Here are some more summary of tech news for today ( March 11, 2019 )
DARPA wants smart bandages for wounded warriors
Source : www.techcrunch.com
DARPA’s Bioelectronics for Tissue Regeneration program, or BETR, will help fund new treatments and devices that “closely track the progress of the wound and then stimulate healing processes in real time to optimize tissue repair and regeneration.”
Ubisoft and Mozilla team up to develop Clever-Commit, an AI coding assistant
Source: www.techcrunch.com
Game developer Ubisoft today announced that it has partnered with Mozilla to develop Clever-Commit, an AI-based coding assistant that learns from your code base’s bug and regression data to analyze and flag potential new bugs as new code is committed.
Massless raises $2M to build an Apple Pencil for virtual realitySource : www.techcrunch.com
Massless is creating a product called the Massless Pen, a professional stylus that functions with much of the pizzazz you’d expect from a product like the Apple Pencil, featuring things like deep pressure sensing and capacitive touch, in addition to upgrades like haptic feedback.
Tim Cook-backed shower startup Nebia shows off a warmer, water-saving shower headSource : www.techcrunch.com
Nebia created a combination of different techniques that leads to a shower that feels full and refreshing but is using significantly less water than people used to, it comes from atomized water which save 65% average of water usage. As a $499 shower, it provides the ability to save the earth yet less water and less electricity use in the shower.
Devialet’s Phantom Reactor turns music into an emotional experienceSource : www.techcrunch.com
A review of Devialet’s Phantom Reactor, a music speaker.
The egg-shaped speaker promised no background noise, no saturation and no distortion in a relatively small package.
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