The Pentagon has a laser that identifies people by their heartbeat

As MIT Technology Review reports, the Pentagon has developed a laser that can identify people — from a distance — by their heartbeat. The technology, known as Jetson, uses laser vibrometry to… Excerpt from: The Pentagon has a laser that identifies people by their heartbeat

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New ‘Overwatch’ Lego sets feature Wrecking Ball, Junkrat and Roadhog

There will be two sets available: a smaller Wrecking Ball, the rotund robot piloted by Hammond the hamster, and a larger Junkrat & Roadhog set with a bike and signage inspired by the Junkertown… Visit link: New ‘Overwatch’ Lego sets feature Wrecking Ball, Junkrat and Roadhog

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Google and University of Chicago face lawsuit over shared patient data

Under HIPAA, medical providers are allowed to share data with others for research purposes, so long as they’re de-identified. The lawsuit asserts that the date and timestamps are a violation,… See the original post here: Google and University of Chicago face lawsuit over shared patient data

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‘Apex Legends’ leak promises ‘Kings Canyon will never be the same’

Less than a week before the launch of Apex Legends second season, two leaked trailers detail significant changes to the map. We knew the new season would included Wattson, an engineer character… Excerpt from: ‘Apex Legends’ leak promises ‘Kings Canyon will never be the same’

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New Philips Hue smart bulbs don’t need a hub

For starters, Philips is offering the Bluetooth-enabled Hue in three varieties. There’s a standard white light for $14.99, a white “ambience” light that lets you adjust its color temperature for… Read more here: New Philips Hue smart bulbs don’t need a hub

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