Episode 137: Putting the “Tech” in Texas Tech
Texas Tech University started as a technological college, but even as it has expanded its scope, the name has managed to remain the same.
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Texas Tech University started as a technological college, but even as it has expanded its scope, the name has managed to remain the same.
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Package-delivering robots are coming, but there are big challenges to making them work on public sidewalks.
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Deleting something you’ve posted online is never a guarantee that it will actually disappear forever because the internet is pretty permanent.
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The task of determining whether content is inappropriate and should be removed from social media typically falls on automated software or employees.
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Cars are becoming rolling data collection centers capable of collecting information about driving habits and on-board communications.
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Preserving data and artwork that has only ever existed on the internet can be a huge challenge for museums and historians.
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There’s no law on the books in Texas that prevents employers from requiring employees or job applicants to hand over their social media passwords.
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Leaner institutions that do away with branches, ATMs and customer perks may be the future of banking for people who do all their financial transactions online.
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Kids are participating in Texas robotics programs and competitions and learning valuable STEM skills along the way.
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A San Antonio startup has been working to make the San Antonio International Airport easier to navigate with the help of its mapping robot tech.
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