Robbie Breese, right, the principal of the Marsh Foundation, describes the campus layout of the Van Wert facility to U.S. Rep. Bob Latta on Thursday. COLUMBUS — An area representative listened to businesses’ concerns about the “Internet of Things” during a visit to his district. U.S. House of Representatives Rep. Robert Latta, R-Bowling Green: Latta, […]
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You can’t offend a bot. Most of them don’t have enough of a personality to be offended. Not only that, few of the bots available today are smart enough to debate with anyone. There are plenty of bot development tools, an immense amount of venture capital, and a massive number of bots. But no one wants to
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On August 10, the National Institute of Standards and Technology, on behalf of the brand new White House Commission on Enhancing National Cybersecurity, placed a request for information (RFI) in the Federal Register. The list of topics was extensive, effectively asking for feedback on any issue related to cybersecurity that might come up over the
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EMS Topics International Articles Email Print The trials will involve medics flying medicines, defibrillators and other medical supplies to places where airborne delivery will be faster than on land. By Shusuke MuraiThe Japan Times KYUSHU, Japan — First responders will test the use of drones to help sick or injured people this fall in an initiative that
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EMS Topics International Articles Email Print The trials will involve medics flying medicines, defibrillators and other medical supplies to places where airborne delivery will be faster than on land. By Shusuke MuraiThe Japan Times KYUSHU, Japan — First responders will test the use of drones to help sick or injured people this fall in an initiative that
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Carbon nanotubes are one of those supermaterials — a cylinder with a diameter of one or two nanometers — that are full of dreamy applications, ranging from supercomputers to ultra-efficient smartphones. The problem is, they are difficult to manufacture, and commercializing these applications may require 10 or 15 years. A nanotube is a tube-like molecular structure made of
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Amazon’s Alexa has put on some nice new skills thanks to a new found partnership with Genesis, the luxury auto division of Hyundai. As such, owners of the Genesis G90 or G80 will be able to control several features of the car remotely via Alexa simply by speaking to the Amazon smart speaker. Advertisement Genesis
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Under Genesis’ agreement with Amazon, the owner of a G80, left, or G90 will be able to use an Alexa device such as the Echo, right, to, for example, start the car and set the temperature. Alec Baldwin can now sit in his living room and yell at his car to unlock it and turn
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SAN FRANCISCO – Whether Intel can remain the world’s largest semiconductor company in the wake of the PC tsunami is anyone’s guess. But there’s no doubt the company is trying to move fast on multiple fronts to participate in a richly diverse set of opportunities ahead. This year’s Intel Develop Forum showed the company racing
Hyundai’s new upscale Genesis sub-brand has become the first automaker to develop a “skill” for Amazon’s Alexa service, which will allow owners to speak certain commands to, say, an Amazon Echo that will then be pushed to their vehicles. The system is part of the new Genesis Connected Services suite and it works on devices
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