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1 August 2019	Forbes		Experts Say Facebook's Mind-Reading Brain Interface Isn't That Crazy IEEE Fellow Karen Panetta and IEEE member Todd Richmond discuss the technology required to make mind-reading brain interface a reality through the use of wearable devices.
25 July 2019	MobiHealthNews		How the innovation industry is seeking to protect your skin in the extreme heat IEEE Fellow and Impact Creator Karen Panetta discusses the need for data expertise when it comes to training artificial intelligence models.
19 July 2019	CNET	Natural Capital	Our Apollo-inspired dreams of living on the moon could still come true IEEE Senior member Ella Atkins discusses the technology necessary to make lunar life a reality, the computing power during Apollo 11, and the use of AI and robotics in space exploration.
17 July 2019	WJTV.Com	Natural Capital	IEEE MOVE Truck Stops in Flowood on Return Trip from Hurricane Barry (Audio: 01:02) The article captures the great work IEEE MOVE volunteers do in helping out communities when hurricane and other disasters occur. A video segment also details the MOVE team's work.
16 July 2019	Correio Braziliense	Natural Capital	When we won the moon (Portguese Version) IEEE Senior member Antonio Pedro Timoszczuk talks about the main points of this historical milestone and the likelihood of a future mission.
15 July 2019	The Economic Times	Natural Capital	Space travel on your mind? Most people want to video call their lover from the Moon The article discusses the survey results that were take at CES 2019.
15 July 21019	Computer Weekly	Natural Capital	How Apollo 11 influenced modern computer software and hardware IEEE Senior member Paul Kostek and IEEE Senior member Ella Aktins explores how the Apollo 11 space mission has influenced today’s computer software and hardware.
11 July 2019	CIO		What is NoOps? The quest for fully automated IT operations IEEE Fellow Karen Panetta discusses NoOps, the concept of IT operations being fully automated, including how much of IT operations can actually be automated and what are the pros, cons, strategies, and cautions around this.
18 June 2019	Digital Trends Live	Environmental Sustainability	Digital Trends Live: Facebook’s cryprocurrency, Walmart deliveries, and more IEEE Fellow Karen Panetta joined the show to discuss creating and implementing sustainable technologies that will protect oceans and also make the overall environment more sustainable.
13 June 2019	The Philadelphia Inquirer	Privacy and Security	How hackers used little-known credit-card feature to defraud Lansdale woman, $1.99 at a time IEEE member Kayne McGladrey discusses how threat actors go about credit card fraud as well as the ways consumers can combat it.
17 May 2019	ZDNet	Enviormental Sustainability	IoT sensors unlocking hyper-local environmental insights IEEE member Todd Richmond discusses the Hyper-Local Air Quality project, which is being conducted in partnership with Pardee RAND, and what the rise of IoT-based sensors and big data might mean for the future of environmental monitoring.
2 May 2019	ZDNet		Will Care-Bots Cure the Loneliness of Nursing Homes? IEEE Life member Jayakrishnan discusses his Sayabot and the future of robotics in healthcare and, in particular, at-home care.
2 May 2019	SearchSecurity	Environmental Sustainability	CrowdStrike tackles BIOS attacks with new Falcon features IEEE member Kayne McGladrey discusses the importance of protecting the BIOS, the kinds of BIOS attacks enterprises should worry about and what enterprises can do to bolster BIOS security and prevent BIOS attacks.
1 May 2019	IoT Agenda	Environmental Sustainability	Use cases and benefits of smart sensors for IoT IEEE Senior member Shawn Chandler discusses various types of IoT sensors including those that will have an impact on smart buildings and environmental monitoring as well as the future of the technology.
24 April 2019	IoT Agenda		How do smart microgrids fit into IoT energy initiatives? While there are management challenges associated with microgrids, IEEE Senior member Shawn Chandler says IoT-driven grid management systems can help operators perform critical tasks.
18 April 2019	IoT Agenda	Privacy and Security	How can connected car security issues be detected and mitigated? IEEE Senior member Alexander Wyglinski discusses why the vehicular tech industry needs to shift gears to put the brakes on connected car security threats.
9 April 2019	SearchSecurity	Privacy and Security	DHS-led agency works to visualize, share cyber-risk information IEEE member Kayne McGladrey discusses the best practices that organizations/CISOs should be doing to help highlight risks and threats and share information.
9 April 2019	ZDNet		Cloud computing: What's coming next and how you can help your business to prepare IEEE Senior member Kevin Curran discusses the future of cloud computing.
