Blimey! This robot discovered $17 billion in sunken treasure

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ZDNet Innovation Weekly June 1, 2018

Meet REMUS, the robot that discovered $17 billion in sunken treasure It was among the most coveted shipwrecks for treasure seekers. New revelations emerge about the robot that discovered it. READ FULL STORY RELATED • The nerve: Tiny fibers give robots a new way to sense • The robotics gold rush is in system-agnostic add-ons • Waymo to add 62,000 more Chrysler minivans to self-driving car fleet Tesla Model S allegedly in Autopilot hits parked police car READ FULL STORY How to make sure your Alexa will never accidentally send recordings to friends READ FULL STORY 7 Imperatives for B2B Digital Transformation Success White Papers from IBM POWER Continue IBM Cloud Takes The Win on Big Data White Papers from IBM POWER Continue Forrester on DevOps: Iterate faster with automated DevOps toolchains and security White Papers from IBM Learn More More Innovation 1. Stunning portraits of open source revolutionaries 2. ​​Red Hat's only business plan is to keep changing plans 3. ​Tesla starts to release its cars' open-source Linux software code 4. ​Technology that changed us: From Echo to Pokemon Go Read more › Mobility 1. ​iPhone X clone? Xiaomi Mi 8 has notch, face unlock for lower price 2. LG V35 ThinQ launched with a focus on first responders 3. Best cheap phones for $300 (or much less) 1. iOS 11.4: How to enable Messages in iCloud Read more › 12 great Father's Day gifts: Unique, geeky, affordable and sure to thrill You say your dad already has a $50 smartphone-controlled drone? No problem: Here are 11 more tech toys you won't find at your local Walmart. READ FULL STORY More innovation coverage More robots? You got it

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