"In essence, this is a proof of concept," she wrote.
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It was more of a proof of concept for us.
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"What they're doing is demonstrating proof of concept," says Rask.
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Naim's new album Proof of Concept drops the same day.
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As it stands, the algorithm is a proof of concept.
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But this exercise does represent an important proof of concept.
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TweetReality on iOS looks mostly like a proof of concept.
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I think that will be a good proof of concept.
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For Facebook, Aquila is more than a proof of concept.
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"We're both at a proof of concept point," he said.
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Is it fair to call this a proof of concept?
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The Eurofins team published this proof of concept in 2014.
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But his digital resurrection worked as a proof of concept.
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"It's dual proof of concept that the technology could work for someone other than Amazon, and then proof of concept that another retailer would trust Amazon with that incremental level of data sharing," Forte said.
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"It was supposed to be a proof of concept," he said.
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"Right now, this is a proof of concept prototype," Keevers said.
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"We really wanted to establish the proof of concept," Schaffer said.
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It's a small victory, but to Robinson it's proof of concept.
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In the meantime, Google's demonstration is a crucial proof of concept.
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" She added: "Beyond words, what residents need is proof of concept.
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"This is more like proof of concept study," said the researchers.
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At the very least, CycleGAN is an interesting proof of concept.
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More than that, though, the project was a proof of concept.
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The Google Docs scam was a proof of concept, an experiment.
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The first season of Formula E was a proof of concept.
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Her initial proof of concept, SlingrPRO, is focusing on Slack integration.
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A proof of concept is one thing, but standardization is necessary.
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Glick's team prioritized building a proof of concept with Kiva's technology.
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"It was a proof of concept," Bioblaze tells The Verge via email.
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The research team created a handful of scary proof-of-concept attacks.
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He recently completed 2.7 miles of track for a proof of concept.
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This is Arcosanti, arcology's eminent proof-of-concept and Soleri's magnum opus.
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The study is only meant to be a proof-of-concept experiment.
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As a proof of concept, this Voice-enabled Escape Room was impressive.
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It's a fun proof of concept, but it's not a consumer car.
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Really, it looks to be more akin to a proof of concept.
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So much of VR is about proof of concept virtual reality experiences.
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For now, however, the study is still just a proof of concept.
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Still, East-Seletsky said, Thursday's study is just a proof of concept.
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The researchers made a proof-of-concept video to explain the hack.
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The company releases a proof of concept and lets the market respond.
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When the proof of concept succeeded, Varma knew they were in business.
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And at that point in time, they had a proof of concept.
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This was a national proof of concept, a wink from the universe.
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Even then, the Hawthorne tunnel is at best a proof of concept.
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"This work is great as a proof of concept," said Dr. Garrison.
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That podcast became the proof of concept for his new Netflix show.
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" The proof of concept is higher, "because that's where the discovery began.
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A proof of concept for EY's digital ledger was completed in March.
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Microsoft has created a proof of concept for storing data on glass.
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But the women are beginning to believe they have proof of concept.
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It showed this with a proof of concept microwave that it now sells.
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But even Schalk admits that this was, at best, a proof of concept.
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When we say this display is a "proof of concept," we mean it.
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Some traction with a much smaller proof-of-concept fund surely helped, too.
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Enter Scary Cabin, a proof-of-concept for this new breed of storytelling.
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Those finalists will receive funding to produce a "proof-of-concept" series trailer.
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He cobbled it together as a proof of concept for autonomous mass transit.
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We think yes because we've proved it out — we've accomplished proof of concept.
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The video above shows off three proof-of-concept designs for the technology.
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Instead, you should probably think of this as a proof of concept. 2.
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Though it's functional, it's more of a proof of concept than actual product.
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He just published the proof-of-concept video in order to raise awareness.
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East 43rd: Equinox's testing ground for CrossFit-style training is proof-of-concept.
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At their showcase, Mastercard's proof of concept was a bowl of cocktail shrimp.
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Earlier this year StoreDot demonstrated a proof of concept for five-minute charging.
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At the showcase, the proof of concept was a bowl of cocktail shrimp.
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But as a proof of concept, I feel like this is very encouraging.
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But the paper is best regarded as a proof-of-concept, he notes.
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Other researchers even shared proof-of-concept code with the company last May.
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The source material "has passed its initial proof of concept," he told CNBC recently.
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Encouraging as the results are, though, they're just a proof of concept for now.
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The animal results aren't meant to be anything more than a proof of concept.
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The study, the authors note, is only meant to be a proof of concept.
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It's a prototype for now, but as a proof of concept it's damn impressive.
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This week's London trial is tightly controlled, but offers a solid proof-of-concept.
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Right now, the vending machine is more a proof of concept than anything else.
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Microsoft asked them to find a paying client and build a proof of concept.
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It's just a proof-of-concept design at the moment, but Chang et al.
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Because of that, we were not seeing anyone moving beyond proof of concept projects.
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This summer (their "proof of concept year," Becker called it), the program was small.
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With this knowledge, Ali hopes to do biomechanical testing on this proof of concept.
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The other proof of concept this week is Paper, a cute printer / scanner / copier.
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Still, this study acts as more of a proof of concept than anything else.
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The idea is "to do a proof of concept for everybody," Mr. Kingston said.
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The first mover supplies the proof of concept, but it can't possibly own it.
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But with that being said, the smart hub is only a proof of concept.
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Like Quick Measure, the feature is as much a proof of concept as anything.
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There are some small resources that we will use for the proof of concept.
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Just like MOXIE, it will act as a proof of concept for future missions.
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There's many a slip 'twixt breakthrough proof-of-concept and actual production at scale.
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I held on to those two pictures as a kind of proof of concept.
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The neural-translation project would be proof of concept for the whole infrastructural investment.
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"It's always disappointing to be proof of concept for other people," he told me.
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Topped with summer truffles, it's comfort food that doubles as a proof of concept.
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Did you have a proof of concept for what the series would look like?
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"Our study was a proof of concept in the laboratory," Callaghan told USA TODAY.
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For the proof of concept, we're looking at anywhere from 120 to 200 feet.
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DRESS is just a prototype right now, a proof of concept to demonstrate its utility.
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The test in young people was meant mostly as a proof of concept, Ziegler said.
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It's not a working model or even a prototype — just a physical proof of concept.
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It's an important proof-of-concept that could eventually yield new infertility treatments for women.
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Every story that Widman gathered was a kind of proof of concept for every other.
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That made the proof-of-concept that Rocha delivered to Sanders all the more important.
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In interviews, Kraft called the device a "proof of concept" for what would come later.
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Microsoft has created a proof of concept here, but it's still nothing more just yet.
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Maybe LG has a working proof-of-concept device in its labs, but who knows.
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But as a proof of concept, Chained nevertheless does what Denton set out to do.
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So, what I'm trying to do right now is just gain some proof of concept.
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"Our proof of concept has generated interest in the advertising and broadcast communities," Cain says.
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If anything, it could serve as a proof-of-concept for other 3D-printing projects.
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Why pack a proof-of-concept solar power system onto an active solar system explorer?
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And you need some kind of proof of concept to show that the product works.
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Each weapon is an experiment, a proof-of-concept fired at its creator's own risk.
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It's Show to You and Proof of Concept , Company don't pay Attention to Your Safety !
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So he started doing pop-ups at restaurants around the city as proof-of-concept.
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But the new project still offers something new, if only as a proof of concept.
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Intel's engineers had overlooked some of the proof-of-concept exploits the researchers had provided.
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To get their reward, researchers will need to provide a proof-of-concept to Apple.
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The UGVs appeared to be proof-of-concept, but other countries have deployed them before.
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Anyone seeking proof of concept for this trio could have closed the case right there.
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"But I want to see proof of concept that the technology actually works," he added.
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The team had previously raised £400k from angel investors to get to proof of concept.
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Meanwhile, he added that Hardshell Labs is seeking funding for three proof of concept projects.
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As a proof of concept, earlier this week, the company launched its first app, Tonic.
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Luckily, the link was a proof-of-concept research page, not an actual malicious site.
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To test their theories, the research team created a handful of scary proof-of-concept attacks.
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To obtain funding to realize it, he created the short film "Whiplash" as proof-of-concept.
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The study was tiny—more a proof-of-concept than anything—but the results were promising.
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But the first six months of the project were all about establishing proof of concept, anyway.
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It's a proof-of-concept mission for a potential future space- or moon-based radio antennae.
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Sonic Mania offers a proof of concept for a third option, one more developers should consider.
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For the proof-of-concept Proxeus also pared back the workflow to a most basic case.
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The Miss R is instead more of a flashy proof of concept showcase for XING's tech.
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And the nice thing about being small is you're quick, you can have proof of concept.
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Granted, the two species are separated by a continent, making today's study a proof-of-concept.
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It's a proof of concept that demonstrates how the company might eventually create a gigabit phone.
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The Demonstrator Laser Weapon System tested recently appears to be a proof-of-concept testing asset.
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A snippet from a proof-of-concept built by Masas to show him exploiting the bug.
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As proof of concept, the crowd erupted when Lynch came out, then again when she won.
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Intel has created a nice proof of concept, but it's very far from a final product.
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Even though I did the usual private disclosure, PoC [Proof of Concept], etc, all in private.
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Bullet Train is a short proof-of-concept shooting game developed by Epic Games in 2015.
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The company launched two Starlink satellites in 2018 as part of a proof-of-concept test.
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"Sesame is basically our proof of concept," says Feed co-founder and chief executive Mitch Ahlenius.
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To establish proof of concept, the founders started a test portfolio of five cars in 2013.
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It's proof of concept for the company that Alexa is just as good outside the Echo.
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And this is just a proof of concept — others could come along and vastly improve performance.
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On February 22, Ryan released a proof of concept pilot version of Sheldon County onto Soundcloud.
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After an initial four-year pilot in Moldova provided proof of concept, the idea spread quickly.
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That launch was a sort of a proof of concept for the novel flight booking app.
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The Surface line started off pretty humbly – a sort of proof of concept for Windows 10.
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"Right now it is just a proof of concept," wrote Maximilian Mahal, one of Shortcut's creators.
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I simply demonstrated a proof of concept exploit that gives me code exec in the browser.
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His team and Manning's reported this proof of concept in a preprint on bioRxiv last week.
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The researcher said they expect to release the proof-of-concept code in the coming months.
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We have been successful in finding our niche and have established the right proof of concept.
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She presented results of a series of proof-of-concept scans done on human and canine retinas.
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"Alexandria's victory was a proof of concept for campaigns like ours," El-Sayed told The Washington Post .
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"It's Show to You and Proof of Concept, Company don't pay Attention to Your Safety!" they continued.
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Samsung only has a proof of concept at the show, but has announced two phones so far.
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The scientific team has been busy conducting preclinical work to attain proof of concept for gene therapy.
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Still, as a proof of concept, it's a clever idea, especially following the likes of Tetris 99.
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The original — a lipstick tube of a camera — was more or less just a proof of concept.
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In all likelihood, this version of the Lakers needs a season or two as proof of concept.
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The procedure had been a success—as a drug for Emily and as a proof of concept.
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"The making of the motion picture was really secondary to just the proof of concept," Osterman said.
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But the Leeds researchers' proof of concept shows how quickly the state of the art is advancing.
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Much like Nvidia's AI that turned dogs into cats this project is just a proof-of-concept.
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It's Aducanumab drug "has established proof of concept and allows us to value the program," he added.
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The device costs $285 new and the generic proof-of-concept backdoor is freely available on GitHub.
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"Our current study is still at a proof-of-concept stage in a lab scale," he said.
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Worth a revisit, 101 Dalmatians (1996) is proof of concept that Disney live-action remakes can work.
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The Rutgers study consisted of a proof-of-concept experiment using 26 subjects of mixed HIV status.
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The feat was a proof of concept for a years-long effort to store data in glass.
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Meaning, we wanted to develop a proof of concept before we went out and raised external funds.
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"Venom" was the first such effort — a proof of concept for a larger "tent pole" movie strategy.
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We're working on proof of concept, and seeing where we can fit in the 'sweet spot' science.
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It'll be a proof of concept for its eventual aspirations to do construction on the actual Moon.
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" Despite Toubia's understated assessment of the space beef's importance, it was just created as "proof of concept.
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The money could be used for proof-of-concept efforts and other early-stage product development work.
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A new proof of concept sniper course might create a new job title in the shooting community.
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"[Owners] would just go nuts over it, so then we had that proof of concept," Chang says.
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A universal basic income has thus far lacked what tech folks might call a proof of concept.
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We've seen massive MicroLED models like Samsung's Wall before, but they were primarily proof-of-concept prototypes.
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Instead of driving people, delivery services are an easier way to show proof-of-concept for self-driving.
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Judging by one proof-of-concept demonstration, they could come in far more insidious forms than defenders expect.
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This is exciting stuff, but Primack warned me to be cautious—this is just a proof-of-concept.
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As the authors themselves point out, however, Phase II trials are only intended as a proof-of-concept.
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So far the company has built a two-seat proof of concept, which contains 600 pounds of batteries.
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The proof of concept showed that operation of the craft was significantly less expensive than its manned counterparts.
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Ideally, this is a proof-of-concept for reusing rockets, one of Elon Musk's main goals for SpaceX.
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Dr. Shendure agreed, calling his study a proof of concept — far from a test ready for the clinic.
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Its first stage is more of a proof of concept, showing you that it has the fundamentals down.
