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Gurdeep Pall, CVP of Business AI at Microsoft shares his thoughts on the positive impact that autonomous systems will have on our planet, economy, and lives. 
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Future of Gaming Via TechinBiz
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Drone Technology Via TechinBiz
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Military and commercial drones have revolutionized how we see and navigate our planet.
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September 28, 2020 11:39 PM
everything that was mentioned is great, the fact that i can control almost everything from my tv to my stove is great. from using fingerprint instead of old school keys to enter home and relying on robots for the simplest task is a dream for many people. but looking at its drawbacks, technology will owns and controls us, if not know about us and our families more than we know about it. this is a scary situation. we would be living the easiest life that our ancestries would've never thought of, but those pieces of technology will know about us and almost every move we do. in addition , all this information could be used against us like in a court. overall thoughts. what is coming is great to see and experience but too scary to live with and rely on.
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Sci-fi Weapons of the Near Future.
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Future Technology Via TechinBiz
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Mobile technology and Top 5 Future Technology Inventions 2021
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Future Gaming Via TechinBiz
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Unboxing review of Xiaomi Black Shark 3 Pro gaming smartphone. Funcooler active fan cooling system. Physical triggers. Grand Theft Auto San Andreas, Fortnite, and PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds mobile gameplay.
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The Artik system-on-a-chip series will make it easier for even small-fry developers to power the next wave of smart gadgets. Via Ensil
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Samsung has officially said that Chief Strategy Officer Young Sohn will “reveal a major company milestone that will enable the new wave of groundbreaking Internet of Things devices and services.” - A system on a chip (or SoC) integrates all the key components of a mobile computer onto a single chip, including memory, sensors, accelerometer and gyroscope, and crucially, radio frequency functions. - Samsung’s best-known system-on-a-chip is the Exynos, a powerful ARM-based chip found primarily in Samsung’s Galaxy line of smartphones. An earlier SoC from Samsung also powered Apple’s first iPhone in 2007. - The Artik SoC is different because it’s aimed at a range of hardware developers both large and small, not just big clients like Apple or Samsung’s own mobile division. - Samsung has previously pledged to make all of its electronic gadgets and appliances connected by 2020, and the Artik system on a chip series will play a key role in making that happen.
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May 12, 2015 11:34 AM
Samsung continues to make bold tech and R&D moves as its smartphone profits fluctuate, moving further now into the Internet of Things space.
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Some substances just an atom thick have been theorized to create energy when pushed and pulled. A research team found that to be true for molybdenum disulfide, which is both flexible… Via TechinBiz
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The two dimensional material, which is known as molybdenum disulfide (MoS2), is pretty finicky about generating electricity. If it is stacked in an even number of layers, it doesn’t do anything. But use an odd number and stretch it in the right direction, and the electricity will start flowing.
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Meet Russell. His lack of human emotions makes him an ideal conversation partner for non-communicative kids Via Josué Cardona
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Another use case worth checking out
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December 8, 2013 10:55 PM
This article is talking about how a robot can be able to help develop social skills in autistic children. I think this could be a breakthrough and it could help many autistic children Around the world. If the robots were able to become more well known and cheaper to create,this could be a very helpful tool in dealing with autism For all kids despite financial differences. |
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This video serves to cover all of the various ways 3D printing may continue to revolutionize industries in the future and bring about innovation to enhance people's lives and make everyday life more convenient, and not just in manufacturing and medicine
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Are 8 Core CPUs the Future of Gaming? More than likely there will be even more cores in the future too
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Travel Technology Via TechinBiz
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When 3D printing first appeared, it may have seemed like a fad--something to keep garage hobbyists busy. But over the past few years, it’s become a mainstream manufacturing process.
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September 29, 2020 11:40 PM
i think 15 or 20 years ago, such thing can only be seen in non fiction movies. 3D car printing and generally 3D printing and robots are what i think of when talking about 2050. i think it s a great innovation and will be profitable and helpful in producing more products at faster rate and somewhat cheaper.
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Technology News Via TechinBiz
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Technology is the key to success in the last mile.
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Robot Technology Via TechinBiz
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Robots are moving from science fiction to reality. One of the leading robot creators is China's CANBOT. CGTN's Tian Wei visited the CANBOT pavilion at this year's CIFTIS to meet one of their latest robots that was cooking.
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Future of Drones Via TechinBiz
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Why do humans need to do mundane jobs like pizza delivery? Welcome to the future where drones will deliver your pizza, medicines, and even humans! Listen to this talk to know more about the future of drones from the drone expert.
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How Police Track protesters with High-tech Surveillance Tools Via TechinBiz
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As protests over the police killing of George Floyd continue, law enforcement is using powerful surveillance tools to track them. Here’s how drones, facial recognition software, cell phone tracking devices and automatic license plate readers are changing protesting and policing.
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Video from Ford using WiFi technology for obstacle avoidance
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November 11, 2014 8:11 PM
"Automated Driving Technology." 2014. Web. 10 Nov 2014
This is a video demonstrating the new technology in cars that is designed to maneuver itself to avoid potential car accidents and even park itself. Watching this video it would be difficult for a person to pick out by this technology would be a con rather than a pro. I must admit, it is pretty neat, but there is one thing in this video that I would like to point out. In order for the car to sense danger as in another car ahead, it uses WiFi which syncs the cars together so that it would move or adjust accordingly. What if the stopped car ahead doesn't have the same technology as the one going 90 miles per hour? If the person behind the wheal was relying soulfully on the vehicle to get him or her out of danger, they were in for a rather not so good surprise. The point is, if people rely on technology too much, it could literally be life threatening.
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The Future development of Car Technology Via TechinBiz, Jesús Hernández
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Very interesting if you have 1.5 hours to spend watching it
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March 19, 2014 11:23 AM
The Future development of Car Technology #cartech #technology for more see here: http://www.technology-in-business.net/the-future-of-car-technology/ |
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