Geeks Squawk Ep 309

Matt Armitage, Kulturpop

28-Jul-17 10:00

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The geeks talk about Toyota's new electric car, donating your voice for Siri, the Roomba robotic vacuum leveraging on collected data from homes, today's Down In The Dumps, unfortunately, is LoopBall, the world's first Bluetooth connected sports ball and a revolution in nanabots - Tiny swimming Michael Phelps?

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Tags: enterprise, tech talk, Matt Armitage, Kulturpop, Toyota, electric car, Siri, voice recognition, Project Common Voice, Roomba, vacuum maker, robotic vacuum, iRobot, data breach, down in the dumps, LoopBall, Bluetooth sport ball, nanobot, nanotechnology, micro-robots, nano-swimmers

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