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This announcement brings blockchain implementations out of the realm of proof-of-concept and into the real world.
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The device is a proof of concept; later versions may record biometric data or be responsive to gestures.
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But don't misread this as a mere proof of concept or a camera with an afterthought phone attached.
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This fast turn-around time is part of the proof-of-concept of affordable spaceflight through reusable rockets.
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"It's going to have to serve as a proof of concept, proof that we can engage a community."
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Or maybe it's all for show and the "waterfall screen" ends up only as a proof of concept.
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The express goal of the $100 million initiative is to demonstrate "proof of concept" for interstellar extraterrestrial drones.
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The prototype built by the group as a proof of concept showed off a lot of interesting interactions.
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Proof of concept The Afrikaner town is partnering with prize-winning economist Dawie Roodt to create the currency.
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Like the FSC pilot, the ABA/SME pilot provided proof of concept and was duplicated many times over.
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So at this point, the "proof of concept" isn't so much proof as it is an Ok, Maybe.
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At the time, they hoped it would serve as proof-of-concept for storing sequential information in bacteria.
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The company showed similar technology last year as a proof of concept, but kept images behind closed doors.
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In early February, they dropped a proof of concept for their Blade Runner-meets-Bullit feature film debut.
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"We will start with a proof of concept, a small batch of 10 to 20 people," Mathiot said.
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The firm said it has already completed a proof of concept moving money between the US and Canada.
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It's only a proof of concept, but I moved in it much like I did in Budget Cuts.
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" When he showed her the proof-of-concept video, Bajaria said her response was, "Let's do that show.
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So far, nine financial services companies, including banks Barclays and Citi, are involved in the proof of concept.
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The thinking was that, if they were successful, that could show proof of concept to Congress, Iwry said.
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The experiment is a proof-of-concept, meant to demonstrate this gene therapy technique can work on animals.
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Nowacek is now Kickstarting the project, hoping to raise $25,103 for the proof of concept later this year.
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Boston Dynamics' robotic pup is currently undergoing proof-of-concept testing in various environments, according to The Verge.
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These Sprites provided the first proof of concept for highly miniaturized spacecraft, and are a stepping stone toward StarChips.
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The proof of concept vehicle needs to haul 80,000 pounds, the combined gross vehicle weight of a big rig.
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Back in the US, Golan and Gilmore started rounding up ex-soldiers for the first, proof-of-concept job.
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It was proof of concept, the company showing off the imagine technology it's spent the last year working on.
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As an early proof of concept, the two companies have already collaborated on a experimental self-driving Q7 SUV.
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Fallout 4 in VR has gotten a lot better since it appeared last year as a proof of concept.
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But as a proof of concept, it's an interesting perspective of how augmented reality could work on a smartwatch.
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Capture is a proof-of-concept for a company called Standard Cyborg led by Jeff Huber and Garrett Spiegel.
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He wanted to show his proof-of-concept but was unable to contact Follett with details of the vulnerability.
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It felt like the first AR device that felt more like a consumer product than a proof of concept.
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LOS ANGELES — As a proof-of-concept for Disney's live-action remake machine, The Jungle Book was a stunner.
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Security companies have to now show that their product is past a proof of concept stage and scales rapidly.
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The feathered drone developed here is just a proof-of-concept, and an important first step for the technology.
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It was a proof of concept until they realized that these sorts of tools were missing on the market.
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FireEye says IRONGATE could be a research project, a proof-of-concept, or just someone seeing what is possible.
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Already the company has seen proof-of-concept successes around treatments for cancer, neurodegenerative, autoimmune disorders and skin disorders.
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When that proof of concept worked, Loowatt scaled up to its current size—100 toilets serving about 800 customers.
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The Hendo board is a fun side project that serves as a proof of concept for the MFA system.
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But even as a proof-of-concept, it's an interesting perspective on how virtual reality could one day work.
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The UMTA was primarily interested in it as a proof of concept, and its involvement added tremendous political pressure.
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During the last six months, we participated in various competitions and developed the proof-of-concept of our product.
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This week at the Computex Conference in Taipei, Asus introduced a proof-of-concept build called the ROG Avalon.
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I made a small proof of concept to show how the database of the Donald Daters app is vulnerable.
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"This experiment was strictly proof of concept," Grigoriy Shalunov, a project manager at 3D Bioprinting Solutions, told Business Insider.
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It appeared as if they were trying to distract the audience and avoid having to show proof of concept.
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And in some ways, the episode feels more like a proof of concept — look what Room 104 can do!
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Luckily this is still a proof of concept and the only thing hurt is an innocent but expensive drone.
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Why it matters: On its own, Tesla's project is more of a proof of concept than a game changer.
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The home was built as a proof of concept in Nova Scotia, then placed on the market for $490,000.
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But the victory is proof of concept that AI can excel in complex environments with indeterminacy and information asymmetry.
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The study was a small proof-of-concept trial of people ages 55 and older with mild cognitive impairment.
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The second case does provide "proof of concept," shining a light on a potential path to an H.I.V. cure.
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The system, which the school is regarding as a proof-of-concept, was positioned on a Arizona State University roof.
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High-quality vulnerability reports with a proof of concept, a CTS Test or a patch will get 50 percent more.
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"One thing that is critically important to everything we are working on is building a proof of concept," he explains.
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Rather, it's a proof-of-concept that paves a path forward as scientists work to develop a bonafide bionic eye.
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It's not exactly a practical mode of attack at the moment, but still an impressive—and bonkers—proof of concept.
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Entire wind farms can be shut down or hijacked with some lock picking tools and a proof-of-concept worm.
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Project Portal is a proof of concept semi truck that runs on a scaled-up version of the Mirai's powertrain.
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In this proof-of-concept demonstration, Sareen and Maes placed silver electrodes into the plants stems, leaves, and root system.
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As the world grapples to contain a deadly new virus, they have a rare chance to demonstrate proof of concept.
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In a video published today, Zimperium researchers were able to demonstrate their "proof of concept" involving Xiaomi's popular M365 scooter.
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"On the one side, you do have these academic problems that are very proof of concept and minimalistic," he said.
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The test tunnel being built beneath SpaceX's headquarters in Hawthorne, just outside of Los Angeles, is a proof of concept.
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This is just a proof of concept so the magnets don't have variable strength nor are the cables particularly resilient.
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But IBM says the debater is more of a proof-of-concept at this stage, without a current marketing plan.
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But the whole thing was little more than proof of concept – and an open invitation for developers to start creating.
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It's a pretty clever idea, although right now, it's only going out to 50 developers as a proof of concept.
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The morning after The Register's story, he found it, tweeting out a screenshot of his terminal as proof of concept.
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And even though this was a proof-of-concept model in the lab, other researchers were impressed with the work.
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This is more of a proof of concept and demonstration of the recently announced Vive Tracker than an actual product.
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This proof-of-concept device is actually blasting me with ultrasonic waves that feel freakishly like a stream of air.
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They serve as proof of concept that this can occur, she said, stressing that this is far from the norm.
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After two years of meeting carmakers and their top suppliers, he said they now have a working "proof of concept".
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His models are proof of concept that the butterfly effect might be central to processes of human change over time.
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He described proof of concept examples -- instances carried out in academic settings that have not been conducted during real elections.
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Unfortunately, the pilot for Legacies feels more like a proof of concept than an exciting introduction to a TV show.
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The new work builds on an earlier proof-of-concept study that involved genetically modified, or "transgenic," mice and rats.
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The message container Freireizurieta created was dropped onto Boxer's flight deck as a proof-of-concept option for silent communication.
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Checkmarx developed a proof-of-concept app in order to test a worst case scenario for exploiting the security flaw.
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His machine is an impressive and impractical bit of craftsmanship—a monstrous proof of concept not meant for actual use.
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On Sunday, University College London PhD student Mustafa Al-Bassam tweeted a video of his own phishing proof-of-concept.
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Its usage here seems to be more a proof of concept that these pores can indeed be blocked at all.
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But if you ask DeFi's true believers, MakerDAO is merely an initial proof-of-concept of the larger DeFi vision.
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He used the Foundation Trilogy, all three megabytes of it, as a proof-of-concept for the first five disks.
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The mission was more a proof of concept that ambitious space exploration can take place outside of big government programs.
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It is unknown how many apps currently do this, but Krause created a test app as a proof-of-concept.
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Today, the company unveiled some footage from its proof of concept trials with OTTO Motors to automate the logistics space.
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Nuclear negotiations, for example, would be much more complex, but at least the administration now has some proof of concept.
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The proof of concept looked good and secured them a deal with Netflix, but the process was too labor intensive.
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I love seeing entrepreneurs who actually start working on prototypes or proof of concept before they make the full transition.
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And yet, MoviePass did provide a proof of concept, and whetted the appetites of audiences for movie ticket subscription services.
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Both mechanisms allow tech leaders to pursue pilot projects that can serve as a proof of concept for greater investment.
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This 105 day test essentially served as a proof of concept, while phase two is all about testing real world viability.
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Xenon serves as an interesting proof-of-concept that may lead to colliding even smaller atoms, like argon, in the future.
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However, without a pathway to commercial viability, scaling from proof of concept to end user accessible products remains beyond the horizon.
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"I thought it was a rigorous proof-of-concept study," Ravi Sheth, graduate student in synthetic biology at Columbia told Gizmodo.
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The exercise served as an important proof-of-concept, showcasing the scary potential of deepfakes—highly realistic, computer-generated fake videos.
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Still, Giovanni is an amazing proof of concept and hopefully an inspiration for developers to do more with the Apple Watch.
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Yes, this meant that the MacBook's battery ran down precariously quickly, but as a proof of concept, it's still pretty cool.
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But as a proof-of-concept, the micro-flow battery seems a lot more viable than most future battery tech ideas.
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As proof-of-concept for today's announcement, Google published two PDF files that, run through SHA-1, produce the same hash.
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But Project Valerie is just a proof-of-concept device, and like many of Razer's wild concepts, it might never ship.
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The firm does stress that the product is just a proof of concept at the moment and more research is needed.
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That user (Andrew Jewelers) may just be an early test and proof of concept for businesses looking to join the program.
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It is a neat feature, but it has often felt more like a proof of concept than a genuinely useful DVR.
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The company is also seeking approval for a proposal to dig a 6.5-mile "proof-of-concept" tunnel underneath Los Angeles.
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Here's "Tonehenge," a proof of concept co-op puzzler Niantic built in a few days: Anyone else getting Wizard's Chess vibes?
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Their collaboration began with a proof of concept for the Youth Olympic Games, which took place in Lillehammer, Norway in February.
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Still, it was a solid proof-of-concept that extended to the Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus with improvements in speed.
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Why it matters: "This study was a proof of concept to see if we could actually detect the species," says Niemiller.
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And as the name implies, it's only the first of many potential antibodies—a "proof of concept," says Warren of AVAC.
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But it's a real phone that's really going to be sold in China, not just a prototype or proof of concept.
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To be clear, this is not a full jailbreak but instead a proof-of-concept that could lead to a jailbreak.
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It's just a proof of concept, so there's still room for improvement, lowering false positives and raising resistance to ambient noise.
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The company previously showed off a proof-of-concept VR backpack, so at least we're getting more details about that idea?
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The Paper is also only a proof of concept, so it seem that for now, we're stuck with clunky, ugly printers.
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The one-off event, a kind of proof of concept that the ISFI could show the IOC, was an unprecedented success.
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This is only a proof of concept — there's no dire need for giant number-recognition machines — but it's a fascinating one.
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As a proof-of-concept, Pors said it could offer a new strategy in fertility preservation without risk of cancer reoccurrence.
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Samsung's hot new TV is a 75-inch MicroLED display that exists as a proof of concept that proves a concept.
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This flight is a proof of concept for a possible Mars colony for billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk, SpaceX's founder and CEO.
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At level one, a business is earning under $3,000 per month in sales and hasn't established a proof of concept yet.
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In fact, many organizations are still in the POC (proof of concept) stage for IoT, even after several years of trying.
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The significance of the race-class narrative project is that it is proof of concept that this story resonates with people.
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"Economically, it's important for the health of these animals, but it's also exciting because it's a proof of concept," he says.
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It means he often talks in platitudes and hypotheticals, providing little detail or proof of concept (have you met Beto O'Rourke?).
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"It's a proof of concept and for the particular individuals we studied, this set of predictors works for them," Danforth said.
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It served essentially as a proof of concept, and the results are expected to be replicated on other types of ammunition.
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It's all very rudimentary, but it's a proof-of-concept that shows how we could make robots that adapt to different environments.
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Wonder Woman is certainly an amazing proof of concept, but it remains to be seen whether or not DC and Warner Bros.
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Right now it's a demo – and doesn't show real-time exchange rates or balances, but it's a pretty cool proof of concept.
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Three potentially more sensitive projects—Project 8, Electron Capture on Holmium, and HOLMES—are already taking data with proof-of-concept instruments.
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For their initial proof of concept experiment, Avella's group tested the effects of the sticky beads in vitro, or outside the body.
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But it's an important proof-of-concept showing that patients can use the system on their own and without much technical support.
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But as I was surprised to find, Mira isn't just another company with a clunky proof of concept and some big promises.
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We engage in a number of proof of concept initiatives like this one as they're great learning vehicles for our connectivity teams.
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Researchers were so worried about this vulnerability that for months, no one has published the code for a proof-of-concept exploit.
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Earlier this year, a remote-controlled probe picked up some small pieces of radioactive debris in an important proof-of-concept experiment.
