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Lowes Labs and Neuroscience Innovation
From The Eponymous Pickle

Lowes Labs and Neuroscience Innovation

Unaware of this work, taking a closer look. Has been a while since hearing of information from Lowes Innovation Labs." ... One company that Lowe's Innovation Labs...

Auto Predictive Coding Systems
From The Eponymous Pickle

Auto Predictive Coding Systems

Received the following recently, have not examined it as yet, but passing it along. Abhirup Ghosh, IT Developer at AutoPredictiveCoding LLCWe develop predictive...

Self Assembling Robots
From The Eponymous Pickle

Self Assembling Robots

Reported in CWorld:  " ... Scientists create self-assembling, working robots ... These origami robots can fold up and walk away ...  Then add to the mix that it's...

Subscribing for Attention by P&G
From The Eponymous Pickle

Subscribing for Attention by P&G

In AdAge: P&G connecting to two very different subscription services. I like the innovative spirit.

Drone Security
From The Eponymous Pickle

Drone Security

In CNN Money: Since this piece was written in March it seems the presence of drones is expected.    " ... The next threat to your privacy could be hovering over...

Innovation and Problem Solving
From The Eponymous Pickle

Innovation and Problem Solving

This is from the Knowledge@Wharton High School edition.   Following it now.  Nicely done podcasts and text. Wish I had access to this kind of information back then...

Balance of Rules in Business Process Models
From The Eponymous Pickle

Balance of Rules in Business Process Models

In the APQC Blog:  A space we looked at to try to balance process models using analytics.  Or analytics can also be embedded into the rules.   Fewer, simpler rules...

BBC Overviews Augmented Reality
From The Eponymous Pickle

BBC Overviews Augmented Reality

A good view in the BBC of the current state of augmented reality and mention of a number of real commercial applications in place.  For example, the IKEA catalog...

Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Proteins and the Brain-Computer Interface
From Schneier on Security

Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Proteins and the Brain-Computer Interface

There's a protein in squid that might be useful in getting biological circuits to talk to computer circuits. As usual, you can also use this squid post to talk...

Technical State of the Internet of Things
From The Eponymous Pickle

Technical State of the Internet of Things

In the Cisco Blog:  A lengthy look at some of the technical underpinning of the Internet of Things from Cisco's perspective.    Links to a number of video snippets...

Eavesdropping by Visual Vibrations
From Schneier on Security

Eavesdropping by Visual Vibrations

Researchers are able to recover sound through soundproof glass by recording the vibrations of a plastic bag. Researchers at MIT, Microsoft, and Adobe have developed...

What Is an Honorable Response to Israel/Gaza?
From Apophenia

What Is an Honorable Response to Israel/Gaza?

In 1968, Walter Cronkite did the unthinkable. After visiting Vietnam to assess the state of the war in light of the Tet Offensive, he produced documentary coverage...

From Gödel's Lost Letter and P=NP

Laplace’s Demon

Demons and other curiosities Pierre-Simon Laplace was a French scientist, perhaps one of the greatest ever, French or otherwise. His work affected the way we look...

Google's Report on Women in Computer Science, and What it Means for Me
From The Female Perspective of Computer Science

Google's Report on Women in Computer Science, and What it Means for Me

A couple of months ago, Google came out with a report called Women Who Choose  Computer Science — What Really Matters.  It details a study Google conducted "toGram's...

Art of Being Discontinuous
From The Eponymous Pickle

Art of Being Discontinuous

Set of slides that talks about the process of being discontinuous.  Some good thoughts.  With recommendations about how to include this in strategic thinking.  By...

Social Engineering a Telemarketer
From Schneier on Security

Social Engineering a Telemarketer

Okay, this is funny....

Evaluation Report Comparing Industry vs. Academic Postdocs in Computing is Available
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Evaluation Report Comparing Industry vs. Academic Postdocs in Computing is Available

The following is a special contribution to this blog by Jane Stout, Director of CRA’s Center for Evaluating the Research Pipeline (CERP).   The CRA’s Center for...

Proposing a Metadata of Expertise
From The Eponymous Pickle

Proposing a Metadata of Expertise

A conversation brought up a topic which we called the 'Metadata of Expertise'.  Data that relates directly to the description of expertise.   A simplistic example...

Dropbox’s Head of Design on the dawn of personalized products
From Putting People First

Dropbox’s Head of Design on the dawn of personalized products

Soleio Cuervo, design lead at Dropbox, spends his time thinking of new ways for products to understand our needs and wants in real time. After years of firsthand...

Can technology really change your habits?
From Putting People First

Can technology really change your habits?

Downloading an app won’t get you to change your habits. Vivian Giang writes on the science of what will. “There are three kinds of behavioral changes, according...
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