By James Martin Before the laptops and the phones and the gadgets, CES is all hammers, forklifts and drills. Take a look inside CES before it opens.
Getting ready to raise the curtain at CES 2015 (pictures)
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Monthly Archives: January 2015
Getting ready to raise the curtain at CES 2015 (pictures)
By James Martin Before the laptops and the phones and the gadgets, CES is all hammers, forklifts and drills. Take a look inside CES before it opens.
Chevrolet Vehicles Will Soon Predict Breakdowns Before They Happen
Through the use of in-vehicle sensors and the OnStar system, …
Our Favorite Android, iOS, and Windows Phone Apps of the Week
Dish Networks’ 2015 CES press conference: Join us Monday (live blog)
By Connie Guglielmo The satellite-TV service provider is expected to unveil a new Internet-delivered TV service as it refocuses attention on its network and away from its contract disputes with content providers.
North Korea’s Thesaurus: New US Sanctions an “Inveterate Repugnancy”
Just a few days ago, …
Xiaomi doubled revenue in 2014, raking in $12B
By Steven Musil Shipments of handsets from the 4-year-old smartphone maker more than tripled last year, according to the company’s CEO.
Withings Activité Pop Fitness Tracker: Looks Nice, Right Price
How Do Robots Learn to Cook? YouTube, Obviously.
Scientists have been toying around with something called “deep learning” (a massive, internet-based robot brain) for a while now. But a newly published paper details the latest advancement in the robotic processing system: Learning how to cook simply from watching YouTube videos. Robots—they’re just like us!
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How Do Robots Learn to Cook? YouTube, Obviously.
Scientists have been toying around with something called “deep learning” (a massive, internet-based robot brain) for a while now. But a newly published paper details the latest advancement in the robotic processing system: Learning how to cook simply from watching YouTube videos. Robots—they’re just like us!
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