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At This Point, Tesla Essentially Looks Like The Electric Vehicle Market

Tesla CEO Elon Musk said on an investor call Aug. 2 that the company had been concerned orders would decline in a flat market for luxury cars, and the Model 3 might cannibalize orders for its premium Model S an Model X. That’s not something it’s worried about any longer.The automaker reported that orders for the Model S and Model X are rising, even as the mass-market Model 3 now averages more...

(Video) Using Ultrasound to Trigger On-Demand, Site-Specific Pain Relief

Ultrasound triggers the release of local anesthetics from injectable liposomes. According to the CDC, 91 people die from opioid overdoses every day in the U.S. Here in Massachusetts, the state has an opioid-related death rate that is more than twice the national average.“Opioid abuse is a growing problem in healthcare,” says Daniel Kohane, MD, PhD, a senior associate in critical care medicine...

(Patent) New Apple Patent Aims To Turn Your iPhone Into An All-Purpose Health Data Tracker

Using CB Insights’ patents search engine, we surfaced a newly granted patent that suggests the iPhone cameras of the future may help users detect health data and measure physiological conditions.Earlier this week, Apple won approval for its patent application for a new “Electronic Device That Computes Health Data.” But the technology depicted in the patent renderings isn’t a new wearable he...

(PDF) Deloitte - Making The Future of Mobility Work

How the new transportation ecosystem could reshape jobs and employment.THE future of mobility promises to transform the way people and goods move about, as shared and autonomous vehicles could offer the opportunity for faster, cleaner, cheaper, and safer transportation. Accompanying those potential changes could be dramatic shifts in the workforce. When transportation modes are profoundly chang...

A Smart Ring That Wants to Replace Your Credit Cards and Car Keys - Token Ring

Token, a ring device to live securely in a digital world. Made of sterling silver, this ring can be used for different applications, for card holders, this ring can be a personalized lifestyle accessory while having contactless, simple, and safe transactions at millions of merchants in 96 countries around the world. User can add their MasterCard or Visa information and pay token at more than 15...

AI Startups Take The Money And Run As Big Tech Comes Acquiring

If you haven’t heard, artificial intelligence (AI) startups are sort of a big deal.It’s a tech category that has left the halls of academia in favor of entrepreneurs’ innovative embrace. In turn, those entrepreneurs are holding their hands out to investors who have shown an increasing willingness to invest. Whether the current cohort of AI startups find market traction, and, eventually, the...

JBL Launches Noise-Cancelling Headphone Campaign Via Cheil Hong Kong

BL has released a print campaign created by Cheil Hong Kong called ‘Block out the chaos’ to communicate the auditory benefit of its noise-cancelling headphones in a dramatic way, both instantly and effortlessly. According to a release:“From crying babies and barking dogs to screaming wives and daughters, these striking compositions conveyed the tension of extreme chaos. The intolerable noise...

Gold's Chart Has 'One of The Most Bullish' Patterns Around

Gold has been gaining steam over the last couple of days following news that North Korea could make nuclear warheads small enough to fit on missiles and the intense rhetoric that followed between President Donald Trump and North Korea's army. The precious metal has rallied almost 3% since the news broke on Tuesday morning and is now trading at its best level in more than two months.And there ma...

BBC Experiments with Voiceprints - BBC iPlayer

BBC’s Streaming Service Can Use The Viewer’s Voice As A Remote.The BBC has worked with Microsoft to build an experimental version of BBC iPlayer that uses artificial intelligence to allow individuals to sign in to BBC services using their unique voiceprint and to talk to their TV to select what they want to watch.Whether it is David Hasselhoff talking to his car in Knight Rider or Iron Man ta...

 

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