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	Mars rover Curiosity's top 5 scientific discoveries NASA's Mars rover Curiosity has already achieved its initial mission, proving that the Red Planet could have once sustained life, but one scientist says its greatest accomplishments could be in the year ahead. Read More WHITE PAPER: Red Hat Administrators Need Agile Platform for New Era of Storage Read this whitepaper and learn how administrators are keeping up by guiding their enterprises toward new, software-defined storage platforms that simplify and unify storage capacity across the enterprise and into the cloud. Read Now In this Issue Vision-correcting display nixes your need for eyeglasses NASA plans next-gen scientific tools for 2020 Mars rover Panasonic to help Tesla build battery 'Gigafactory' Train robots hands-on to dump trash with this new OS Stanford surgical students set sights on Google Glass Qi wireless charging spec gets more flexibility with distance extension Vision-correcting display nixes your need for eyeglasses Scientists at the University of California, Berkeley, are working on computer screens that would adjust their images to accommodate individual user's visual needs. Think of it as a display that wears the glasses so users don't have to. Read More NASA plans next-gen scientific tools for 2020 Mars rover NASA has planned out the new and improved scientific instruments that will be included onboard the next robotic Mars rover. The instruments will look for signs of past life and the ability to create oxygen and rocket fuel on the Red Planet. Read More Panasonic to help Tesla build battery 'Gigafactory' Panasonic has agreed to help set up the factory that Tesla Motors plans to build for making batteries for Tesla and other electric cars. Read More Train robots hands-on to dump trash with this new OS Don't program robots -- train them. That's the stated goal of Brain Corporation, whose operating system is designed to allow robots to learn how to dump trash or open doors via hands-on training, not programming. Read More Stanford surgical students set sights on Google Glass Stanford University's medical school plans to start using Google's wearable computer, Glass, to help train students in surgery. Read More Qi wireless charging spec gets more flexibility with distance extension The Qi wireless charging spec added a resonance extension to its existing induction spec, meaning enabled mobile devices can be charged more than an inch away from the pad. Read More
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