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Bitcoin functions as some sort of "store of value," or proof of concept for the blockchain, but it ain't a currency.[Stripe]
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NASA had pioneered the use of silicon, and the computer on the wall behind the astronauts was Moore's law's proof of concept.
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The Hawthorne tunnel is the smallest of those projects, and can accurately be characterized as The Boring Company's proof-of-concept tunnel.
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It was also $29, necessitated a kludgy manufacturing process, and was more of a proof of concept than a true performance sneaker.
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Arcade City had a proof-of-concept app, but pulled it down shortly before Uber pulled out of Austin, citing scaling issues.
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Given the nature of the attacks, he said, the researchers are not releasing the proof-of-concept code to exploit the flaws.
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With this as a driver, Cross was able to run a proof of concept test for a major bank within six months.
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As just a proof-of-concept, the shoe isn't really anything a consumer can expect to find in stores any time soon.
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This makes Doom the first major game to release Vulkan as a patch as opposed to a proof of concept or beta.
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Still, it's an intriguing proof of concept that could be a hint at what the future could hold for securing IoT devices.
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" In Whitman, Alabama, Crandall has created a proof of concept for the all-encompassing American identity evoked in Whitman's "Song of Myself.
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It wasn't just flights that SpaceX perfected this year: the company's reusable rocket technology also firmly moved beyond just proof-of-concept.
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These changes are proof of concept, as the law in these areas has become far more accessible without harm to national security.
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It's demonstrating the transmission of a quantum-secured encryption key—which is itself a key without a lock, a proof-of-concept.
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Early proof of concept trials had shown the vaccine to be safe in adults and children, and gave hopeful signs of effectiveness.
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You pitch what it could be, which is really just proof of concept, to show the network you can think long term.
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As proof of concept, Heliogen has mounted a kiln atop the tower to directly heat limestone, a key step in making cement.
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Stettler calls the study a proof of concept, a reason to look more deeply into how to mitigate the effects of contrails.
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But the jacket is just a proof-of-concept for now, and it's unclear whether Ford intends to bring them to market.
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Given the nature of the vulnerabilities, the researchers said they have no plans to release their proof-of-concept exploitation code publicly.
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"So we're seeing China as a proof of concept that gets replicated in many, many important markets in the world," he added.
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"You could have said similar things about the flight at Kitty Hawk, [that] it's just an irrelevant proof of concept," he says.
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From there, Bioblaze says it was another week or so to upgrade the bot from a proof-of-concept to an actual alpha.
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Unfortunately, per the Register, researchers are already coming up with ways to exploit the vulnerabilities that go beyond the proof-of-concept stage.
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The weekend test provided a nice proof of concept, but the challenge is not in making hyperloop work but in making it practical.
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That's part of a bigger story at play here: The microwave is a proof-of-concept for something called Amazon Alexa Connect Kit.
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"It provides a proof-of-concept that this system might be adapted to treat human diseases in the future," Liao and Hatanaka said.
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The product largely served as a proof of concept for the company in establishing that there was a market for ear-centric computing.
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Dominick created a proof-of-concept attack that created a single certificate, shown below, that spoofed Google, Sennheiser, and three of Sennheiser's competitors.
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NASA launched the first of these light sails, weighing only 8 pounds, into low Earth orbit in 2011 as a proof of concept.
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The Sanders campaign has been a fascinating proof of concept for a grassroots, left-wing politics that eschews the typical Washington money machine.
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Balázs Simon created the tank as a proof-of-concept project and there is a full bill of materials and build description here.
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This seems like the perfect execution of AR for Disney's amusement parks, but so far it's just an experiment and proof of concept.
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They made a proof of concept program that could say, for example, if your DNA isn't European enough, you can't do certain things.
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In October, Elon Musk said that the Boring Company's proof-of-concept tunnel in LA will open to the public on December 10th.
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Inheriting a state in economic crisis, including an $8bn budget shortfall, he slashed spending, privatised services and accepted protest as proof of concept.
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Rather than exaggerated usage numbers, they look for high-quality adoption and a proof of concept, particularly with district, school or parent customers.
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A dozen trucks from various manufacturers were participating in the excitingly-named European Truck Platooning Challenge, a proof-of-concept for truck platooning.
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If ever there was a proof-of-concept for how a co-ownership model may work for self-driving cars, this it it.
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In the video above, researchers show how they were able to pull off four successful proof-of-concept hacks by creating malicious apps.
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It's a proof-of-concept of asteroseismology itself, along with the promise of a much deeper understanding of star guts in the future.
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New proof-of-concept research from scientists in Australia explores how evolutionary algorithms can design robot legs tailored to walk on specific surfaces.
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"It was kind of a proof of concept for everything that Cosmic Pi does, but we weren't happy with the implementation," said Devine.
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As a proof-of-concept, it created an SMS autoresponder bot calledGhostbot to handle unwanted texts from folks who can't take the hint.
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The portfolio's intended as a proof of concept, and the fees only capture the funds' expense ratios, not the total cost of ownership.
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Our intellectual property protections provide economic security by safeguarding investments from the proof of concept phase forward, sometimes leading to ground-breaking innovation.
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The pounds lost, and the acceptance that came with it, were more of an added bonus or a proof-of-concept for him.
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This was just a proof of concept so each query had to be run manually, whereas a dedicated mining operation would be automated.
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Colorful, a graphic cards manufacturer, has created a proof-of-concept motherboard that puts Intel's B150 chipset alongside an integrated GTX 1070 GPU.
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Some of the best things in life are useless, and should exist simply as proof-of-concept—Cam'ron's ebola mask comes to mind.
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Again, this is not the clear change of doctrine, the proof of concept for other changes, that many liberal bishops and cardinals sought.
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He is providing proof of concept that Democrats can stand forthrightly behind views they're afraid to hold, and still exceed all political expectations.
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This paper, he says, is more a proof of concept: Tissues as soft and squishy as brains can, under the right circumstance, fossilize.
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The FMA deal was really a proof of concept for Musiio, and Savage said that the company is getting close to announcing deals.
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China launched Tiangong-21979 — Tiangong translates as "heavenly palace" — in 22003 as essentially a proof-of-concept of technologies for future larger stations.
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"Witch" (season 100, episode 27) "Witch" is the first genuine monster-of-the-week episode, and a bit of a proof of concept.
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So you were at Google doing these things trying essentially to proof of concept, would that be the right way to put it?
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The General Services Administration said it hopes to roll out a "proof of concept" by the end of this year or early 2020.
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He cobbled together a working proof of concept, essentially a motorized sling that could spin a bullet-sized projectile up to hypersonic speeds.
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"Given their proof of concept and evolving management strategy, we think they can effectively compete and sustain the brand's leadership position," Guggenheim said.
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We did kind of a proof of concept video to try to get a grasp on if people wanted a new skateboarding game.
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NEMESIS is already a working proof of concept, but Crose won't stop working on it until it can be refined and deployed widely.
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So far the effort is a small "proof of concept" project, likely to produce just enough jet biofuel for one more flight, she said.
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So being first doesn't really count for that much, beyond serving as a kind of proof of concept of what the company's working on.
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Think of it as a very early stage proof of concept of Musk's idea: a vast simulated reality built on top of our own.
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And if a friend had come up with it over drinks and showed me a proof of concept I would've probably raved about it.
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Conceiving and launching the Kickstarter was proof of concept for Frog Fractions 2, even if he didn't know what the game would be yet.
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Bina48 still has some social glitches, but she's a working proof of concept—the firm's almost-charming poster girl for the techno-immortality movement.
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In fact, this was a proof of concept demonstration, and the company has not confirmed whether it will be available for the consumer device.
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While it's still in its early days (they are developing a proof of concept), he believes this will also apply to people with PTSD.
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But it does serve as proof of concept: Lamb is a conservative Democrat with a decent chance of winning a deeply conservative Republican district.
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Last year, a proof-of-concept USB Killer 2.0 showed off just how much damage 220 volts of power could do to a computer.
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"This was only ever intended as a gimmick and a proof of concept – not something that I would actually use at work," he wrote.
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The Bienvenidos rep we spoke to declined a request for any kind of working demo or additional information to otherwise show proof of concept.
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It's intended to be proof of concept for China's global quantum satellite communications network, which it hopes to have up and running by 2030.
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This exploding USB drive was originally a fun, proof-of-concept project by researchers before, but now it's an actual product that's for sale.
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The software is just a proof-of-concept at this point, and is unable to read any signs that aren't demoed in the video.
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But the MIT's team model, DermalAbys, is still proof of concept and there are no plans yet to test this through a clinical trial.
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Once it reaches the gas giant, the explorer will be serving as a proof of concept for a new, more efficient solar power system.
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The idea there is to develop a proof of concept to help government agencies improve how they provide access to services online and offline.
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Yes, it's an engineering marvel and proof of concept, but we can't even use it to take sick videos or spy on our enemies.
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The researchers created a proof-of-concept executable file that easily exploits the vulnerability, and produced a brief video to demonstrate it in action.
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The device succeeds more as a proof of concept for the ways Alexa and compatible devices can push the boundaries of the smart home.
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Turning Eshhar's theory to reality required a fancy bit of bioengineering, but somehow, in 1985, he managed to produce a simple proof of concept.
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And it has several other clients that are in proof-of-concept trials that are looking to move to full deployments of the software.
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The first, which looked at establishing a proof-of-concept design to conduct inter-bank payments using blockchain technology, was completed earlier this year.
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That's the vision of The Foo Show, an experimental virtual reality show available in proof-of-concept form through Steam VR and Oculus Home.
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"I wanted to see proof of concept before I invested," said Mr. Weinstock, who had previously invested in a craft beer business that failed.
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BALLU, or buoyancy assisted lightweight legged robot, is really more a proof of concept than anything, but that doesn't make it any less fun.
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The timing was phenomenal — as we were testing proof of concept of this technology the whole industry was getting more interested in smaller satellites.
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ProoV is supposed to help alleviate all of that by offering a platform of services for building and executing a proof of concept project.
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The birth of these macaque clones is a proof of concept that could lead to the cloning of other primates, and perhaps, eventually, humans.
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At SXSW this week, New Story revealed a 600-square-foot proof of concept of what its 3-D printed homes will look like.
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For the Broadcom network interface card, however, the researchers went further, building actual proof-of-concept malicious firmware that intercepts the computer's network communications.
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The example of Japan, however, does give proof of concept to the idea that armed teachers can make a difference should the unthinkable happen.
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Nintendo seems to have deemed that a successful proof of concept and is now diving headfirst into the iOS market with this Mario game.
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It's the one project that feels more like a proof of concept than something that could be turned into a product in the near future.
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And as they also point out, retrospective surveys aren't the best way to collect data, but conclude that the study is a proof-of-concept.
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Dr. Kosinski acknowledges that even a proof of concept can be dangerous, though it's important to show what AI and face recognition are capable of.
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The only clear rational here is that it wants to show off that proof of concept with a bunch of movies as fast as possible.
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After all, most investors will want to see proof of concept and some traction first — and that's hard when you're just getting started. ""http://mashable.
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According to Bkav, their "proof of concept" was performed without training their iPhone X to recognize components of the mask, just a team member's face.
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Fred Raynal and Jean-Baptiste Bédrune of Quarkslab published a proof-of-concept paper and video today that demonstrates how to intercept encrypted Confide messages.
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The researchers behind the proof-of-concept have released a paper online, which you can peruse at your own leisure for a better technical understanding.
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In short, Skydio's no longer pitching a productized proof of concept; this might be the first self-flying drone you may actually want to buy.
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This work had no immediate business value, but Boback hoped that it could serve as a proof of concept, to help secure a federal contract.
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They're clear proof of concept for skeptical tenants — accustomed to betrayal, reluctant to give up parking lots or anything else — that change can be good.
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Right now, Preskill says, what Google has shown is a proof of concept: that quantum computers can solve problems in a way traditional computers can't.
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Last year, the company behind the Unity game engine released Adam, a proof-of-concept short film designed to show off its cinematic creation tools.
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The Meltdown flaw primarily affects Intel and ARM processors, and researchers have already released proof-of-concept code that could lead to attacks using Meltdown.
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The firm, which operates a summer accelerator program for its portfolio companies, closed on $2.2 million for its debut, proof-of-concept fund in 2018.
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With the seed money, the company built an open source object storage platform and was able to offer at least of a proof of concept.
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Tagging and organizing photos is the biggest chore in photography, and The Roll feels like a proof of concept teaser for what is to come.
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So IoT is one of the three verticals Cogisen will focus on for its proof of concept apps — the other two being automotive and smartphones.
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They're a proof of concept that manufacturing can use the added smarts from Lighting and USB-C headphones to continue to support headphones after launch.
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In theory, any data processed by the JIT compiler could be vulnerable to the attack; researchers simply used a photo as a proof of concept.
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"Tether-tenna was a proof of concept project we were evaluating when we discussed it at F8 in early 2017," a spokesperson for Facebook said.
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Security researchers at Israel's Ben Gurion University have created a proof-of-concept exploit that lets them turn headphones into microphones to secretly record conversations.
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The real problem: The feat, while an important proof of concept, doesn't address one of the biggest problems with quantum communications, says Caltech's John Preskill.
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It was a noteworthy idea that made no reasonable sense at such a late moment in the console cycle... except as a proof-of-concept.
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In the study published in Science Translational Medicine, the researchers caution that their new method is only a proof-of-concept and requires more development.
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According to the researchers, the proof of concept wing will eventually enable flight over much longer distances with a much higher payload than currently possible.
