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	Scientists achieve nuclear fusion with giant laser Researchers at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Wednesday said they've achieved a first: A nuclear fusion system has produced more energy than it initially absorbed Read More   WHITE PAPER: Druva Top 10 Endpoint Backup Mistakes When considering endpoint backup options, be sure you're making the right decisions. Protecting data on endpoints has become more challenging because of recent trends like exponential data growth, the rise in endpoints, BYOD, and SaaS applications. Read Now! In this Issue Apple gets a patent for health-monitoring ear buds Half of Americans want to live in a smart city with driverless cars Car system anticipates what a driver needs Robots closer to being able to work together as a team Darlene Storm: Don't look now but the LED light fixtures are spying on you Apple gets a patent for health-monitoring ear buds Apple today has been awarded a patent for a sport motion and health monitoring system that can be attached to headphones, including ear buds, and used to monitor vital signs and even perspiration levels. Read More   Half of Americans want to live in a smart city with driverless cars Nearly half of all Americans are looking forward to the time when they can live in a city where all the cars are driverless. Read More   Car system anticipates what a driver needs   Mitsubishi prototype uses predictive agent to offer choices on a HUD for controlling navigation, phone and other car systems. Read More   Robots closer to being able to work together as a team MIT scientists are writing computer programs that can control large teams of robots or networks of devices with different functions. Read More   Darlene Storm: Don't look now but the LED light fixtures are spying on you If you feel like you're being watched at Terminal B in the Newark Liberty International Airport, then that's real and not paranoia. It's not the TSA this time, but covert airport surveillance via LED light fixtures capable of taking video, identifying suspicious activity, as well as collecting and data-mining mountains of data about 'ordinary citizens.' Read More
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