'Smart' machines create 100 jobs
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A firm producing sensors for washing machines and TVs which can be operated from your office, is expanding.
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Using new technology, injured or disabled workers can talk their way to productivity.
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Technology company GigaBeam has come up with an alternative to the bottleneck that bedevils businesses everywhere.
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It's time for radical robomediation. Let's hand the service industry to automatons rather than transforming humans into reluctant machines. Commentary by Momus.
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A new product lets workers combine simple bits of software to create business tools.
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The blueprint for a tiny ultra rugged mechanical computer has been inspired by ideas put forward 200 years ago.
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Some companies are positioning themselves to make big profits in tomorrow's small tech.
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Lots of people own two or three computers. But thanks to a powerful new technology anybody can make any computer their own, just by plugging in a common digital device.
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The number of viruses, worms and other security threats to PCs has now passed the 100,000 mark.
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When Robert Poor looks at the world, he sees 50 billion embedded microcontrollers, the workhorse chips inside cars, traffic lights and air conditioners, doing their jobs in splendid isolation. Then he imagines what will happen when they all can talk to one another.
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Belkin's device lets you share multiple printers, hard drives, and other peripherals wirelessly.
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Carnegie-Mellon professor is working to create swarms of tiny robots that can assume any shape.
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PC maker shoots for a million RFID tags placed on shipments of printers, handhelds and dozens of other products this year.
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A survey shows that more workers are relying on technology to do their job while on the move.
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The blueprint for a tiny, rugged mechanical computer has been inspired by ideas put forward 200 years ago.
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Using advanced "nanopatterning" techniques, IBM researchers plan to build 100TB tape storage devices.
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MIT's Martin Culpepper shows how to build simple machines that move with nanometer precision.