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The STAR surgical experiments did take considerably longer than human ones, but Kim said they were not focused on speed for this proof of concept.
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With Watsi as a proof of concept, Y Combinator started funding more nonprofits: ones tackling global health, poverty alleviation, meat alternatives, democracy, and philanthropy itself.
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But as a proof of concept — and a fun half-hour of gameplay — it's one of the best reasons to be excited for the Vive.
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Nozaki has launched a company called Motion Lib to commercialize haptics technology and is working with dozens of companies to undertake proof of concept projects.
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In the specific case of the proof-of-concept Javascript tool Ross wrote, users are able to hide secret, invisible characters inside of visible characters.
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The Merck partnership comes with an additional potential payment of an undisclosed amount if Merck decides to opt in after human proof-of-concept studies.
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Together, they acted as a sort of social "proof of concept" for what more robust economic regulation, labor rights, and consumer protections might look like.
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Some of these geographies are being actively pursued as potential sites for development, the people said, while others are more of a proof of concept.
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Kryptowire's system then automatically creates a proof of concept, in a matter of minutes, that validates the vulnerability's existence and cuts down on false positives.
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He said the proof of concept has reached the point where it's a lot easier to expand than in the initial parts of the project.
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So we have over a dozen construction companies lined up to do tests at various stages of testing and proof of concept in their scenarios.
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Sabri Haddouche tweeted a proof-of-concept webpage with just 15 lines of code which, if visited, will crash and restart an iPhone or iPad.
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Bitcoin security researcher Ryan Castellucci has done work cracking wallets as a proof-of-concept in order to model attacker behaviour and defend against it.
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Lastly, the incredible performance of Impossible Foods' and Beyond Meat's "beef" products acted as a proof-of-concept for the plant-based sector in general.
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Game of Thrones is special television because it's proof of concept that high fantasy on a grand scale can be brought to the small screen.
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They've already secured things like podcast and documentary deals as well as a scripted proof of concept deal with WarnerMedia's 150, the mayor's office said.
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IBM teamed up with CLS, a foreign exchange market infrastructure firm, to create LedgerConnect, a proof of concept DLT platform designed for financial services companies.
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Those exploits had been disclosed and were "obviously copied" from previously released proof-of-concept code published by their finders on bug trackers, said Marczak.
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"We are still at the proof-of-concept stage, but we believe that at some point it is going to be the future," he said.
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As proof of concept, they screened 12 patients from southern India for a gene mutation known to cause a joint disease called progressive pseudorheumatoid dysplasia.
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The proof-of-concept code letting the hackers unlock a smart lock (Image: Chase Dardaman, Jason Wheeler) The proof-of-concept code letting the hackers unlock a smart lock (Image: Chase Dardaman, Jason Wheeler) Worse, Dardaman said that any apartment building that registered one main account for all the apartments in their building would allow them to "open any door" from that same password hash.
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A proof-of-concept short for the film has just been released, and it looks bonkers, like Ghostbusters meets a twisted, darker version of Harry Potter.
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Their Proof-of-Concept work in Huntington's Disease validated eight biomarkers that are 100 percent accurate for classifying early versus late-stage disease, and disease progression.
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The group has published a video demonstrating its proof of concept, but enough questions remain that no one really knows how legitimate this purported hack is.
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It will be a proof of concept that scientists can design and implement genome-wide changes, tailoring microorganisms in major ways for further engineering and study.
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It runs a bit janky as it stands, but it's super early in development and so more of a proof of concept than anything else currently.
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"Basically the money that we put in is as a proof of concept to entice the institutional capital providers to get involved with this," Cohen says.
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Aside for being a first, the experiment is a proof-of-concept for a proposal that could potentially turn the LHC into a gamma ray factory.
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That experiment was actually a proof-of-concept for some future device that would make the highest-powered gamma rays for use in fundamental physics research.
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So far, it seems like everyone's still learning the language of the platform and cranking out neato demonstrations that don't go much beyond proof-of-concept.
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"Though this project was just a proof of concept, we are excited to see the potential uses of this technology," the 219 Design team member said.
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The mission is an important proof-of-concept for SpaceX, which is trying to demonstrate that it can reliably reuse its orbital rockets again and again.
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For now, it's an interesting proof of concept that serves as a reminder of what the miniature computers we wear around every day are capable of.
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Recently, the US Navy has partnered with the Oak Ridge National Laboratory to develop a proof-of-concept submersible that was printed in under four weeks.
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This PC is extremely well-executed, so it's a shame to say that it's only a proof of concept, and it won't be produced for resale.
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The free product enables companies to get comfortable with the technology and build a Proof of Concept (PoC) without making a significant investment in the tooling.
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This could eventually improve the manufacturing of things like personalized medical implants — but for now, the new technique is still in its proof-of-concept stages.
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The vulnerability was discovered by Detectify's Frans Rosen, who created the proof-of-concept after noticing a weakness in the way Slack uses pop-up windows.
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And though it's more a proof-of-concept than a full-fledged game, Ascend revived my cold, dead jaded heart with a groundbreaking yet simple fix.
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One Japanese team has released an interesting but rudimentary proof-of-concept for their own so-called volumetric display, using lasers projected in a liquid column.
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A proof of concept app from an eBay intern shows how someone with very little motor function can navigate the site with nothing but head movements.
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The team has even built a small-scale, proof-of-concept commercial device which takes hydrogen and deuterium as its inputs and pumps out just hydrogen.
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Wheatcroft says the device functioned well as a proof of concept for corrective navigation, but it was a rush job and had too many functional constraints.
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It's a classic catch-22: Investors want demonstrated performance before investing, but the companies need capital in order to demonstrate proof of concept over long periods.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch and HSBC published a proof of concept last week showing how blockchain could be used to efficiently complete a trade deal.
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Following decades of Asian-American activism and agitation, this was the moment to prove our mainstream appeal was nigh: We just needed a proof of concept.
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Think of AutoSaw now as a proof of concept that shows how advanced robotics could fit into the workflow of a carpenter or joiner, he says.
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However, in its current state, Giovanni is a proof-of-concept that the Apple Watch can do so much more than ping you about missed messages.
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The Swiss drugmaker has paused enrollment in a proof-of-concept study for a therapy aimed at treating hearing loss after a review of safety data.
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Now, once a company reaches $5 million in revenue off a proof of concept, investors want to give them $50 million to capitalize on the idea.
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It's important to note that this experiment is a proof-of-concept, meaning that scientists haven't created a reliable tool to be implemented in experiments yet.
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Basically, it's not much of a game at all, but a proof of concept for game that I hope publisher DICE and Criterion get to make.
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All of the companies in that portfolio have [at least] raised Series A rounds of $30 million or more to get to that proof of concept.
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These include products in the IoT space, including the company's own proof-of-concept air pollution sensor, and even wearables that don't require too much power.
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On Tuesday, Musk held a proof of concept launch event for his 1.4-mile long test tunnel at SpaceX headquarters, which is just outside Los Angeles.
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The proof of concept was also shown alongside another app which allows people to pay the exact price for their parking spot without under or overpaying.
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On Wednesday, Google's own elite team of hackers released a proof-of-concept hacking technique that some believe could be used against practically all Android phones.
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Well, it does have Nvidia Tegra inside, and Nvidia has already built what is basically a proof of concept for Switch: the Nvidia Shield Tablet K24.
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While it's glib punditry to say that a nominee "needs to put on a show" at his convention, for him it amounts to proof of concept.
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"Once we can see how this first island works, we will have a proof of concept to plan for islands to house climate refugees," she said.
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The EMIEW3 will reside at a dedicated counter during this series of proof-of-concept tests, which run today, September 2, and September 6 and 7.
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The Boring Company is looking to circumvent the normally tedious permitting process for infrastructure building for its 2.7-mile proof-of-concept track under Sepulveda Boulevard.
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As the paper notes, this basic idea has been realized before, but more so as a proof of concept and not with this degree of scalability.
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The project, along with the smaller array AES has installed in El Cajon, could provide the proof-of-concept leap Mr. Gluski has been striving for.
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Helman had a proof of concept, but he still had to develop the technology to allow Scorsese to film his movie the way he wanted to.
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As fascinating as the Morph has been, the multiple touch input device has proven to be something more akin to a proof of concept for Sensel.
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Nearly two decades later, as Mr. Bloomberg plots an unconventional path to the Democratic presidential nomination, allies see his first mayoral run as proof of concept.
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We expect Vertex's stock to appreciate to our price target as the triple regimens approach commercial launch and Vertex's non-CF pipeline generates proof-of-concept.
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His team tested out a new method of lighting 23D characters and released a two-minute, 22-second-long proof-of-concept teaser back in 33.
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Musk can use the edgy design as a proof of concept — a first step to show the world that an all-electric pickup really is viable.
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Satisfied with their proof of concept, they then repeated the trick by encoding a short video in DNA and fusing it in plexiglass, a transparent plastic.
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Pilot purgatory Most cities wade into smart-city applications slowly with "proof of concept" trials to test out a technology before signing a longer-term contract.
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Amongst companies that have reached the Proof of Concept stage, two-thirds (66 percent) expected blockchain to be integrated into their systems by the end of 2018.
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Describing Hong Kong as its "proof of concept" market, Cohen said the plan is to expand the service into North America, Europe and other parts of Asia.
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The 2D images themselves look silly, but they're proof of concept that AI can be trained to look past environmental noise and identify humans in complex scenes.
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So, an initial study and proof of concept means there's hope but that bigger studies with more rigorous data collecting would be required to really confirm everything.
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The results from the tea study may have been moot, but that gallic acid-measuring test was the proof of concept Mukamal needed for a different study.
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For as rudimentary as Songbird Symphony is in this proof-of-concept form, Joysteak clearly has some demonstrable talent at work, especially when it comes to animation.
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The researchers also don't know why the Pastebin post points to a local, non-internet address, suggesting it may be a proof-of-concept for future attacks.
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West, the study's author, responded that the paper is meant to be a first proof-of-concept that replicates what researchers have already noticed in younger people.
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A solid working product, or at least a proof of concept, might mean the team is serious and potentially already ahead of their competitors in the space.
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Now that these proof-of-concept experiments have shown positive results, Flake is pushing ahead to get FDA approval for pre-clinical trials with premature human babies.
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With so much out of their control, one of the only track records with any reliable proof of concept might be having the founder at the helm.
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In November 2017, Oats Studios teamed up with Unity to produce a trio of short films based on the company's proof-of-concept short film called Adam.
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Spot is currently being tested in a number of "proof-of-concept" environments, Boston Dynamics' CEO Marc Raibert told The Verge, including package delivery and surveying work.
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The world might never know who's right unless Russia and the United States go to war against each other - a proof of concept no one actually welcomes.
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It's not quite as robust as the original game was, but let's hope this is just a proof of concept that Erik plans to flush out further.
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This heart is a proof of concept, not built for actual implantation — so the materials they made it from don't last more than a few thousands beats.
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It's another proof of concept, this time produced in partnership between Epic Games, Tencent, Vicon (who did the finger and body motion capture), Cubic Motion, and 3Lateral.
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But first, Canopy will launch its own proof of concept app early next year that suggests long-form articles and podcasts based on your taste and activity.
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As such, Brass Horn Communications doesn't yet have any subscribers, and Llewelyn describes the project as more of a proof-of-concept to protest against surveillance laws.
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The first version of Liam, a proof-of-concept model that was never intended to deal with high production volumes, was built to disassemble the iPhone 5.
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We have worked on a proof of concept on using blockchain for bond settlement and that will prove to be, I think, beneficial for the overall marketplace.
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Right now, she spends most of her time transitioning the proof-of-concept testing that resulted in the Opus 12 prototype into a commercial small-scale reactor.
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It's using Salesforce as a proof of concept, but it really could apply to any service, and you can expect them to layer on others over time.
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It's really a proof of concept, so the fact that it can remain entertaining for hours on end speaks volumes about the rich experience the Vive provides.
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As proof-of-concept, Kitson's team produced baclofen, a muscle relaxant, from readily available chemical precursors (chemicals that change into other chemicals) using a three-step process.
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To run its proof of concept, it has more than 200 bars, restaurants, gyms, and other locations set up to get a blanket coverage of the city.
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The company obviously had modest expectations for the line in its earliest days, viewing the product as much as a proof-of-concept as a consumer product.
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"We had a lot of learning curves, so profit margins will be minimal," said Joel German, the company's vice president, said of the proof-of-concept house.
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"This is about proof of concept ... about bringing new technologies and ideas fast to the market," Managing Director Guenter Butschek told reporters at an event in Mumbai.
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Tesla tried it with its proof of concept Roadster more than a decade ago, but ran into reliability challenges and has stuck with single-speeds ever since.
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Since his second record, "In the Moment," in 2015, Mr. McCraven has put out a string of albums and mixtapes that amount to a proof of concept.
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Right now, they're guessing that the $2100 million that's been put up by Russian billionaire Yuri Milner should be enough to build a proof-of-concept demonstrator.
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But the pandemic, Otto argues, still represents proof of concept for swift government action, if people are able to accurately perceive the crisis in front of them.
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The company functioned almost like a "proof of concept" for regulators looking to see if the migration to the cloud could be done securely, Mr. Kellermann said.
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He was handsome in an irrefutable and yet somehow unserious fashion, like a life-size Ken doll or a proof-of-concept for an Aryan eugenic ideal.
