JASON S. MOW

A student excited about new technologies that will change the way people live.

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By far one of the coolest TED talks I've ever seen: Hugh Herr on the development of new bionics and exoskeletons that will make the human race stronger, faster, and more efficient.

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Switzerland Will Host the First Bionic Olympics in 2016

The future is now.

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Google Puts Money on Robots, Using the Man Behind Android

Google's Andy Rubin (of Android fame) has been tasked with building robots to change the future of manufacturing, delivery, and more...

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Jeff Bezos' vision for 30 minute delivery via automated drones

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Researchers rewrite an entire genome to be virus resistant

Another incredible step towards the future of healthy humans.

Scientists from Yale and Harvard have recoded the entire genome of an organism and improved a bacterium's ability to resist viruses, a dramatic demonstration of the potential of rewriting an organism's genetic code.

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First delivery-by-drone service starts in Sydney

So excited for the future of commercialized drones and the massive efficiencies that it will yield in the world. The future is now!

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An awesome infographic showing the many ways technology may / will revolutionize human health in the future

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Engineers from Blizzident have invented a new kind of toothbrush that is tailor-made to fit into a person's mouth using 3D scanning and 3D printing.

This is super cool - a mouth-guard style toothbrush custom tailored to your teeth that allows you to brush your teeth perfectly clean in just 6 seconds. The 3d printing innovation / manufacturing revolution is nigh.

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Facebook Graph Search will search comment and status content

Finally, Facebook Graph Search might actually become useful! Very interesting to see FB really getting into the search game a bit more. Might finally make Graph Search more than a gimmick.

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Google announces investment in another moonshot idea to better the world and humanity through longevity. I'm very interested to see what comes of this.

It seems very clear to me that in the next 25-30 years health and healthcare will be massively impacted, improved, and revolutionized through greater integration with technological advances. Very exciting.

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Elon Musk shows off Iron Man like 3D model inspection, using Leap Motion and CAD software. The future is now, people!

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Bracelet uses ECG as personal signature to replace passwords

Another awesome emerging wearable tech. This bracelet uses a reading of your ECG to authenticate who the wearer for whatever devices, locks, etc. s/he is trying to access.

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Damn! Long time coming I guess.

Now the big three in mobile all have their own hardware manufacturers, interesting...

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Surgeon livestreams operation using Google Glass

Surgery live-streamed with live consultation during surgery, using Google Glass.

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The future of wearable computing is looking up

My first post on medium! My experience with wearable computing and how it can change how we interact with technology for the better.

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Loneliness Illustrated So Beautifully You Will Need To Tell Someone

Connectivity vs. Loneliness

This is a really sad, but true illustration of what the social networks, push notifications, and smartphones we flock around have wrought on our society. Here's to the future, where hopefully technology won't be so distracting and instead will help us share our dearest moments without making us miss them.

As Ferris Bueller once said, "Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it".

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The most beautiful printer ever created.

(src: http://www.mugiyamamoto.com/stack/)