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NAME: ONIKOLA YEMISI VERONICA LEVEL: HND II

MATRIC NO: HCSF/15/0022


A SEMINAR REPORT ON DIGITAL JEWELLERY

WHAT IS DIGITAL JEWELERY?


Digital jewelry is the fashion jewelry with embedded intelligence. “Digital jewelry” can help
you solve problems like forgotten passwords and security badges. “Digital jewelry” is a
nascent catchphrase for wearable ID devices that contain personal information like
passwords, identification, and account information. They have the potential to be all-in-one
replacements for your driver’s license, key chain, business cards, credit cards, health
insurance card, corporate security badge, and loose cash. They can also solve a common
dilemma of today’s wired world – the forgotten password.

A SEMINAR REPORT ON INVISIBILITY CLOAKS

Invisibility has been on humanity’s wish list at least since Amun-Ra, a deity who could
disappear and reappear at will, joined the Egyptian pantheon in the earlier BC. With recent
advances in optics and computing, however, this elusive goal is no longer purely imaginary.
Susumu Tachi, an engineering professor at the University of Tokyo, demonstrated a crude
invisibility cloak. Through the clever application of some dirt-cheap technology, the
Japanese inventor has brought personal invisibility a step closer to reality.

Tachi’s cloak- a shiny raincoat that serves as a movie screen, showing imagery from a video
camera positioned behind the wearer- is more gimmick than practical prototype.
Nonetheless, from the right angle and under controlled circumstances, it does make a sort
of ghost of the wearer. In addition, unlike traditional camouflage, it is most effective when
either the wearer or the background is moving (but not both).

A SEMINAR REPORT ON VOICE OVER INTERNET PROTOCOL (VOIP)

Using an ordinary phone for most people is a common daily occurrence as is listening to
your favorite CD containing the digitally recorded music. It is only a small extension to
these technologies in having your voice transmitted in data packets. The transmission of
voice in the phone network was done originally using an analog signal but this has been
replaced in much of the world by digital networks. Although many of our phones are still
analog, the network that carries that voice has become digital. In todays phone networks,
the analog voice going into our analog phones is digitized as it enters the phone network.

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