This Week in Technology Review - Week of October 8

This Week in Technology Review Everything you need to know about the technology topics you care most about, delivered to your inbox each week. Everything you need to know about the technology topics you care most about, delivered to your inbox each week. Week of October 8 View in the browser View in the browser Business Impact NASA is using HoloLens AR headsets to build its new spacecraft faster Lockheed Martin engineers wear the goggles to help them assemble the crew capsule Orion—without having to read thousands of pages of paper instructions. There's no Google Maps for self-driving cars, so this startup is building it In as little as 24 hours, Mapper will deliver a machine-readable map of any place on earth with public roads. Popular this week 3-D-printed plastic objects can track their own use without any electronics Huawei announces two AI chips as China continues its move away from US silicon The 8-dimensional space that must be searched for alien life A new mathematical model suggests that signs of extraterrestrial intelligence could be common, for all we know—we've barely begun investigating the vastness where they might lie. The first "social network" of brains lets three people transmit thoughts to each other's heads BrainNet allows collaborative problem-solving using direct brain-to-brain communication. Google Plus is to be shut down after private data of half a million users was exposed China stands accused of hacking servers used by Apple, Amazon, and others Four Russian hackers were caught plotting to hit the chemical weapons watchdog Wide-scale US wind power could cause significant warming A Harvard study raises questions about just how much wind should be part of a climate solution. You received this newsletter because you subscribed with the email address: contacto1745.send-mail@blogger.com edit preferences      unsubscribe MIT Technology Review One Main Street Cambridge, MA 02142