A former head of Google Wallet rolls out a “smart” terminal for all kinds of payments.
A new feature of most browsers will let them issue alerts through a PC or mobile operating system.
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As industrial robots become more capable, they could start helping out around the home.
With natural-language processing aided by crowdsourced data, Wit.ai aims to make smartphones, wearables, and drones heed your call.
Patent and trademark filings reveal the augmented reality technology that convinced Google and others to invest $542 million into Magic Leap.
A novel gripper from an SRI spinoff could enable robots to take on new tasks.
Roost’s batteries will let smoke alarms send alerts via smartphone, and may bring other battery-powered devices online, too.
DeepMind has built a neural network that can access an external memory like a conventional Turing machine. The result is a computer that mimics the short-term memory of the human brain.
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