8 April 2019	IoT Agenda		What are the benefits of IoT for utilities and their consumers? Saving energy and optimizing distribution are benefits of IoT for utilities. But, without consumer buy-in, IEEE Senior member Shawn Chandler said, utilities' efforts are for naught.
2 April 2019	IoT Agenda		What are the challenges of designing virtual reality experiences? IEEE member Todd Richmond outlines three issues to overcome related to designing virtual reality, augmented reality and mixed reality experiences.
29 March 2019	Forbes		Why Point-To-Point Rocket Travel Will Take Longer Than You Think IEEE Senior member Ella Atkins discusses the feasibility of point-to-point rocket travel for an engineering perspective.
28 March 2019	StateTech		The Benefits of 5G Network Slicing in Public Safety IEEE Senior member Kevin Curran discuss network slicing in 5G networks, the benefits and challenges of deploying network slicing.
21 March 2019	IoT Agenda		Virtual and augmented reality experiences: Casual or dedicated? IEEE member Todd Richmond discusses the two classes of reality experiences and the difference between the two.
14 March 2019	StateTech		How 5G and Multi-Access Edge Computing Can Optimize Public Safety IEEE member Babak Beheshti and IEEE Senior member Kevin Curran discuss how 5G and multi-access edge computing can optimize public safety.
14 March 2019	IoT Agenda	Privacy + Security	How do VIoT, SDR and cognitive radio aid connected car technology? IEEE Senior member Alexander Wyglinski discusses connected car technology’s reliance on situational awareness, which relies on proper wireless configuration including vehicular IoT, SDR, and cognitive radio.
12 March 2019	CSO	Privacy + Security	What is quantum cryptography? It’s no silver bullet, but could improve security IEEE Senior member William Hurley (Whurley) discusses the switch to post-quantum cryptography and the overall effect it will have on security.
11 March 2019	CSO	Privacy + Security	7 hot cybersecurity trends (and 4 going cold) IEEE member Kayne McGladrey discusses security trends and why enterprises shouldn’t chase them.
1 March 2019	ZDNet		Top 5 jobs that will take advantage of the IIoT revolution IEEE Fellow Karen Panetta discusses the importance of having cybersecurity professionals as part of the Industrial IoT revolution to keep data secure and mitigate inevitable attacks.
1 March 2019	IoT Agenda		What are the benefits of smart farming systems? IEEE Senior member Shawn Chandler discusses how precision farming systems can improve the quality and yields of food produced.
25 February 2019	IoT Agenda		Securing IoT: Whose responsibility is it? IEEE member Kayne McGladrey discusses whose responsibility it is for securing IoT.
4 February 2019	Cyber Security Hub	AR/VR	How do we build an augmented and virtual reality business plan? IEEE member Todd Richmond outlines three principles for design in AR/VR planning.
28 January 2019	Cyber Security Hub	Privacy and Security	The Phishing Phenomenon: How To Keep Your Head Above Water IEEE member Kayne McGladrey discusses topics related to phishing such as why it continues to grow, how to identify a phishing email, and how to best protect the enterprise from phishing attacks.
17 January 2019	IoT Agenda		What are the challenges of building a smart agriculture system? IEEE Senior member Shawn Chandler discusses the challenges and best practices for a successful smart agriculture system.
9 January 2019	NBC News.com	Consumer Electronics	A camera for babies and a fridge that can text you: The best from this year’s top gadget show IEEE Fellow Tom Coughlin said he’s leaving CES "optimistic." "Consumer electronics are an important part of our lives nowadays,” he said. “It reflects mankind’s striving to be able to do things in new ways, whether it be entertainment, exploration, taking care of your family, or understanding the universe and ourselves."
1 December 2018	IoT Agenda	IoT	How do AI algorithms automate IoT threat detection? IEEE member Saumya Sharma explains how the Internet of nano-things uses and benefits in the smallest of spaces.
21 December 2018	IoT Agenda		What is human-robot teaming, and what are its benefits? IEEE member Todd Richmond discusses human-robot teaming and offers use cases demonstrating its benefits.
4 December 2018	TechNewsWorld		AI Meets VR in New Nvidia Tech IEEE Senior member Bill Orner discusses how Nvidia’s deep learning model will enable other industries to create 3D interactive tools.
4 December 2018	Philadelphia Inquirer		Beware the holiday ‘smart toys’ that spy on your kids IEEE member Kayne McGladrey discusses the security challenges that come with the advent of the “smart toy.”
