Sunday, March 11, 2012

Corpus Christi Website Development

Corpus Christi Website Development Company Amore Internet Marketing is the best I've ever experienced. I've dealt with companies from India, Pakistan, Corpus Christi, and all over America and none have given the professional results of Amore.

The thing is, website development is way more than just a good website design. What good is a beautiful website that never gets found? Not good at all I'd say. That's why the folks at Amore Internet Marketing insist on calling their process "website development". It's more than design and more than coding. It's design, coding, and most importantly - marketing.

You see, Internet marketing is what allows your site to rank on Google, Bing, Yahoo, and all the other search engines. It's what enables you to build a list of followers. It takes into account social media and viral marketing and video and even print and television. Internet marketing is what makes your space on the Internet successful.

And there is no better Internet marketing company than Amore. They have the expertise and professionalism to make your business successful using web based media. I've never seen a company get a website indexed so quickly as Amore. They are simply amazing.

I think the thing that makes them different is the fact that they do all three - design, coding, and marketing. But they place particular importance on the marketing aspect of the website development project. That makes so much sense to me. After all, my sites are my business and I need them to make money. To me, the most important thing about my sites is the effectiveness of them. Yes, I want pretty sites, and the coding has to be great for Google to consider putting them on page one. But most importantly is that the sites get found and that my potential customers take action and become actual customers.

I give Amore Internet Marketing my highest recommendation for website development projects. They are located in Corpus Christi, but do work all over the world. You can reach them at their website www.amoreinternetmarketing.com



Monday, January 2, 2012

HMI - Human Machine Interface


HMI (human machine interface) is the space where humans and machines connect and it’s getting  a whole lot more sophisticated. The HMI can be as simple as a keyboard or mouse, or as complicated as a biometric devise that unlocks certain controls. But now technological breakthroughs in science are making ground breaking advances on new user interface systems that include gesture based hmi. This type of advanced hmi enables movement from the users hand to interacts with the computer in much the same way as a keyboard or mouse. This opens up another leap in technological advancement that puts us ever closer to the intersection of man and machine.

Gesture based HMI enables the user to interact more naturally with the computer creating a tighter integration between man and machine. Imagine waving your hand at the computer to signal it to turn on, or pointing your finger toward a numerical key pad to enter a password. You don’t actually have to imagine this technology anymore. Not only is gesture based hmi real, it’s available and it’s relatively inexpensive.

Texas A&M researcher and scientist Dugan Um, has released several different gesture based hmi models that range from a couple hundred dollars to $400. These HMI devises are basically very sophisticated cameras that take 3D pictures of the users actions (such as hand movement), interpret the movement, and send the information to the computer. This results in a true gesture based hmi system where the user is literally controlling the computer with movement.

These Human Machine Interface models all come with software and are ready to go for home based computers. Of course they will appeal to technology enthusiasts, but the practical applications are boundless. Industrial equipment can be operated with more safety and precision, gaming can be taking to a more realistic level, computers can be accessible to people with certain disabilities. The possibilities are endless. These gesture based recognition hmi systems make it possible to point a finger at a computer screen and have the curser move wherever the finer is pointing. This will eventually make the mouse redundant.

One can imagine the uses of HMI extending to sign language recognition, assistive robotics, totally immersive gaming technology, remote controls that can’t be lost. Regardless of the uses for gesture based HMI, the technology is here and it’s going to stay.

Previous attempts at gesture based hmi devises typically came with some aspect that made them impractical, such as wired gloves or other attachments that had to be worn.  Others lacked proper distance control. The new advanced hmi systems from Dinast are based on a 3D visualization system using smart cameras that actually recognizes human hand gestures for both home and industrial applications. There is a video demonstration of the hmi in action here.

HMI promises to change the entire technology industry and make it easier and more interesting to use computers, play games, and work. To find out more about gesture based HMI, please visit www.dinast.com, where you will find a variety of information and affordable HMI devises.

Monday, December 26, 2011

Free samples by Mail for Christmas


I had a wonderful Christmas. Even cooked a turkey for the first time. The stockings were easier this year because of my habit of collecting free samples by mail. I have been collecting things like flash drives, really good coffee samples, pens, a Christmas ornament, two calendars, some flag decals.

Yes, I know... call me cheap, but whatever. These are really nice things and I used (some) of them for stocking stuffers. Some samples I kept for myself, but I'm pretty sure that I used all the aforementioned free samples by mail as stocking stuffers.

Oh who cares what you think? You're just jealous because you didn't send off for the free samples in time. It took a LONG time for some of them.. well... about five weeks - but I AM NOT PATIENT!!!

But I can say that every single sample I got was really cool and high quality. Some of them were full size and some were smaller. But all were cool and all were free.

Anyway. I would go and eat some left over turkey, but it's all gone already. LOL

I hope everyone had a really great Christmas and has a great New Year with the resolution to get as many free samples by mail as you possibly can.

Sunday, November 20, 2011

Free stuff by mail

Free stuff by mail? Really? OK, OK... I don't want to fill out surveys, give out my great grandma's social security card, or promise to get spammed for the rest of my life.. but free stuff by mail?  Could it be?

I found a really cool site that actually delivers.  This is the real thing. I actually had a conversation with the family that runs the site and they are for real. They work with various companies, large and small, to get the greatest free offers that can be offered on the site.  And, they do it well.

For example: today, I logged on and the offer was for a free flash drive. Well, not being one to turn down a free flash drive - I checked it out.  HOLY COW BATMAN!

All I had to do was click on the link (which was to a company Facebook page) and fill in my name and address (so they can send me the free offer in the mail).  How cool is that?

I have spent some time looking at the offers on the site and they really are good and really are simple and relatively unobtrusive to get.  Seriously, if you want free stuff by mail, go check out my new favorite website www.surf4freebies.com