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The logo of Microsoft company is seen in Paris, France, April 18, 2016. REUTERS/Jacky Naegelen
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The Internet of Things, activated through apps, promises tremendous convenience to homeowners. But it may also prove irresistible to hackers. Credit Carlos Gonzalez for The New York Times
Why Light Bulbs May Be the Next Hacker Target
SAN FRANCISCO — The so-called Internet of Things, its proponents argue, offers many benefits: energy efficiency, technology so convenient it can anticipate what you want, even reduced congestion on the roads. Now here’s the bad news: Putting a bunch of wirelessly...Caption:
Drive.ai is trying to address how an autonomous car would communicate with pedestrians. Credit Drive.ai
How Driverless Cars May Interact With People
San Francisco-There are plenty of unanswered questions about how self-driving cars would function in the real world, like understanding local driving customs and handing controls back to a human in an emergency. Now a start-up called Drive.ai, based in Mountain View,...Caption:
A Bossa Nova robot gliding through a store aisle to check inventory.