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	Samsung tinkers with wearables,VR headset for business Samsung Electronics is exploring the use of wearables in business with some companies. Read More WHITE PAPER: Citrix Systems Denial of Service Attacks Organizations need a better way to combat and prevent DoS attacks, and the right ADC can provide the solution. Learn how Citrix NetScaler can help protect against DoS attacks in this report. View now In this Issue Google might buy your patents to counter trolls How new haptics tech will move you Drone trade group embraces regulation for safety Think your spouse is needy? Your car is going to catch up soon. Researchers hijack teleoperated surgical robot: Remote surgery hacking threats Facebook's aerial photo highlights confusion over drone regulations Video: Watch an X-47B complete the first air-to-air drone refueling Google might buy your patents to counter trolls Google might buy your patents to keep them out of the hands of litigious patent trolls that critics contend are hampering innovation. Read More How new haptics tech will move you The illusion of haptic vibrations is magnified when combined with other factors. Call it "haptics plus." Read More Drone trade group embraces regulation for safety An FAA move toward small-drone regulation is welcomed as encouraging responsible use. Read More Think your spouse is needy? Your car is going to catch up soon. Self-driving cars will have to get their driver's attention -- somehow -- if road conditions change. Read More Researchers hijack teleoperated surgical robot: Remote surgery hacking threats Security researchers launched cyberattacks against a teleoperated surgical robot; they easily hijacked the Raven II robot during surgery and launched a denial-of-service attack that stopped the robot and made it impossible for a surgeon to remotely operate. Read More Facebook's aerial photo highlights confusion over drone regulations When Facebook expanded into a new campus in late March, the company released a stunning aerial photo of the site captured from a drone. In taking the picture, Facebook almost certainly broke two FAA regulations governing drone use. Read More Video: Watch an X-47B complete the first air-to-air drone refueling A U.S. Navy X-47B completes the first in-flight refueling of an unmanned aircraft, receiving fuel from an Omega K-707 tanker while operating in the Atlantic Test Ranges over the Chesapeake Bay. Read More
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