3 December 2018	Enterprise Mobility Exchange		Getting A Grip On Costs And Challenges Of Mobile Devices IEEE Senior member Kevin Curran discusses various topics related to maximizing ROI in enterprise mobility.
21 November 2018	Forbes		Pint-Sized Space Race: Miniature Rockets Are Starting To Crowd Launch Pads IEEE Senior member Ella Atkins is quoted within discussing the technical aspects of “miniature rockets.”
1 November 2018	ZDNet		The top 10 things companies are keeping in their own data centers IEEE Fellow Tom Coughlin discusses the leading things companies are keeping in their own on-premises data centers.
30 October 2018	SME Channels		India Mobile Congress Day – 2 Run Down 2018 IEEE President Jim Jefferies discusses the complexity of 5G technology and what would be required for a successful implementation of this technology.
25 October 2018	Dataquest		The Potential for Consumer Robotics in India IEEE member Rejin Narayanan discusses the potential for Consumer Robotics becoming a reality in India.
25 September 2018	Robotics Business Review	Robotics	3 Cybersecurity Challenges for IIoT Devices in 2018 IEEE member Kayne McGladrey discusses cybersecurity challenges for the Industrial Internet of Things.
12 September 2018	TV Brasil - Um olhar sobre o mundo		Towards the mysteries of the star-king (Portuguese Version) IEEE member Andre Gradvohl discusses the impact of NASA’s launching of the Solar Probe in relation to the study and subsequent prediction of solar phenomena.
12 September 2018	Daily Mail – This is Money	Robotics	Obsession with social media might seem harmless, if a little irritating, but there is a darker side to sharing your life online IEEE Senior member Kevin Curran discusses how to safely engage with “friends” on social media.
6 September 2018	MinuteHack	Robotics	How Robots Are Improving Our Health IEEE Senior member Ming Liu discusses how robots are improving our health.
15 August 2018	CSO	Cybersecurity	AI in cybersecurity: what works and what doesn't IEEE member Kayne McGladrey gives advice to security professionals who plan to use AI-based security solutions in their work environments.
9 August 2018	IoT Time Podcast	IoT	IoT Time Podcast S.3 Ep.26 IEEE Part 3 (Audio: 38.13) IEEE Senior member Shawn Chandler discusses the future of connected cars, smart transportation, and the Internet of Vehicles.
2 August 2018	Network Computing	AI	Applying AI to Network Analytics IEEE Fellow Shervin Shirmohammadi discusses the ways in which artificial intelligence and machine learning will disrupt the network operations and management business.
25 July 2018	Computer Weekly	Cybersecurity	Matching disaster recovery to cyber threats IEEE Senior member Steven Furnell discusses how companies should reflect on previous IT vulnerabilities to respond to cyber attacks.
20 July 2018	MobiHealthNews		Advances and challenges in digital dermatology IEEE Fellow Karen Panetta discusses the future of digital dermatology as well as the work she’s doing at Tufts to identify what is and what isn’t skin cancer through the use of data and AI technology.
19 July 2018	IoT Time Podcast	IoT	IoT Time Podcast S.3 Ep.23 IEEE Part 2 (Audio: 39.43) IEEE member Mario Milicevic discusses the convergence of the Internet of Things and blockchain and how the two may transform various industries in the future.
28 June 2018	Wired		The Floating Robot With an IBM Brain Is Headed to Space IEEE Senior member Ella Atkins discusses the interactions a floating robot called CIMON (Crew Interactive Mobile Companion) could play when interacting with astronauts aboard the International Space Station.
25 June 2018	Computerworld	IoT	IoT could be the killer app for blockchain IEEE member Mario Milicevic discusses blockchain’s potential effect on the Internet of Things, specifically as they relate to supply chain management and secure access to IoT sensors.
22 June 2018	The independent		Bitcoin price tumbles after $31 million hack on Bithumb cryptocurrency exchange IEEE Senior member Kevin Curran discusses the unrecoverable nature of cryptocurrencies once stolen.
11 June 2018	Forbes		Why This Startup Created A Deep Learning Chip For Autonomous Vehicles IEEE Fellow Tom Coughlin discusses deep learning systems as they relate to autonomous vehicles.
6 June 2018	Bitcoin Magazine	IoT	Op Ed: Untapped Potential and Hidden Challenges of IoT and Supply Chains IEEE member Mario Milicevic discusses the synergy between blockchain and IoT.
