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	Driverless cars: Is that an Nvidia chip under the hood? Automakers from Tesla to Volkswagen have used Nvidia's graphics chips to power infotainment systems and displays in their cars. Now the tech firm sees an opportunity to expand into another field -- driver-assist technologies and even self-driving cars. Read More   WHITE PAPER: SAS How Dell Optimizes Marketing Decision Making Using fictional data, two analysts from Dell's corporate marketing group explained how data and marketing analytics helped them examine the question: "Was the campaign successful?" in depth. Download this whitepaper to learn more. Read Now In this Issue Wireless power comes to patient microimplants Cyber-physical systems readied for demos by White House-led team You could one day be driving on energy-generating smart streets The philosophy of IoT: Will it help or hurt? MIT figures out how to give the moon broadband -- using lasers Researchers create conductor that could prevent lithium-ion battery fires A wireless network for gadgets set to arrive in San Francisco U.S. military plans to beef up soldiers with Iron Man-like suit Wireless power comes to patient microimplants A Stanford engineer has figured out how to charge implanted batteries the size of a grain of sand that will then run devices such as pacemakers and nerve stimulators. Read More   Cyber-physical systems readied for demos by White House-led team A White House-led effort to show that the Internet of Things can save lives and create jobs is about to put on a big show. Read More   You could one day be driving on energy-generating smart streets Solar Roadways uses hexagon-shaped panels that collect energy from the sun and could be part of a smart system that changes lighting configurations to alert traffic to highway issues. Read More   The philosophy of IoT: Will it help or hurt? As the Internet of Things evolves, will it free up human potential? WIll everyone benefit -- or just a few? And how will it change the way people use technology. A conference in July hopes to find some answers. Read More   MIT figures out how to give the moon broadband -- using lasers Four transmitting telescopes in the New Mexico desert, each just 6 inches in diameter, can give a satellite orbiting the moon faster Internet access than many U.S. homes get. Read More   Researchers create conductor that could prevent lithium-ion battery fires Japanese researchers have developed a new type of lithium-ion conductor that could help prevent the kind of lithium-ion battery fires that grounded the Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft last year. Read More   A wireless network for gadgets set to arrive in San Francisco The San Francisco Bay Area and south to San Jose will soon have what may be the nation's first dedicated Internet of Things network. It may change the way you think about the future of the IoT. Read More   U.S. military plans to beef up soldiers with Iron Man-like suit The U.S. military is just weeks away from getting a prototype for an Iron Man-like suit that would make soldiers stronger, give them real-time battlefield information, monitor their vital signs and even stop their bleeding. Read More
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