Can You Trust IoT Things, Drones and Robots?
All Things exist to enhance the human experience. As they grow in intelligence and physical abilities, as they think for themselves and roam our world, it is important that we can assured of their purpose and ownership. Likewise, the data that Things provide needs to be accessible by only those who have permission.
Passport is the infrastructure trusted by governments and businesses worldwide.
Our mapping systems are designed for travel in three dimensions, as well as virtually.
Drones are a game changer in the wrong hands. The government needs to take this threat seriously and commit to a range of countermeasures that still allow for legitimate commercial and personal use.
It seems pretty crazy to us that we use one-and-a-half tonne vehicles to deliver a few hundred grams of pizza
AR… could possibly allow the sum total of human knowledge to be presented in the most effective way possible. Everybody should have access to that.
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