29 May 2018	PaymentsSource	Cybersecurity	The ‘Internet of Payments’ puts ID security on the smartphone IEEE member Kayne McGladrey discusses cybersecurity as it relates to the Internet of Payments (IoP).
15 May 2018	The Peggy Smedley Show	AI	Data and Skills IEEE Fellow Karen Panetta discusses IoT technologies as they relate to smart agriculture.
14 May 2018	CoinCentral	Cybersecurity	How Blockchain Can Fill the Talent Gap in Cybersecurity and AI IEEE member Mario Milicevic discusses how blockchain can be leveraged to verify credentials when recruiting AI and cybersecurity talent.
26 April 2018	RoboticsTomorrow.com	Robotics	Securing The Robots IEEE Senior member Kevin Curran discusses cybersecurity as it relates to robotics.
25 April 2018	TechNewsWorld	Cybersecurity	Holy Grail’ Exploit Puts Nintendo Switch Consoles at Risk IEEE Senior member Kevin Curran discusses cybersecurity as it relates to vulnerable chips, bootROM loaders, and more.
25 April 2018	Deseret News		The scary and promising future of a digital world. Here’s what the experts predict IEEE Fellow Karen Panetta and IEEE Fellow Thomas Coughlin discuss technology’s impact on our well-being.
9 April 2018	NetworkWorld	IoT	The future of enterprise IoT IEEE Fellow Karen, IEEE Fellow Tom Coughlin, and IEEE member Kayne McGladrey discuss IoT in the enterprise.
30 March 2018	Forbes	AR/VR	The Panoptics Of AI, AR, VR In Healthcare IEEE member Todd Richmond discusses a variety of applications for medical VAMR.
26 March 2018	EdTech Digest		Peanut Butter Meets Chocolate: The Future of STEM Education IEEE Fellow Karen Panetta discusses the future of STEM Education.
21 February 2018	Dallas Morning News	IoT	AT&T commits to bringing 5G to Dallas, two other cities by end of 2018 IEEE Fellow Sundeep Ranga discusses why 5G providers are racing to create excitement in the marketplace.
5 February 2018	Hartford Courant		Businesses, Engineering Schools Tap Overlooked Workforce: Women IEEE Fellow Karen Panetta discusses the importance of having more women in the engineering field and the recent increase in companies looking to women to help design and build products.
2 February 2018	TechTarget (SearchNetworking)	IoT	Preparing for 5G in the Enterprise IEEE Fellow Sundeep Rangan discusses how 5G can be combined with other technologies like AR/VR to enhance the future of the enterprise.
18 January 2018	Wall Street Journal Tech News Briefing Podcast	Consumer Electronics	CES 2018: Voice Tech, Robots, VR and More (Audio, 09:23) IEEE Senior member Tom Coughlin and IEEE member Todd Richmond share their thoughts on haptic robotic arms, the future of Mixed Reality, and more.
4 December 2017	Medgadget	AR/VR	Virtual Reality to Treat PTSD: Interview with Todd Richmond, Director of USC’s Mixed Reality Lab IEEE member Todd Richmond shares insight on medical applications for virtual reality, notable works in medical VR, and more.
17 November 2017	Popular Mechanics		The Electric Semi Is Here, and Autonomous Big Rigs Are Next IEEE member Raj Rajkumar shares his thoughts on autonomous trucks, how they different from autonomous cars, and more.
15 November 2017	Robotics Trends	R/VR	3 Ways AR/VR Are Improving Autonomous Vehicles IEEE member Todd Richmond shares his thoughts on how AR/VR are improving, and will continue to improve, autonomous vehicles.
14 November 2017	Tech Republic		Why Bill Gates wants to build an $80M smart city utopia in Arizona (Audio, 1:34) IEEE Senior member Shawn Chandler discusses how Bill Gates’ entrance into the world of smart cities will change the future landscape.
13 November 2017	Robotics Business Review	AR/VR	Mixed Reality Research at NYU Brings Robots Under Control With a Smartphone Swipe IEEE Senior member Vikram Kapila discusses his work at NYU, using mixed reality to control multi-robot systems.
11 November 2017	International Business Times	AR/VR	What Are Holographic Calls? Technology May Replace Voice Calling In The Future IEEE member Todd Richmond and IEEE Senior member Dr. Vikram Kapila discuss how holographic calls will change the future of voice calling for the consumer.
