Kiva Systems

hould know that your order was filled by a autonomous robot. Interactive autonomous robots are invading the warehouses of retail giants. Soon we'll see a line of retail stores, including Walmart, installing KIVA systems in their warehouses. The combination of software and ease of use is what makes KIVA Robots so promising.

The robot is an orange colored scoobas, which are guided by a very simple grid of stickers attached to the floor. The robots are told where the products are located and rest they have to figure out themselves.

HTML5-Inevitable

HTML 5 represents a game changer in web standards since the current (4.01) specification. HTML 5 is not merely intended to present content in a web browser, but its goal is to bring the web as a full-fledged application platform, where video, sound, images, and animations are all standardized. 

Most promising features of HTML5 are its offline data storage capabilities and incorporation of Flash (a missing capability in iPad).

Free yet Revolutionary

concept in itself is not new. In October 2007, Radiohead, popular rock band, made its new album available for download. The customer could choose to pay whatever price he/she thinks is worth the album.  It was a step towards an attempt to revolutionize the way music is sold. We have come a long way since then. Today, prominent artists in order to curb the competition and piracy give albums for free and do live online shows.