women from Panasonic, a giant electronics company, has recently come on the market. Panasonic women’s beauty gadget at CES in January and was given a of the gadgets to use at home and review. Most of these beauty products were unique and had features haven’t seen before. While I was attending International CES 2014, while at the Panasonic booth, I had my hair flat ironed by a representative with the new Panasonic Smooth & Shiny Flat Iron with nanoe Technology. I can’t do a real review because I hadn’t just washed and dried my hair. But I was very happy with the results. Panasonic Precision Facial Hair Trimmer This trimmer is an easy and safe way to remove, shape and trim hair from small areas of your face. And as we get older, unfortunately, we tend to grow hair on our face, so gadget can…
Alongside the new Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo announced at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Samsung is expanding its line of wearable technology to include a fitness tracker. The new Gear Fit is a downsized version of its smartwatch siblings, with a focus on tracking your heart rate and counting your steps. It looks like a Samsung version of the popular wrist-worn Fitbit trackers, but with a larger screen and quite a few more functions. The display on the Gear Fit is the real draw: it's a rectangular, curved AMOLED touchscreen panel with characteristic-for-Samsung vibrant colors and exceptionally wide viewing angles. The curve in the display allows the Fit to conform around your wrist yet still have a large enough screen to make text readable and buttons easy to press with your finger. It's not the first product from Samsung to have a curved display, but it does feel like it's the first to actually benefit from its curvature. Plus it just looks cool. The Fit doesn't have the camera, microphone, or speaker of the Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo,…
Right Brained people means they're dominance theory, the best in expressive and creative tasks. They're all right brained people in Bandung's creative industries who joined and gathered together in one place and one time to meet, greet and share each other. We called this The Meet Up.
Google today announced Project Tango, an Android-based prototype 5″ phone and developer kit with advanced 3D sensors out of its Advanced Technology and Projects (ATAP) hardware skunkworks group. Using its sensors, the phone doesn’t just track motion, but it can actually build a visual map of rooms using 3D scanning. The company believes the combination of these sensors with advanced computer vision techniques will open up new avenues for indoor navigation and immersive gaming, among many other things. Starting today, Google will allow developers to sign up for access to these phones, but the first run will be limited to a hand-vetted group of 200 developers. Developers will have to provide Google with a clear idea of what they want to build with the device and the company expects to allocate all devices by March 14th, 2014. It will allocate the devices to developers who want to build apps for “indoor navigation/mapping, single/multiplayer games that use physical space, and new algorithms for processing sensor data.” Developers will be able to write apps in Java, C/C++ and with the help of the Unity Game Engines. The company…
