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I.B.M. Uses Employee-Sourcing for Translation Tool
Ari Fishkind for I.B.M. David Lubensky, left, and Salim Roukos of I.B.M. are using many humans, namely the company’s 400,000 workers, to improve digital translation. via nytimes.com Crowd sourcing or…
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The Most IMPORTANT Video You’ll Ever See
This Friday I had the internal speech within Volvo. I talked about Internet development and we are just in the middle of an exponential progress of the Internet. I claimed…
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Reaching them all
Posterous.com is a blog service that I am starting to like. It is easy – just an email and the email will be will be published as a blog post…
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The CD died with Michael Jackson
Photo by mightyohm In 1985 the first CD ever was sold, it was an album by Dire Straits and later on Michael Jackson’s Thriller became the most sold CD (or LP)…
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Humans and robots in a team
Be it in assembly lines, the military or in surgery rooms in a hospital, today’s robots can perform highly complex tasks. The research of the day is to find robots…
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TED Talks Catherine Mohr: Surgery’s past, present and robotic future
In this video the surgeon and inventor Catherine Mohr have a very fascinating speech about surgery in the past and in the future. She starts from the time when there…
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The time for OLED is now (and in the future)
The paper-less society is near! Picture by Sarah G… The next generation of eReaders have a great potential for saving paper and the next step some years later is digital…
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Four Computer Interfaces that will change your life
Some technologies look so cool and nifty but they don’t change much of our life and behaviour. Other technologies might not look so interesting or sometimes even boring but will…
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Mobile Wallet: Goodbye cash!
Once upon a time we traded goods and services without any money at all. After a while we started to use gold and jewelry to pay goods and services. Later…
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Maglev (Magnetic Levitation) Trains, 500 km/h
Maglev is short for magnetic levitation trains. These trains use electricity to power up magnets in order to float on a cushion of air over the ground. They reach 500 km/h and are really interesting alternatives to trains and airplanes.