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Though the modification rate was low in this initial test, this proof of concept highlights the potential for base editing as a precise tool to fight disease.
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They managed to produce about 2 V. It's mostly a proof of concept or rather a disproof of the assumption that wind vibrations can't be usefully harvested.
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"Project Alloy served as a great proof of concept for Intel and the industry — showing what's possible in a high-performance, immersive and untethered VR experience," Intel says.
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"This is a small number of samples but provides proof of concept that complete development of human oocytes can occur in vitro," wrote the authors in the study.
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Giegel: The biggest challenge we have at this spot, taking it to production, is … So we're doing a proof of technology, proof of concept in the desert, right?
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There's now a basic proof of concept that shows just how the FBI and its mysterious outside party might be unlocking the iPhone of the San Bernardino shooter.
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Playing a full PC game on a mobile was novel as a proof of concept, but the demonstration stopped short of showing how 5G could make it viable.
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With the former data set you might be able to do a proof of concept, but with the latter you can make something accurate enough to actually use.
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I was impressed with the demo I had last year of the early prototype, even though it was a pretty limited proof-of-concept more than anything else.
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Meanwhile, ENVEIL's Williams, who spent years at the NSA chiseling away at a practical version of homomorphic encryption, now has 10 pending customers analyzing its proof of concept.
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It's almost a proof-of-concept piece, demonstrating that this world can support smaller, more character-driven stories, while still holding on to its core tone and feel.
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This was the "first new study that reported for the proof-of-concept towards real applications of MOF materials, likely leading to commercialization of the device," he said.
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What many regarded as little more than proof of concept for Windows 10 has become a leader in the two-in-one tablet category in its own right.
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"We're seeing Hilli's proof of concept triggering new interest... We think this is a truly disruptive solution in an industry not known for its disruptive solutions," he said.
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The goal of this proof-of-concept mission is to test the viability of using solar sailing as a means of propelling CubeSats and other objects in space.
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"P1" shows an iPhone running the iPod-based OS, whereas "P2" runs a proof-of-concept interface showing the feasibility of an interface with tappable, on-screen buttons.
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This method will get its first proof of concept with NASA's Asteroid Impact and Deflection Assessment mission, which will involve ramming a satellite into an asteroid in 2020.
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And until there is, VR short films are essentially flashy, proof-of-concept gimmicks that you say "Huh, that's kinda neat" and forget about 10 minutes after watching.
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NotPetya's architects combined that digital skeleton key with an older invention known as Mimikatz, created as a proof of concept by French security researcher Benjamin Delpy in 2011.
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He then wrote a proof-of-concept script that scraped the publicly available code from the affected websites, collecting access tokens on more than 400 linked Twitter accounts.
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Current funding for smart city initiatives is only good enough for proof-of-concept trials, which would lead, at best, to a piecemeal approach to smart city construction.
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Google and Lenovo both understand that the Phab 2 Pro will act as more of a proof of concept than a device designed to sell millions of units.
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Still, consider this game a solid proof of concept for hiding behind sandbags in virtual reality, and a competent first step in HTC's plans for exclusive Vive content.
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But Facebook's proof of concept suggests that its plans for AI go far beyond photo tagging and translation — and the company is just beginning to explore the possibilities.
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When the researchers reported their first vulnerabilities to Intel in September 2018, they provided proof-of-concept exploits — malicious code showing how each vulnerability could be successfully attacked.
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While there have been proof-of-concept transactions performed using blockchain technology, HSBC's was the first that could have commercial applications, a spokesman for the company told CNBC.
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Although the proof-of-concept version likely wouldn't trick someone in the flesh, Leibowitz also presented a 3D-printed design that could make the key much more convincing.
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There's still plenty of work to do; something that works in mice might not work in humans, for example, and this was just a proof-of-concept synthesis.
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Furthermore, a detection would be the ultimate proof of concept for facilities like LIGO, and would provide us with one more crucial data point for interrogating the universe.
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The robot is still a proof of concept at this point, but I got my cup of coffee this morning, and really, isn't that the most important thing?
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Pokemon Go was the first real consumer-driven example of AR and it was a great proof of concept, which helped popularize the idea for a mass market.
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The "Nano Lisa," as they've deemed it, is another proof-of-concept for an assembly technique that can contribute to building smart programmable materials and more advanced nanotechnology.
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For a proof-of-concept study, cofounders Paul Koullick and David Kang recruited more than 200 gig economy workers from the top 16 US cities and metro areas.
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In 2013, the trust renovated two of the mothballed barracks into multitenant offices as "proof of concept," said Josh Bagley, director of real estate development for the trust.
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The DLT platform is not widely available yet, but IBM said it could be following completion of a successful proof of concept, regulatory approvals and sufficient market demand.
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Based on Carpenter-Boggs' proof-of-concept study, they have continued to refine the process and are aiming to open their facility in south Seattle in early 2021.
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To serve their 3 million employees, Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway, and J.P. Morgan would need as few as 6,000 physicians, thereby showing a proof of concept for broader reform.
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"We look for things that have multiple ways to win once a proof of concept is worked out, so you have multiple shots at the apple," he said.
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It was a real proof of concept about being able to find the debris and effectively and efficiently pick it up and bring it in and have it repurposed.
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Their proof of concept—published in Nature Communications—only works on mice so far, but they could end up replacing the uterus-flanking, chestnut-sized organs in humans, too.
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"Traditional series A investors that would historically invest in seed rounds have mostly moved to a funding criteria that requires proof of concept (meaning revenue generating companies)," Parrino added.
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Entrepreneur Amr Saleh hacked together a jury-rigged punching bag as a proof-of-concept that exploits the cryptocurrency miner's fear of losing their investment to keep them healthy.
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Matthew said his script is simply a proof of concept, because actually doing this may be in violation of Facebook's terms of service (so use at your own risk).
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At this point it's a proof-of-concept that accepts uploaded videos, a small payment for hosting, and then watches the viewer to ensure they are watching the video.
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Chrome's early moves caused a lot of grief among certificate providers — but now that there's a proof-of-concept collision out there, the Chrome Security Team looks pretty smart.
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Built by Chip Sineni and the Chicago-based AR development team at Trixi Studios, it's a wonderful proof-of-concept as to just how crazy ARKit stuff can get.
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Since your hands are restricted somewhat by the elephant's trunk, it can be awkward to create large-scale artworks, but as a proof-of-concept, it works well enough.
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Owl Ventures' Jed Smith said he expects ABL to use the funding to get to "proof of concept" working with select, pilot schools and districts to test its software.
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Go initially appeared as a kind of proof of concept for a retail future where check out is primarily handled by merchandise monitoring (cameras, sensors, et al.) and apps.
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The research is a proof of concept and probably won't appear in your portable hard disk any time soon, but could have important applications for the future of computing.
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In February, we had the opportunity to test out Doppler's proof-of-concept Here Active Listening System, a set of computerized buds that altered the sound of the world.
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The payload, which will launch on a Russian Proton rocket from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, includes an orbiter that'll study Mars' atmosphere, and a proof-of-concept lander.
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This proof of concept, unlike the ray tracing demo, isn't destined for any sort of immediate deployment and it serves only to show what will one day be possible.
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In theory, it's a cheap and clever solution to the expensive problem of better wifi coverage—but right now it's still equal parts marketing hype and proof of concept.
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But that threat has remained largely hypothetical: No Echo malware has appeared in the wild, and even proof-of-concept attacks on the devices have remained impractical at best.
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A Stanford professor and heart surgeon has completed a proof-of-concept study showcasing the potential for photosynthetic cyanobacteria to treat the complications of heart attacks, per Smithsonian Magazine.
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He pointed out that companies like Toshiba have quantum communications labs in the UK, and that it would be cool to try and implement a proof-of-concept experiment.
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The research is an exciting proof-of-concept that the researchers hope will find use in creating the miniscule, programmable electrical circuits that will power the technology of tomorrow.
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Some recent advances include... A small study published in January in Scientific Reports offering a proof-of-concept for an AI system translating simple thoughts into sometimes-recognizable speech.
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"Controlling what people do or say or think is impossible," he said, calling his modding tweets nothing more than a proof of concept about what might eventually be possible.
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This work was just a proof-of-concept; the sound could only be transmitted to receivers a short distance away—2.5 meters or 8 feet—according to the paper.
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The city's deputy mayor, Mao Peninou, visited in October 2014 and said Recology's composting now serves as a proof-of-concept for new Parisian efforts along the same lines.
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IBM and Samsung introduced their proof-of-concept system, ADEPT, which uses blockchain to support next-generation IoT ecosystems that will generate hundreds of billions of transactions per day.
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The proof-of-concept device, which is called MucoJet and was developed by researchers at UC Berkeley, would be held in the mouth, against the inside of the cheek.
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It has "involuntary" motions like blinking and little head bobs but is little more than a proof-of-concept right now, especially considering its weird robo-skull is transparent.
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The blockchain startup says it has been working with an unnamed "aerospace and defence manufacturer" to develop a proof of concept to improve record keeping for its supply chain.
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The new LTE hardware evaluation kit ships for $89 with an evaluation board, a sample temperature sensor and accessories to build out a proof of concept, the company said.
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After all, the company provides the sensors for most of its competition, and as such, Xperia handsets often feel as much like proof of concept as actual commercial devices.
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Even the early proof-of-concept and pilot work may provide help to millions or save lives — it's not every day a company is founded that can say that.
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The feat was a proof of concept for a years-long effort to store data in glass, and the researchers used a combination of laser optics and artificial intelligence.
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As it stands, the Uncensored Library stands more as a proof of concept that information need not be delivered by traditional means in order to have a potential impact.
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"There's a lot of proof of concept work being done in pretty much every industry and government, and the interest remains extremely high from all those participants," he said.
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He spent his own money to produce a proof-of-concept video for "Patriot Act" — essentially, a rough pilot episode that he could show to Netflix and other broadcasters.
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Its alumni companies have raised more than $22020 billion, created over 1,100 jobs, defined 241 proof of concept businesses and created 69 companies of which five have been acquired.
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Still, it is a viable proof-of-concept, and shows that if you really want a Roomba that can navigate stairs, you can just strap some propellors to it.
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Palm Beach, Florida, installed a proof-of-concept emergency services internet-protocol network (ESInet), using electronic mapping tools and digital communications to greatly enhance call-taking, analysis and dispatch.
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We need to remember that, while cryptocurrency was invaluable to blockchain, serving as both a proof-of-concept and brilliant advertising, blockchain and bitcoin are not the same thing.
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As proof of concept, Intel lit up its own headquarters in Santa Clara, California, with 5G and transmitted sharp, clear video directly from its campus to the launch event.
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The proof-of-concept study was led by psychology professor Emily Holmes from the Karolinska Institute in Sweden and research clinical psychologist Lalitha Iyadurai from the University of Oxford.
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The Boring Company is constructing a "proof-of-concept" tunnel that would allow the company to run tests before the tunnels could be expanded or used for public transportation.
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Be'ery and Shulman created a proof-of-concept tool they call Newspeak or "Fake News" Cortana that monitors all Cortana requests and responses on every machine on a network.
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By slowing down and building a very basic proof of concept with ongoing feedback from your target audience, you'll gradually create a solution that's guaranteed to meet their needs.
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We've watched the next leap in mobile networking trickle out in some areas, we've witnessed embarrassing proof of concept demos and we've seen telecoms try to pass off fake 5G.
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MoviePass CEO Mitch Lowe told Wired that the company grew too fast, and paying full price for all of those tickets was too expensive for its proof-of-concept phase.
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It also caused a stir earlier this year when it set up a proof-of-concept service that let users match submitted faces to those found on public VKontakte profiles.
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As a proof of concept, Leap Motion built a reference design that straps over the front of the latest Gear VR and connects via its pass-through USB-C port.
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"As companies compete to add drugs to their portfolios, we're seeing more early stage acquisitions and licensing, sometimes before proof of concept," Hobson was quoted as saying in the report.
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This idea had its first proof of concept in August of 2015, when astronauts aboard the ISS were treated to a rare delicacy: fresh lettuce that was grown in space.
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One thing we should mention: the Cisco RV320 made headlines earlier this year after its proof-of-concept code was published on GitHub, leaving its operating system vulnerable to hackers.
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Scientists have a proof of concept of a conductive polymer film coating that can transform contact lenses into little computers, which could work as electronic displays right over your eyeballs.
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But, this is just a proof of concept, and the basic idea that we can create micro-drones that don't just fly around spaces but also manipulate them is enticing.
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Update, December 3rd: Verizon has now confirmed it will show a Samsung proof of concept device at the event, as well as demo its Moto Z3 with 5G Moto Mod.
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The firm built a proof-of-concept app called TinderDrift, demoed on YouTube, that can reconstruct a user's session on Tinder if that person is sharing the same Wi-Fi.
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The headset ships with a cube that offers a neat augmented reality experience (which utilizes the phone's unobstructed camera, serving as a sort of proof of concept for app developers).
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Bootstrappers and pre-seed startups For most startups at this stage, your goal is to establish a proof of concept that can show product/market fit and bring investor dollars.
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The technology lets Bright work as the proof of concept Netflix needs, while the film itself incorporates enough different genre elements that it should have a little something for everyone.
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Paccar, which manufactures the Kenworth, Peterbilt and DAF lines of trucks, has developed a proof-of-concept self-driving truck using Nvidia's technology, the chipmaker said in a blog post.
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He hopes to see proof-of-concept demonstrations in humans within five years, which will be the first step in getting the devices approved for widespread use by the FDA.