14 October 2017	International Business Times	AI	IoT, Drones And AI: How Technology Can Help In Disaster Situations IEEE Senior member Shawn Chandler, IEEE Fellow Dr. Massoud Amin, and IEEE Fellow Robin Murphy discuss the role technology plays in helping cities across the globe stay resilient during natural disasters.
13 October 2017	U.S. World and News Report	AI	Will Virtual Reality Disrupt Retail? You Bet IEEE Senior member Vikram Kapila discusses the ways in which virtual reality will disrupt the world of retail.
27 September 2017	TechNewsWorld		When Quantum Computers Come, They May Speak Microsoft IEEE Senior member Kevin Curran discusses Microsoft’s new quantum computing language and what it means for technology.
28 August 2017	MrSocialKeeda	AI (Machine Learning + Deep Learning)	With Artificial Intelligence in hand, India has the resource to reach heights IEEE member Sukanya Mandal discusses artificial intelligence and the impact it will have on lifestyles in the coming years.
27 August 2017	USA Today	AI (Machine Learning + Deep Learning)-	For travelers, chatbots and AI can’t quite take you there IEEE member Kayne McGladrey comments on AI/digital assistants in travel.
25 August 2017	Business Insider		A top engineer says robots are starting to enter pre-K and kindergarten alongside kids IEEE Fellow Karen Panetta discusses the future of robots in early education.
14 August 2017	Data Center Knowledge		Are Encrypted Lockboxes for Data Centers Worth the Usability Cost? IEEE member Diogo Mónica shares insights on the benefits of using encrypted lockboxes in data centers.
8 August 2017	Forbes.com		Israeli Start Up Raises $50 Million For Lidar Sensing Technology In Self Driving Cars IEEE Senior member Tom Coughlin provided commentary on lidar technology for autonomous vehicles and their impact on emerging markets.
6 July 2017	Technative		Are smart city prospects limited without open source collaboration? IEEE member Rahul Tomar discusses how smart city developers using closed source software are effectively hindering smart city initiatives as the cities are likely to become vendor-locked.
29 June 2017	VentureBeat	AI (Machine Learning + Deep Learning)	How AI will make smartphones much smarter IEEE Senior member Thomas Coughlin discusses the impacts of AI on smartphones, and on society.
28 June 2017	TechCrunch		In the aftermath of Petya, congressman asks NSA to stop the attack if it knows how IEEE Senior member Kevin Curran comments on the differences between the Petya/NotPetya and WannaCry cyberattacks.
5 June 2017	EContent Magazine (online)		Virtual, Augmented, and Mixed Reality Opens Up a World of Possibilities for Publishers IEEE member Todd Richmond shares his thoughts on immersive tech on the future of content, media, and marketing.
2 June 2017	Pittsburgh Post Gazette		Pittsburgh at center of race to create components for self-driving cars IEEE member Alexander Wyglinski discusses the impact of the common camera on sensory technology in driverless vehicles.
31 May 2017	TechTarget		Is a chief AI officer needed to drive an artificial intelligence strategy? IEEE Senior member Karen Lawson shares her thoughts on how AI will drive company strategy.
29 May 2017	Pittsburgh Post Gazette		Pittsburgh at center of race to create components for self-driving cars IEEE member Alexander Wyglinski discusses the impact of the common camera on sensory technology in driverless vehicles.
15 May 2017	The Los Angeles Times	Cybersecurity	WannaCry cyberattack: When a hack shuts down a hospital, who's to blame? IEEE member Diogo Mónica shares his thoughts on the multiregional cyberattack and why companies must move away from manual security processes.
8 May 2017	ZDNet	Robotics	When a robot runs the company IEEE Senior member Kevin Curran shares his thoughts on how big advances in artificial intelligence can lead to the arrival of robotic CEOs.
4 May 2017	Gizmodo	Cyber Security	Everything You Need to Know About This Week’s Massive Phishing Worm IEEE Senior member Sven Dietrich provides insight into the impact of a Google Docs phishing attack and advice on how to mitigate the damage.
3 May 2017	ZDNet		How tech is transforming manufacturing IEEE Senior member Tom Coughlin shares his thoughts on the industries that are seeing dramatic changes in processes because of the rapid technological developments that are underway.
2 May 2017	EE Times		Engineering Ed Stuck in the Past IEEE Senior member Qusi Alqarqaz addresses the importance of curriculum modifications and forum replacement in order to better prepare engineers for challenges of the future.
