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The British are embracing facial recognition technology to help raise compliance with certain laws, but Americans and others may not be as enthusiastic. "(In Great Britain,) there's just a large use of cameras in support of crime reduction in general," said Aaron Bobick, chairman of the School of Interactive Computing. Source: ABC News

Thad Starner, a pioneer and leader in the field of mobile computing and professor in the School of Interactive Computing, wears his computer wherever he goes. It comprises a hand-held nine-button keyboard, a battery pack slung over his shoulder, and a tiny monitor attached to his glasses an inch from his left eye. Source: Atlanta Journal-Constitution

As more people use their cellphones to check the time, the wristwatch moves closer to being primarily a fashion accessory. Daniel Ashbrook, a graduate research assistant in the School of Interactive Computing, is working on technology that could make the wristwatch a cool gadget once more. Source: Atlanta Journal-Constitution