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Paccar, which manufactures the Kenworth, Peterbilt and DAF lines of trucks, has developed a proof-of-concept self-driving truck using Nvidia's technology, the chipmaker said in a blog post.
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What initially looked like a standard camera app turned out to be a proof-of-concept from Adobe Labs that uses neural algorithms to apply different artistic styles to photos.
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In another proof of concept, the researchers exploited a separate over-privilege flaw to program their own PIN code for a smart lock, allowing them to create a secret backdoor.
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"I have to see sales and some proof of concept, and what they learned when they sold 100 units so they can come back and sell 1,000 units," John said.
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Breitschwerdt's study is by no means proof that this particular star cluster sparked these supernovas, but it is a compelling proof-of-concept for this kind of work, Milisavljevic said.
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It is in the early stages of a distributed ledger technology (DLT), aka blockchain, proof of concept (PoC) that is not expected to come to fruition for many years yet.
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We've drastically improved performance and functionality over the last couple of weeks, taking it from a proof-of-concept to a functional product, and intend to continue along that trajectory.
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So, the company took matters into its own hands and developed a proof-of-concept e-scooter to show how its software could reduce, or even eliminate most maintenance issues.
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As proof of concept, researchers stored a passage from scientist Richard Feynman's classic lecture on miniaturization, Plenty of room at the bottom, in a 1,016-byte block of atomic memory.
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This is still just a proof-of-concept, they note, and much work remains to be done in assessing the safety and efficacy of the drug in treating HIV infections.
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As it did with the foldable phone a few weeks back, the company will be revealing a proof of concept this week at the annual Qualcomm Snapdragon Summit in Maui.
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The result is pretty basic right now, but it's still a solid proof of concept: a large Labrador retriever-looking dog stands in the corner of a room, panting nervously.
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Last year, it ran a proof of concept on Ethereum's solution, but it seems to be settling on the Intel's Hyperledger Sawtooth ledger, which the company contributed to open source.
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They will coordinate with us as they move ahead with their proof of concept tunnel under Sepulveda Boulevard to ensure it doesn't interfere with our Sepulveda Transit Corridor rail project.
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The significance of the project, experts say, is a proof of concept — that new information can be gleaned from visual data with artificial intelligence software and plenty of human help.
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It would be nice to have some proof of concept before it is put in place in the largest economy in the world — also home to the world's reserve currency.
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It's currently working with 13 customers on proof of concept projects with a goal of having these customers act as OEMs and sell the products on behalf of the company.
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The Boring Company is still in its relative infancy, and projects like the LA tunnel, as well as just-approved 10-mile tunnel under Maryland, represent proof-of-concept work.
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"We've built a proof of concept demonstration of a heterogeneous fleet of robots building distribution center orders to provide a more flexible warehouse automation solution," Blankespoor said in a statement.
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The Pioneer probes were proof-of-concept craft, sent to see how dangerous the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter was, and to observe the toxic radiation environment around Jupiter.
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Twitter user "h43z" showed how the bug can be easily exploited in a short proof-of-concept video showing a bare-bones site they developed to attack their own wallet.
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Tatchell tells The Verge that Human's book is "packed full" of insane action, and that the public release of the proof-of-concept film will help yield good feedback from viewers.
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As far as anyone knows, it's little more than a proof of concept: It is designed to disassemble only iPhone 6 devices, and only those that are returned directly to Apple.
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In a study that won the "best paper" award at last week's IEEE Symposium on Privacy and Security, they detailed the creation of an insidious, microscopic hardware backdoor proof-of-concept.
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They say that milestone — and proof of concept at scale — will change the spending patterns for makers of semiconductors, batteries, chemicals, and those involved in mining, energy, and making charging stations.
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"It's interesting science and what it might do is serve as the proof of concept that you can do gene editing of someone, as opposed to stem cell transplantation," said Fauci.
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While Mythic, or other companies, might have a proof-of-concept chip that can drop on the table, getting a production-ready piece of next-generation silicon is a dramatic undertaking.
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Below that level, we've seen startups spend large sums and risk their future on what amounts to a proof of concept project for a mid-level director with no real juice.
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Max Scott, a professor of entomology at North Carolina State University, developed the wound-cleaning maggot as a side project, and received no funding to do his proof-of-concept work.
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The visionary billionaire behind Tesla and SpaceX is working on a proof of concept for building a tunnel under Los Angeles to ease gridlock, LeFrak told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Friday.
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This car is a proof of concept, and probably appeals to a very limited market of people who spend too much time on the road to make it to the gym.
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Mohammadi tells Gizmodo, however, that the tool he's released is merely a proof-of-concept uploaded to further research into the problem, and is not intended for people to use maliciously.
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For Panasonic, the technology has largely been proof of concept – something designed to get journalists at shows like CES excited and create some good b-roll of the show's wackiest gadgets.
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All the affected companies had planned to disclose the vulnerability next week, but moved forward the announcement as details, as well as proof-of-concept exploit code, began to leak out.
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Over the past few years, the company has transformed the Surface line from boutique proof of concept to one of the more innovative and forward-looking PC brands on the market.
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Especially in unfinished proof-of-concept form, the only progress to be made in Vive shooters is facing successively larger and deadlier groups of enemies, sometimes with no end in sight.
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"The technology, which passed the proof-of-concept stage, will bring 3D Face Authentication and affordable 3D imaging to the mobile, automotive, industrial and medical markets," MultiVu CEO Doron Nevo said.
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Mazur said the number of drone flights that Zipline conducts daily is likely more than all of the registered flights in the history of Amazon and Google's proof-of-concept efforts.
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The consequences of Maine's experiment could be momentous, with the potential to change campaigns, enliven third-party candidacies, and if successful, serve as proof-of-concept for the system at scale.
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But the proof of concept suggests more advanced digital assistants than commercially available at the moment that can not only organize your calendar but resolve complex conflicts, such as sales negotiations.
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A few years ago when the original HTC Vive and Oculus Rift hit the market, they passed the proof of concept test in ways stuff like the Virtual Boy never did.
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It's still a bit crude compared with what comes out of most commercial 3D printers, but that's to be expected — this is really just a proof of concept in a lab.
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In what amounts to an innocuous but important proof-of-concept, a hacker called qwertyoruiopz has released a pseduo-jailbreak that allows you to run arbitrary code on the Nintendo Switch.
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As of the time of writing, security researchers have only been able to develop proof-of-concept exploits that could remotely shut down affected computers — or so-called denial-of-service attacks.
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A study published today in the journal American Institute of Physics has a proof of concept for laser-printed memory cells—basically analogous to transistors—onto flexible sheets of plastic and foil.
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Yin's proof-of-concept code has since been transformed into a more robust version, with an interface that can be used by art conservators; the open-source software can be freely downloaded.
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Dragon Bench sculptures are now in museum collections around the world, but the piece also served as a proof of concept for the much larger, more practical, and more ambitious bridge project.
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Sony comes out to the SXSW festival here in Austin every year mainly to showcase its prototype and proof-of-concept projects, all part of its R&D-focused Future Lab program.
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If Here Active Listening was meant to be a limited run proof of concept, then Here One was Doppler's first swing at making a product that could appeal to a wide audience.
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Another successful launch and recovery of a recycled rocket would help the company move beyond the proof-of-concept phase of reflying boosters and move toward treating its rockets as truly reusable.
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The work is limited in scope, focusing only on a single negotiation scenario, but is a good proof of concept that points the way to building more powerful bots in the future.
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It was mostly a publicity stunt and a proof of concept, but it also called attention to the fact that most women in Poland have no safe, legal abortion options in practice.
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The researchers created a proof-of-concept (which is currently the only evidence of the exploit) to show how easily they could illegally download streaming video once CDM technology has decrypted it.
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Leng became fascinated by the idea of personal aviation and "flew" his first proof-of-concept eVTOL aircraft in 2011 in his front yard (it lifted about 3 feet off the ground).
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From Spectrum: This is obviously a proof of concept, but it could be used in situations where long-distance glides terminate in a permanent perch at some high point for data collection.
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According to GCaptain, the test took place near Kalundborg in Denmark, and the proof-of-concept involved dropping a small parcel a couple meters down onto the deck of a container ship.
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When you match this concept with the motion-capture and performance work intrinsic to the Apes films, the result is something that is part movie, part game, and part proof of concept.
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Now that its device has had a successful proof-of-concept run, the team says the next goal is getting a single photon source and single photon detector on the same chip.
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But Lies Within has no doubt already served as a crucial proof of concept for Skybound, opening the door for an entirely different kind of audience to explore Delusion's dark fantasy world.
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Unfortunately, it's too early to test either of these proof of concept experiments, and Microsoft still needs to prove the HoloLens can be as accessible and compelling as it claims to be.
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Like LBP, the first Super Mario Maker was a brilliant proof of concept, offering the internet a toolset approachable enough to build a big buffet of levels—many terrible, but some brilliant.
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It announced 15 new Alexa-enabled products in September of last year, including a microwave that was a proof-of-concept of the types of products its partners can build with Alexa.
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In interviews, lead author Seth Shipman suggests that it's a proof of concept exercise meant to model a future in which cells record a kind of living record of their own existences.
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At CES this year, Audi is showing a VR-based system that will immerse potential customers in the car of their choice — and this is completely real, not a proof of concept.
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I submitted several proof-of-concept demos showing that those kinds of actions could all be suppressed by a Content Security Policy but then unlocked again when viewed through the web annotator.
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When Facebook's internal creative team, known as The Factory, set out to film a proof of concept for its new 230-degree video camera, they picked an ambitious subject: Grand Central Terminal.
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Kubo and the Two Strings may not pull off everything it wants to, but it is a proof of concept that somebody can — and it provides some tremendous views along the way.
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Before this project, researchers had scanned several other paintings as proof of concept, but this was the first time the technique was used on a major painting with a high-resolution result.
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Phase II of the FDA/DEA approved, double-blind study is underway at NYU, following up on a promising proof-of-concept study at the University of New Mexico published last year.
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The dairy is in proof-of-concept phase, but has sold around $10,000 worth of milk since April,with its cow herd arriving in January—now numbering about 50, according to Matthews.
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Shoemaker, a former Navy aviator, fighter pilot and aeronautics engineer, will have the daunting privilege of being the first to fly the company's proof of concept single-seater during tests next year.
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In one proof-of-concept study, 28 percent of patients with EGFR-mutated advanced non-small cell lung cancer who had previously been treated with Tagrisso showed a partial response with savolitinib.
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How could someone, hearing all of this, just kick back and say there's "not enough to do," or that Sea of Thieves was more a proof of concept than a full game?
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"We've been doing proof of concept tests with Handle and some early customers to validate our expectations on what the useful tasks are in a warehouse for moving boxes around," says Playter.
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For most of the components, the researchers showed only that they could make an arbitrary change to the part's firmware, not actually going so far as to write proof-of-concept malware.
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The 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, was supposed to be proof of concept, a demonstration that the pro-Trump shitposters could be turned into a real-world political movement.
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Li On and CTS Labs CTO Yaron Luk-Zilberman said that the researchers sent AMD details of the flaws, including source code for proof-of-concept exploits and more documentation, before publication.
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"It was a proof of concept that optical clocks can be used as sensors for gravitational potential," Cecilia Clivati, one of the study's authors from Italy's National Institute for Metrological Research, told me.
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Forensics expert and iOS hacker Jonathan Zdziarski, for instance, demonstrated a partial proof-of-concept version of the attack in March that worked only on a jailbroken iPhone with some security measures disabled.
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But as some of the entrepreneurs in the Upstart 25 show, bootstrapping can sometimes give a business the runway it needs to gather the proof of concept it needs to win over investors.
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Dr. McAuliffe, who specializes in measuring the environmental impact of foods, pointed out that his findings should be "interpreted with caution" given they were currently just a "proof of concept," reports The Times.
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By way of being for kids, Smart House is allowed to overreact to something silly — but almost two decades later it's deranged cynicism looks more like a proof of concept for reasonable skepticism.
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Bennett notes that the app was cobbled together in "20 minutes," and is meant to serve more as a proof of concept in its current stage, but it does more or less work.
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Although the researchers don't have plans to bring Pixie to the market, the project is a proof-of-concept, showing how physical objects could be a feasible way to use two-factor authentication.
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The prototype is intended purely as a proof of concept, designed to show the potential for future real-time news and information services presented using these new kinds of AI based presentation systems.
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Most recently, Accion completed a proof of concept lab test demonstrating that by including 4 times the number of microscopic nozzles on each engine they could greatly increase the amount of thrust provided.
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The program launches in September with five categories of risk and reward: To be eligible for a reward, researchers will need to provide a proof-of-concept on the latest iOS and hardware.
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Proof of concept is done and the next step is large-scale testing, which the company is doing with an early access program and in clinical trials being conducted with the French military.
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Proof-of-concept and trials like this one are also requisite steps in getting to a point where UPS is actually using this tech live in the field where it could genuinely help.
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These workarounds showed up quickly at first, but the process has been anything but smooth, and proof-of-concept code for exploiting these vulnerabilities has been seen online for more than a month.
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The original Firebase and Oats' projects Rakka and Zygote aren't full films: they're polished proof-of-concept films that spell out the broader strokes of the worlds Blomkamp and his team have created.
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The Here Ones may be just as much of a proof of concept as the company's earlier Here Active Listening product, but this time they're also a pair of powerful noise-cancelling headphones.
