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- Mobileye Bullish on Full Automation, but Pooh-Poohs Deep-Learning AI for Robocars
- Mobile Forensics CEO Proposes Controversial Access Tech for Smartphones
- Watch Heat Surge Across Semiconductors at the Speed of Sound
- Intel Said to Be Planning Major Layoff
- Robot Arm Helps You 3D Print By "Guided Hand"
- A Super-Stretchy Self-Healing Artificial Muscle
| Mobileye Bullish on Full Automation, but Pooh-Poohs Deep-Learning AI for Robocars Posted: 19 Apr 2016 09:00 AM PDT  Company abandons incrementalism, but will keep on annotating road scenes by hand instead of by machine  |
| Mobile Forensics CEO Proposes Controversial Access Tech for Smartphones Posted: 19 Apr 2016 06:00 AM PDT  Joel Bollö of MSAB thinks he can broker a truce between Apple and the FBI with little risk to the public. Others disagree  |
| Watch Heat Surge Across Semiconductors at the Speed of Sound Posted: 19 Apr 2016 05:00 AM PDT  New way to mesure how heat propagates at nanoscale distances could be critical to building and testing nanotechnology  |
| Intel Said to Be Planning Major Layoff Posted: 18 Apr 2016 01:05 PM PDT  Reports multiplying that layoffs in the "double-digit percentages" are imminent at Intel, starting as soon as this week  |
| Robot Arm Helps You 3D Print By "Guided Hand" Posted: 18 Apr 2016 12:13 PM PDT  Skill is no longer necessary for 3D printing in mid-air by hand  |
| A Super-Stretchy Self-Healing Artificial Muscle Posted: 18 Apr 2016 11:21 AM PDT  It's more like Mr. Fantastic than The Thing  |
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