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So as my bank manager likes to remind me, I'm downwardly mobile.
It's flat, it's dry, and most importantly, it's radio quiet: no mobile phones, no Wi-Fi, nothing, just very, very radio quiet, so a perfect place to build a radio telescope.
You'll have experienced this in your life whenever you bought your first mobile phone, and you stopped making plans.
And even today, when a free chess app on the latest mobile phone is stronger than Deep Blue, people are still playing chess, even more than ever before.
The Iranian government violently suppressed what came to be known as the Iranian Green Movement, even blocking mobile signals to cut off communication between the protesters.
Can the NSA spy on our brains using these new mobile devices?
If our brains are just as subject to data tracking and aggregation as our financial records and transactions, if our brains can be hacked and tracked like our online activities, our mobile phones and applications, then we're on the brink of a dangerous threat to our collective humanity.
They walk through the same detector frames, they're sniffed by the same sniffer dogs, and all because some children have been the unwitting carriers of drugs and mobile phones.
Or I did fieldwork, spending nights and days in internet cafés, hanging out with Chinese youth, so I could understand how they were using games and mobile phones and using it between moving from the rural areas to the cities.
One is balance and dynamic mobility, the second one is mobile manipulation, and the third one is mobile perception.
So that's mobile manipulation.
That kind of mobile perception is really important for robots that are going to move and act out in the world.
And here's mobile manipulation, where we've put an arm on the robot, and it's finding its way through the door.
And this robot is using both hands, it's using its body, it's stepping, so it's really an example of dynamic stability, mobile manipulation and mobile perception.
So this is using dynamic balance and mobile perception, because it has to coordinate what it sees along with how it's moving.
But what you might not know is that we designed Siri as humanistic AI, to augment people with a conversational interface that made it possible for them to use mobile computing, regardless of who they were and their abilities.
And those data are here today, available for all of us, because we lead digitally mediated lives, in mobile and online.
You could be a member of a team responsible for account opening or for the mobile banking app, etc.
In Africa, the continent has leapfrogged phone lines to go to mobile phones, bypassed traditional banks to go straight to mobile payments.
But not big; for instance, in zebras, they have a huge ear that's very mobile, so they can actually turn them both around.
It was easy: we immediately realized that mobile phones were becoming increasingly common in Africa and most of the regions could get access to one.
So we came up with mobile phone applications that you can use on your iPhone and on your Android phone, and we made them freely available for every bird-watching enthusiast out there.
We were seeing somebody who's keeping sales records for years; somebody who had an entire ecosystem of retail that comes in from Uganda to pick up inventory; someone who's got handcarts bringing the goods in, or the mobile money agent who comes to collect cash at the end of the evening.
Today, 44 percent of the GDP of Kenya flows through M-Pesa, their mobile payment platform.
Over the next few years as we start serving private health care facilities, we'll also use that mobile payment platform to collect fees for deliveries.
Increasingly, our mobile work and play rely on legions of overworked computer servers, warehoused in gigantic data centers flung across the world.
Meanwhile, wireless bandwidth demand steadily marches on, and the gigahertz signals used in our mobile devices are reaching their data delivery limits.
It seems fiber optics has been too good for its own good, fueling overly-ambitious cloud and mobile computing expectations.
Researchers are working to replace mobile gigahertz signals with terahertz frequencies, to carry data thousands of times faster.
This jacket I am wearing can control my mobile phone and presentation, but it still remains a jacket.
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