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As proof of concept, Hill's team first built a fluidic router out of MECs: a component for pumping and mixing various fluids, which is a critical task for diagnostic arrays, among other tools.
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The pre-seed round is usually smaller than $500,000 (almost never larger than $1 million) and is for companies that have interesting ideas that need to move beyond a potential proof of concept.
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Their new study, which was published today in Science, provides a proof-of-concept for an algorithm capable of predicting information about poverty in five African countries: Nigeria, Tanzania, Uganda, Malawi, and Rwanda.
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Within a day of the announcement this week, Dardaman published a proof of concept that showed how the new functionality could be programmed to run the CoinHive cryptomining program through an Excel document.
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It also debuted a "robotic butler" with a tablet face back at CES in January that seemed more proof of concept than shipping product — though UBTECH has promised a broad 2019 release date.
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The hacked data also includes CBP-related files, including a 2015 presentation that contains images of people in their vehicles as part of a proof-of-concept Perceptics made for CBP in 2015.
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The contracts that had been scheduled for signing in Paris would have unlocked funds for developing a demonstrator aircraft - a proof-of-concept vehicle that would pave the way for a full prototype.
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So far, the real-world demonstration has been limited to only a network of three cars, but it still represented a successful proof of concept, paving the way for larger trials to follow.
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MeerKAT, which is located roughly 350 miles north of Cape Town, is something of a proof of concept for the Square Kilometer Array (SKA) which is slated to come online in the 2020s.
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The Boring Company says the tunnel serves as a proof of concept for the tunnel-based transportation system that Musk wants to install throughout Los Angeles — and the rest of the United States.
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When the company still hadn't done so by the time a standard 90-day disclosure deadline had passed, Cavallarin went public, publishing a full description and proof-of-concept code on May 24.
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Video: European Space Agency/YouTube The proof-of-concept involved two gold platinum cubes, which were suspended in free-fall about 38 centimeters apart within the spacecraft, where only gravity could influence them.
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None of these are new mechanics, but Left-Hand Path is the first time I've seen them all combined in what feels like a deliberately designed narrative game, not a proof of concept.
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Researcher Marcin Kozlowski identified the vulnerability and posted a proof-of-concept showing how Android users could be exposed to a hack if they downloaded and played a video file with malicious code.
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The majority of the revenue, however, comes from enterprise customers, who pay a subscription fee for access to the platform (and the startups listed there) and then a per proof of concept price.
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Currently the team's work is still a proof of concept, but according to Ciecko they intend to work with the museum to create a project open to the public in the near future.
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It's a proof of concept that aims to cut down on one of the biggest costs of running a data center on land—cooling—and can be rapidly deployed anywhere in the world.
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Court also published a proof-of-concept video on YouTube in which he launches the calculator app (a standard trick for a hacking demo) on the target's system taking advantage of this bug.
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The flaws they'd seen the first year could be easily fixed — there were simple ways to make sure no one matched with their siblings — but for now, their proof of concept had worked.
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We had to re-architect our proposition two or three times to really get the blockchain thing working, so there's a big difference between a proof of concept and the reality of blockchain.
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But in true proof-of-concept style, he says he didn't actually make any attempts to hide that chip, instead connecting it to the board with a mess of wiring and alligator clips.
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At the other end of the European benchmark, Argenx climbed 5.7% after the Dutch biotech company announced positive phase two proof-of-concept data for an antibody trial and confirming its 2021 vision.
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Eliot reveals that Quentin asked him if he wanted to be together because the time-loop was "proof of concept" that they could live happily in love, but Eliot refused out of fear.
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"A Hidden Life" is indisputably the finest work Malick has produced in eight years, as an examination of faith, conviction and sacrifice, but also as proof of concept for his own idiosyncratic style.
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It was supposed to be proof of concept for Japan's micro-satellite and mini-rocket technology, which JAXA hopes to commercialize as private companies seek cheaper options that are easier to put into orbit.
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A proof-of-concept study utilizing an in vivo mouse model for AML showed that these CAR-T cells were able to eliminate disease burden and significantly enhance survival as compared to control groups.
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Prakash showed in a proof-of-concept video that he could specify an invalid payment method, expressed in a simple string of characters like "abc" or "xyz," and not be billed for the ride.
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It's still something of a proof-of-concept, but his eventual goal is to sell these cases (you'll have to bring your own innards) to other folks who want something a bit more portable.
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Meltdown is the immediate threat, with proof-of-concept exploits already available, but Spectre is much deeper and harder to patch, potentially leading to generations of more subtle exploits in the years to come.
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At this early stage, the researchers simply wanted to know if the system would work, and they got their proof-of-concept when Burkhart successfully used his thoughts to open and close his hand.
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According to Arch Mission Foundation's co-founder, Nova Spivack, the first Lagrange library between the Earth and the Moon will be a proof of concept mission that will contain a backup of planet Earth.
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Having built this house as a proof of concept, the team is now aiming to make even smaller structures on the tips of carbon nanotubes — ones that could comfortably pass through the house's windows.
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It was a proof of concept test of the underlying technology of a hyperloop and the company will be hoping with a full-scale build of the tubes, it can carry out further trials.
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And nationwide, K-12 schools are leading a fledgling "net-zero" building boom that has grown from a few proof-of-concept structures a decade ago to hundreds of buildings completed or under-construction.
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Those are healthy-sounding stats at this early stage of MoviePass's proof-of-concept approach, but the service may be growing so fast that it hasn't had enough time to fully demonstrate its value.
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As with the beads used as contraceptive, this sperm selection technique will need further tests to prove its utility, but the scientists involved say as a proof of concept their study is a success.
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Interested parties will need to have a good proof of concept, and, perhaps more of a sticking point for many, be able to move to Shenzhen for the entirety of the Spring 2017 program.
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Theoretically, the device could store the entire contents of the US Library of Congress within a 103-mm-wide cube—though the proof-of-concept demonstrated by the group topped out at 1 kilobyte.
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"I think our ultimate ambition is to provide proof of concept, hope that other businesses find some inspiration in what we've done and hopefully find their own social good to champion," said Medved-Po.
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Holmes has been researching the use of Tetris in this way for more than a decade in the lab and this proof-of-concept study is the first time she has experimented with patients.
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"There was a lot of work, such as schedule planning and proof of concept tech, that went into the Sleeping Dogs 23 pitch," said one source, who worked at the company during this time.
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So a version of the text to speech platform will be developed in Swedish first, with a "basic English voice" following, and finally a plan to do a "proof of concept" version in Arabic.
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Many Chinese companies are also struggling to move beyond the proof of concept stage, Bénichou said, arguing that they "don't know the business case" or how to "instil value" in the data they have.
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As inventive as Drake's exosemiotics were in 1974, the Arecibo message was ultimately more of a proof-of-concept than a genuine attempt to make contact, as Drake himself is the first to admit.
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"When we built the proof of concept, we built a prototype on Azure to make sure the whole thing worked and is secure, and now what we're doing is building it," EY's Crawford noted.
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However, there are a number of challenges to successfully implementing the Skynest product — and the airline will have to prove that the product is more than just a proof-of-concept, or a gimmick.
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But as most experts advise, the important part is to start small and begin testing AI and other tech on low-risk bets that can serve as a proof of concept for larger projects.
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The Canadian-funded software successfully defended a Ukrainian news site from outside attackers, serving as a proof of concept that the small-scale, open-source, community-based can ward off clouds of malicious machines.
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Davis didn't find anything with the preliminary, proof-of-concept run, according to the paper published recently in Physical Review Letters, but he was able to help physicists understand what a SIMP can't look like.
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"From the first proof of concept studies to today, there has been an excellent, independent regulatory process which consulted patients and the public at every stage," said Dr. Jeremy Farrar, director of the Wellcome Trust.
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Mostly though, DeX is a proof of concept that shows it's not so crazy to think that a smartphone could accomplish as much as a PC, provided it has the right peripherals attached to it.
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It's important to note that it's a proof-of-concept study that involved a limited sample size, but it still shows that there's hope for allergy treatment that can further be examined through larger studies.
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"This is a great proof-of-concept," said Rodolphe Barrangou, a microbiologist at North Carolina State University, who also co-founded a company for Crispr-based antimicrobial products and was not involved in the study.
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Look, Google Clips comes across to me as more of a proof-of-concept device that showcases the power of artificial intelligence as applied to the world of photography rather than a breakthrough consumer device.
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Wireless charging isn't ready for the prime time yet—the ORNL's proof of concept is still just that—but it's likely to be an important stepping stone for getting more people interested in electric vehicles.
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It's an immediately accessible piece of fun, and a strong proof of concept that can demonstrate to a general audience how magical it can feel for a real environment to be digitally transformed around them.
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The project, featured in the journal Biomaterials, is about as proof-of-concept as you can get, but the primary value is proving that a previously existing vascular system can stand in for other systems.
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AutoDelivery, which is currently still "proof of concept," is built on the startup's own BrainOS navigation platform, which is currently powering products from a number of companies, including Tennant, Minuteman, ICE, Nilfisk and SoftBank Robotics.
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On select Expedia Group brands native applications for Android, Glassbox exists from a prior proof of concept in the codebase but it has been disabled for some time and has not been actively capturing information.
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For HTT, the project acts as a proof-of-concept for its business model, monetization strategy and short-term viability, while it looks to build an actual Hyperloop transit system in the more distant future.
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As ZDNet first reported, cybersecurity firm Intego recently spotted malware authors testing out what the researchers call OSX/Linker, which uses a variation on Cavallarin's proof-of-concept to sneak malicious code past Gatekeeper's defenses.
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Icon cofounder Evan Loomis told Business Insider that pinpointing an exact cost estimate is tricky, but the company successfully printed a 350-square-foot proof-of-concept home for $10,000 in 24 hours in 2018.
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After the researchers figured out how the memory overwriting process works, they said it took just a few hours to build a proof-of-concept tool that prevented the firmware from clearing secrets from memory.
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In just a few years, we've gone from second screens that only really served as proof of concept to second screens that are a valuable feature I'd love to see on more laptops going forward.
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Gendry is already going down this road as part of the frankly seemingly crazy plan to capture a wight or White Walker and take it to King's Landing as a proof-of-concept for Cersei.
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Late last year, researchers carried out a proof-of-concept demonstration showing how internet-connected home thermostats, such as Nest, could be hacked and held hostage, leaving homeowners in the freezing cold (or blistering heat).
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These security researches have now revealed that Intel didn't properly test vital proof-of-concept code that was provided back in September 2018, and that the company is not fixing the root of the problem.
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While the company says it has a working "proof of concept", the technology has yet to be proven in space, so don't expect a fleet of internet-providing nanosatellites for at least a few years.
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Their proof-of-concept, a new tool to study spatial cognition, is described in a new study published Monday in Nature Methods, and Straw said the gaming industry is to thank for the tech they used.
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These results are a proof-of-concept, for sure—the particle still travels through a tube and only over a few meters, a distance over which you might as well just verbalize the message out loud.
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Greenberg tells us the team has yet to do a granular carbon accounting that includes details like the cost of transporting the corn, but then a BECCS proof-of-concept was not the project's original goal.
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"I think it's an interesting proof of concept of possibly using bacteria as bricks to build structure on the microscale cheaply and easily," study author Roberto Di Leonardo from the Sapiezna University of Roma told Gizmodo.
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In August, IBM researchers presented DeepLocker, a proof-of-concept malware that used deep neural networks to hide its malicious payload, a variation of the WannaCry ransomware, and only activate it when it detected its target.
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It's not quite as clear a difference as with Revelations, since it does look fine on a TV, but its newer technology serves as a strong proof of concept for what Switch horror games can be.
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The press release for Vivo's TOF 3D sensor promises that "this is no mere proof of concept," though the company hasn't given an exact timeline for when the technology will be commercialized in an actual phone.
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The two-mile test tunnel underneath SpaceX's headquarters in Hawthrone, California, is a proof-of-concept for an underground public transportation system which aims to transport passengers and vehicles beneath congested roadways on autonomous electric skates.
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The research was a kind of proof-of-concept, one showing that similar analyses can be performed by paleoclimatologists in any arid and semi-arid region, which is typically where rich deposits of pedothems are found.
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Outside the confines of a controlled sensor-packed drone arena, this craft might not perform so well, but as a proof-of-concept, the craft proves that every drone doesn't necessarily require four propellers to fly.
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Hack The Pentagon was considered a proof-of-concept project — a way for bug bounty advocates like Lynch to show that the program would improve security without risking the breach of classified material or crucial systems.
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Why it matters: Should SkyCool's proof-of-concept test pan out (they're currently in field trials), the technology could have a serious impact at hotels, supermarkets and other places that require massive amounts of climate control.
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As such, its presence here at Mobile World Congress is primarily as a proof of concept and as a cute accessory to join the cast of so-called Friends that LG is preparing for the G5.
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But as a proof of concept alone, the results here are still important – that new materials can continue to allow smaller transistor sizes, and with it increased power and efficiency for the computers of the future.
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Different from a "proof-of-concept," where the costs are borne entirely by the vendor, the blind "show us what you've got" PoV scenario can be the way forward for public and private sector solutions alike.
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In that sense, the piece serves as a proof of concept for a specific kind of experience — one that's simply about hanging out in a stylized environment and building a two-way relationship with a character.
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In the past ten years, the rise of food truck culture gave aspiring chefs the chance to try out proof-of-concept menus that have evolved to some of the city's best brick-and-mortar restaurants.
