Warehouse Robots

Fully Autonomous Robots: The Warehouse Workers of the Near Future:


http://www.wsj.com/articles/fully-autonomous-robots-the-warehouse-workers-of-the-near-future-1474383024

Emotion-sensing Router

EQ-Radio: This Wi-Fi Router Can Read Your Feelings Using Radio Waves


https://fossbytes.com/wi-fi-router-can-read-feelings-radio-waves/

PowerShell @ GitHub

Microsoft open sourced PowerShell:

https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell

 www.github.com  

GitHub - PowerShell/PowerShell: PowerShell for every system!

Smiling Car

GIZMAG -- People are the problem...

 

A smiling car does make sense, if you follow their explanation.

 

As for me, I would like my fridge to smile at me in the morning, when I walk into the kitchen. "Hello, Babak! Lovely to see you today. How are you?" And so on. Would have to be an intelligent fridge, preferably. Otherwise, it could become very trying, very quickly.

 

The next step would be for the fridge to have a chat with the toaster, and the toaster to make fun of the washing machine, and so on. Hopefully, any human input (and presence) will soon be totally, utterly redundant.

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http://newatlas.com/semcon-self-driving-smiling-car/45484/?utm_source=Gizmag+Subscribers&utm_campaign=081e27efd3-UA-2235360-4&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_65b67362bd-081e27efd3-90190513

Smiling car tells pedestrians when it's safe to cross newatlas.com Around town, drivers and pedestrians communicate using body language and eye contact, something a self-driving car can’t do. To try and solve the problem, a Swedish company has developed a car capable of flashing a smile at pedestrians.

Privacy

The Death of Privacy:

http://melissadata.com/promo/know-your-customer.htm