3 April 2017	ZDNet		How to implement DevOps: 5 tips for doing it right IEEE Senior member Kevin Curran discusses how companies should implement DevOps.
2 April 2017	Healthline	IoT & Big Data	Will Technology Replace Good, Old-Fashioned Exercise? IEEE Senior member Karen Lawson shares her thoughts on fitness tech trends, smart fabrics, and wearables.
30 March 2017	RoboticsTomorrow	Robotics	Robotics and Elderly Care: Delivery of Quality Care Through Automation and Data IEEE member Antonio Espingardeiro discusses the impact of robotics in assisted living and care.
27 March 2017	Quartz		What the US and UK electronics bans mean for international business travelers IEEE member Kayne McGladrey shares technical insights on compromised electronic devices and protecting personal data.
17 March 2017	Fox News Online	Artificial Intelligence	How Twitter could use artificial intelligence to cut online harassment IEEE Fellow Richard Baraniuk and Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Rice University shares his thoughts on how AI systems can help identify negative behavior on popular social mediums like Twitter.
12 March 2017	The Security Ledger	IoT & Big Data	Podcast: CIA Hacking Tools, Our Orwellian Internet of Things & G-Men can subpoena Memories? Sven Dietrich, IEEE Senior member and cryptography researcher at CUNY John Jay College of Criminal Justice, discusses hacking television sets, cars, and other devices.
9 March 2017	Wired		What Encrypted Chat App the White House Liked? Full of Holes IEEE Senior member Sven Dietrich and IEEE Senior member Kevin Curran discuss security flaws and data accessibility and code audits.
6 March 2017	TechRepublic		How to learn programming: 3 languages to get you started IEEE Senior member Karen Lawson and IEEE member George Thiruvathukal discuss programming languages to consider and tips on how to learn them.
1 March 2017	TechRepublic		10 bad habits to break if you want to become a great developer IEEE Senior member Tom Coughlin and IEEE Fellow Karen Panetta share their insights on bad habits to break for great developers.
10 February 2017	TechRepublic		How to become a developer: 7 tips from the pros IEEE Senior member Tom Coughlin and IEEE Fellow Karen Panetta share tips on how to become a developer.
8 February 2017	Wired		Beware: Most Mobile VPNs Aren’t as Safe as They Seem IEEE Senior member Kevin Du discusses VPNs and their ability to both harm and safeguard products.
5 February 2017	Cnet	AR/VR	If you're hoping to watch all of the Super Bowl in VR, sorry IEEE member Todd Richmond shares his thoughts on the impact of VR on sporting events.
1 February 2017	ZDNet	IoT & Big Data	The five industries leading the IoT revolution IEEE Fellow and CEO of the nonprofit Weightless SIG William Webb offers advice for enterprises and consumer IoT consumers.
31 January 2017	U.S. News & World Report		Which Stocks Will Win the Smart Home Revolution IEEE Senior member Tom Coughlin discusses the connected device market and who will win it.
27 January 2017	Wired		Quantum Computers Versus Hackers, Round One. Fight IEEE Senior member Kevin Curran shares his thoughts on quantum computers and encryption strategies.
26 January 2017	U.S. News & World Report		Here's Why the Tesla Model 3 May Not Debut in 2017 Raj Rajkumar, IEEE Fellow and Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering and CyLab at Carnegie Mellon University, shares his thoughts on sensory technologies for the Tesla 3.
23 January 2017	TechRepublic	Consumer Electronics	How to become a Unity developer for VR and AR Todd Richmond, IEEE member, shares his thoughts on difficulties in VR content development.
6 January 2017	The Wall Street Journal – Tech News Briefing	Consumer Electronics	New Tech Frontiers at CES 2017(Audio, 6:37) Tom Coughlin, IEEE Senior member, provides an in-depth look at technology trends emerging out of CES 2017.
5 January 2017	InsideBIGDATA	IoT & Big Data	AI and Chatbots: Where we are and Where we’re headed Kevin Curran, IEEE Senior member and senior lecturer in computer science at Ulster University, discusses the world of chatbots; what to expect of them in 2017, and beyond.
3 January 2017	Entrepreneur	Consumer Electronics	What 4 Experts Expect From This Year’s CES Stu Lipoff, IEEE Fellow, President of IP Action Partners; Tom Coughlin, IEEE Senior member, founder of Coughlin Associates; and Todd Richmond, IEEE Fellow, Director of the University of South California’s Mixed Reality Lab + Studio, share what to expect at the 2017 Consumer Electronics Show.wjtv.com
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