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Bright Future for Wearable Smart Devices?
This week’s Economist has a piece on Marc Andreessen, a founder of Mosaic and Netscape turned venture capitalist. One of the things he apparently believes is that there soon be drastic changes in realm of personal technology and “body area … Continue reading
Posted in Communication networks, Consumer technology, Energy harvesting, Good reads, Industry, Internet of Things, Technology, Wearable computing
Tagged Energy Harvesting, Internet of Things
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Scientific Process
Scientific process as we imagine it to be and as it is.
Posted in Academia, Creativity, Good reads, Humor, Research
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IoT infographic
Neat Internet of Things infographic.
Posted in Consumer technology, Good reads, Internet of Things, Technology
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Fascinating Papers: “Is the PHY Layer Dead?”
For the last few months the IEEE Communications Society top-10 downloaded papers list has included a broad paper based on a conference panel discussion: “Is the PHY Layer Dead?” by Mischa Dohler et al. This paper makes for a fascinating … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Communication networks, Good reads, Industry
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NYC Triathlon: Unique New York Experience
A bucket-list item checked off: I finished the NYC Triathlon. I’ve done several shorter triathlons, but this was my first Olympic-distance event: 1.5 km swim, followed by a 40km bike ride, followed by a 10km run. In the NYC Triathlon, … Continue reading
Emerald Nuts Midnight Run: Chilly Fun
This year we’ve decided to do something different for the New Years: a Central Park Midnight 4-miler, which is more of a party than a run, but the running of a 4-mile distance on New Year’s, at midnight, is involved. … Continue reading
Posted in Achievement, Off the beaten path, Races, Running, Sports
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