Microsoft works on mind control for apps

Robots are helping researchers work to end world hunger...

ZDNet Innovation Weekly January 12, 2018

Windows 10 of the future? Microsoft works on mind control for apps You still need gestures, but mind-controlled menu selection could make you far more efficient, says Microsoft. READ FULL STORY RELATED • Here's the deal with those robot pole dancers at CES 2018 Robots are helping researchers work to end world hunger READ FULL STORY Your next real estate agent could be a robot READ FULL STORY Find the root cause of SQL database performance bottlenecks in four clicks or less Downloads from SolarWinds Download Now CES 2018 1. Inside the show: AI, big data, and 5G are the future 2. Samsung and Harman unveil new automotive solution 3. LG to showoff 65-inch rollable OLED display Read more › TechRepublic 1. The top 10 tech skills employers want the most 2. How the Meltdown and Spectre chip flaws will impact cloud computing 3. Why your company should stop neglecting data storage Read more › 7 charming robots at CES 2018 There are some old favorites and some new hits. Which will be the first non-vacuum consumer robot to break out big? READ FULL STORY More innovation coverage More robots? You got it

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