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The team at Perception Point, however, has identified a bug—and built a proof-of-concept attack—that makes it possible to replace an item from the keyring that's temporarily stored in memory with some code.
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The Hitachi EMIEW3 humanoid robot begins its first proof-of-concept tests at the major international airport in Tokyo today, opening in Passenger Terminal 2 and providing helpful info to travellers in both English and Japanese.
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Clocking in at 20 minutes, while many VR experiences range between five and ten, Allumette (or, "matchstick" in French) is an immersive filmmaking opus, a proof of concept for artists defining the lexicon of VR storytelling.
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"The proof of concept has shown that blockchain technology lends itself well to solving for the operational complexity and volumes of equity swaps lifecycle processing," said Roman Eisenberg, global head, prime services technology, at Credit Suisse.
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You have to build the right proof of concept, prototypes, other things — in hardware or software or whatever type of technology you're creating — and just go from there and ultimately build up that sense of credibility.
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According to Kessler's LinkedIn, Hand Eye Technologies raised money, built a proof-of-concept model, and filed provisional patents but pivoted to become a mobile-app development consultancy, working with customers including Nokia, Intel, and Sephora.
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"I think, at that time, Travis planting his stake in the space was a whole new proof of concept, of market validation," Corey Manicone, the co-founder and CEO of Zuul Kitchens, said in an interview.
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As Microsoft is opening this up to gamers and anyone who has the skills to find flaws, it's expecting high-quality reports with a detailed write-up or video demonstration, and a clear proof of concept.
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The researchers did not develop proof of concept attacks against any of the potentially vulnerable medical devices, but the relevant SoCs contain bugs that could be used to crash the communication functions or the whole device.
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My role as an automation developer was to work alongside a Selenium developer and create a proof-of-concept on whether the CNBC Quality Assurance Team should be using QTP or Selenium as their automation tool.
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Then he found a small proof-of-concept study online about the impact of psilocybin—the active, psychedelic ingredient in magic mushrooms—on OCD, and was inspired to embark on his own journey of self-experimentation.
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It's a brief, slow-paced, puzzle-based first-person adventure game that serves if nothing else as an excellent proof-of-concept of the sort of absorbing adventures we'll be undertaking in virtual reality from now on.
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A new proof-of-concept study published this week in Radiology shows a modified version of CT scanning, called phase-contrast CT scanning, can be used to do microscopic-scale imaging of soft-tissue in human mummies.
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The company has successfully landed 21 of its Falcon 25 rockets since 235, and one of these used boosters flew again for the first time in March — an important proof-of-concept in SpaceX's pursuit of reusability.
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But the updates have incrementally transformed the iPhone from what was little more than a proof of concept in 2007 to a legitimate icon, now aesthetically complete with the advent of the iPhone 7... dongle and all.
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Doom VFR's E3 demo provides a taste — giving you a bunch of guns and pitting you against a wide assortment of beasties — but it still feels more like a proof-of-concept than a fully baked experience.
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If the 2016 election was proof-of-concept for platform-enabled election meddling, the 2018 midterms, just months away, are shaping up to be more of a large-scale clinical trial — and an absolute nightmare for Facebook.
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For now, we just have to assume this is a sort of proof of concept — along with the fun little fox walking guy the company trotted out that had shades of a certain Johnny Cash-voiced coyote.
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For one, the mini-game, even though it was very basic and very much a proof-of-concept, didn't have to blow me away with realistic graphics, a virtual reality component, or some other showy conference gimmick.
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Why it matters: While SpaceX's first Falcon Heavy launch in February 2018 was a successful proof of concept, this launch marks the first time the rocket has actually delivered a payload to orbit for a paying customer.
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Ford had actually shown off the Alexa integration as a technical proof of concept at CES last year, but now it's actually in beta testing with Ford employees ahead of its planned wider rollout later this year.
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Long story short, this proof-of-concept would make it possible to support 24 different devices on the same band of spectrum, basically making current 4G connectivity much more efficient and more capable of handling data loads.
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"The underlying EBIT progression in Mail/PeP (Post-eCommerce-Parcel) is helpful - especially given recent B2C parcel expansion outside Germany, where we find investors crave profit proof of concept," RBC analyst Damian Brewer said in a note.
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Building off its earlier momentum—eight launches in 2016 and 18 in 2017—SpaceX's reusable rocket technology moved out of the proof-of-concept stage to become the backbone of a growing fleet of flight-proven rockets.
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For that reason, it was probably only a matter of time before unofficial workarounds surfaced, like this proof of concept program on GitHub that allows Rift exclusives Lucky's Tale and Oculus Dreamdeck to play on the Vive.
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Previous projects encoded a full book and Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" The idea has been in the proof of concept stage for years, and so far, the information stored has been modest.
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Gojek, whose backers include Alphabet's Google and Chinese tech companies Tencent and JD, will start operating based on a proof-of-concept to measure demand for the service over six months, Minister Anthony Loke Siew Fook said.
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Although Lum and his colleagues' enigma machine was only a proof of concept, it proved solid enough to pass review at Physical Review A, where the results of their research will be published in the coming months.
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But that organization has its own global payments innovation (gpi) DLT Proof of Concept (PoC) third stage project, which is trying to catch up, to protect its incumbent position as the processor of global cross-border payments.
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VUSec, for instance, created a proof of concept, shown above, that can pull hashed passwords—strings of encrypted passwords that can often be cracked by hackers—out of a target chip's component called a line-fill buffer.
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For their presentation, Cîrlig and Tanase showed a proof-of-concept malware program—a Bash script—that when executed via USB, continuously looked for open Wi-Fi hotspots, connected to them and could exfiltrate newly collected data.
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For a proof-of-concept experiment, which will be published in the May issue of Biomaterials, WPI biomedical engineering graduate student Joshua Gerslak cleared out spinach leaves' plant cells by flushing a detergent solution through the stem.
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For the time being, Velox serves as a proof-of-concept for its technology and novel drivetrain system, and Pliant Energy Systems has no plans to start churning them out for rescue personnel to add to their toolset.
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Researchers have disclosed a proof-of-concept that reveals how an attacker might exfiltrate the decrypted contents of a PGP message from a target's computer, provided they can intercept the message in transit, or infiltrate their computer first.
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Wang said that the technology still has obstacles to overcome (for example, electrode corrosion) before their technology could be moved beyond the lab, but that he hopes within five-years to have a large scale proof-of-concept.
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But before it got that advanced, there was a proof-of-concept made of foam with what looked like a pair of ice cream scoop handles affixed to the back to control body rolling and head movement separately.
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The creators of the PowerWatch are using the device as a proof-of-concept for their thermoelectric generator technology, which they've managed to make small and efficient enough to incorporate into a device as compact as a watch.
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This launch is only a proof of concept; Vivo has not announced an actual product that sports the new sensor yet, although a Vivo spokesperson said the company plans to integrate it into its devices in the future.
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After running some tests, the team built and tested a proof-of-concept prototype with a 5 centimeter by 5 centimeter MOF layer and a solar powered condenser, which they tested on the roof of an MIT building.
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Those who wish to dislodge Trump and Trumpism from the party face an enormous challenge because for all his flaws as a candidate, he is proof of concept that performative bigotry is a ticket to a loyal following.
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First, by moving vaccine candidates from preclinical studies through to proof of concept and safety in humans, we will be in a much better position to test the effectiveness of these vaccines at scale should an epidemic threaten.
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And it will be a very interesting proof of concept landmark when we have a burger that is — for flavor and deliciousness — the best burger on earth… that's going to send a very important signal to the world.
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Over the past decade, he has built a couple of tiny shape-shifting Manhattan apartments with sliding walls and expandable furniture, each of which served as his primary residence and a proof-of-concept for potential business partners.
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If it's too hard to breach a network over the internet, hackers may successfully resort to mailing an employee a device designed to steal passwords or implant malware over WiFi, IBM demonstrated in a novel proof-of-concept.
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Holoride is currently in a proof-of-concept phase but the company has previously partnered with Audi, which owns a minority stake in Holoride, to conduct demos at the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show, according to the company's website.
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Further, telecoms should look to forge close relationships with relevant public and private institutions by establishing themselves with proof-of-concept trials — AT&T is pursuing multiple 5G hospital trials to allow the institutions to try its network.
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López Obrador has vowed to review tens of thousands of the agreements over the next four years, but has resisted progressive calls to deliver 500 reviews as proof of concept before Congress takes a vote on the USMCA.
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The bioscientist is hoping for new partnerships with academic and conservation institutions to offer funding and support that will allow him to continue his research and deliver the proof of concept: the first lab-cultivated living African penguin.
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In Manhattan, where developers bet big on Far West Side and downtown sites, in areas unaccustomed to hulking towers, proof of concept will rest on the pace of sales — and most everyone is being tight-lipped about numbers.
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"I would envision that as we demonstrate the safety as well as the cost savings from this pathway that there can be basically a pilot and a proof of concept that Congress could then look to," he said.
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It will involve a proof of concept in Brooklyn Bridge Park later this year, featuring a larger test bridge constructed with a different floatation element (sectional barges instead of styrofoam) and running somewhere between 120 and 200 feet.
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The tunnel, an initial proof-of-concept, has been excavated along a path that runs not through Los Angeles but beneath the tiny adjacent municipality of Hawthorne, where Musk's Boring Company and his SpaceX rocket firm are both headquartered.
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And then we tested it, as a proof of concept, we found out what was relevant, what wasn't, what actually provided a return on investment, and then we optimized that solution, and then started replicating it around the country.
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LOS ANGELES — A trial by jury could decide whether a fan-made Star Trek film — meant to be a proof-of-concept for a higher quality, feature-length version — boldly went too far into the depths of copyright infringement.
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In June 2018, 3GSolar was named as one of three winners of a competition run by Israel Aerospace Industries-BEDEK, and is now working on a proof of concept project to integrate its photovoltaic technology on cargo tracking systems.
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Christopher Danforth, co-author of the study from the University of Vermont, also told BuzzFeed that the researchers haven't created a diagnostic test — just a proof-of-concept for a way to possibly read early signs and help people.
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There are many hurdles remaining, but recently Hyperloop One, one of the nascent players attempting to build out the technology, completed a proof of concept outside of Las Vegas and has the stated goal of transporting people by 2021.
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Musk said the first two tunnel segments would serve as proof-of-concept sites to demonstrate ideas for a traffic-easing network of subterranean tubes whisking passenger-carrying "pods" and individual cars from place to place at high speeds.
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The PACCAR arrangement has already resulted in the production of one proof-of-concept vehicle, a Level 4 autonomous truck that uses Nvidia's Drive PX 2 platform with neural network training fed by data of humans driving semis-tractors.
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Building on a proof of concept study that Alcaide published in the Journal of Neural Engineering, Neurable's core innovation is a machine learning method that could cut down the processing wait so that user selection happens in real time.
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If it can pull in another few thousand by this Thursday, Barry & Joe: The Animated Series will head straight to production on a short pilot episode, which Reid can use as a proof of concept for a full series.
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In a blog post showing his proof-of-concept, Mishra showed TechCrunch that a user only had to click a link masked as a web address, which would open a locally stored app or file unhindered and without warning.
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But as Google continues to test the VR market with Cardboard, odds are that the company will use Cardboard's early success as proof-of-concept data for its possibly bigger, more expensive push into VR in the near future.
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The senior investigator of this project, bioengineer Pierre Dupont from Boston Children's Hospital, said this proof-of-concept experiment suggests autonomous surgical robots could be used for complex procedures, freeing up surgeons to focus on the most difficult tasks.
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But after a researcher who goes by Privacy 1st released a proof-of-concept video detailing suspicious behavior in the app, Mac security researchers Patrick Wardle of Digita Security and Thomas Reed of Malwarebytes independently investigated it as well.
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Sure, it is a great proof of concept if you can effectively deploy a technology in one location, but if you want to make a major impact, you have to be able to replicate that ability across many places.
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The new proof of concept would divide the course, providing a shortened version for the initial 0315 MOS before that individual would then be shipped back to a unit to perform scout duties and guidance from unit 0317 snipers.
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The new vaccine shows promise against this happening and its use on already-infected people proves its efficacy as a proof of concept, added Marie-Ange Demoitie, vaccine project leader for the development of vaccines against tuberculosis at GlaxoSmithKline.
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Researchers would still need to link the systems together, but suddenly, it was possible for them to imagine linking together all of those devices into something that was a game-changer instead of just a proof-of-concept prototype.
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The Florida-based Magic Leap has dropped several proof-of-concept videos over the past year, bringing robots, planets, and and monsters to life through the technology that had MIT's Technology Review's Rachel Metz "wide-eyed" at its realism.
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"Existing trade finance processes are ripe for disruption and this proof of concept demonstrates how companies around the world could benefit from these emerging technologies," Michael Eidel, Commonwealth Bank's executive general manager for cashflow and transaction services, said in the statement.
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Because so much of the initial adoption of open-source software comes from developers organically downloading and using the software, the companies themselves can often bypass both the marketing pitch and the proof-of-concept stage of the sales cycle.
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While they contain scientific instruments including cameras, thermometers, and accelerometers, one purpose of the rovers (which use torque generated by rotating internal components instead of wheels) is simply to act as a proof of concept for low-gravity environmental exploration.
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But the team's proof-of-concept demo delivered a company registration in less than two hours — though it should be noted they had been working up to that for a year, and collaborating with IBM and Swisscom on the project.
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But NASA's lander is not dependant on Mars Cube One (MarCO) for its success; the CubeSats are involved in a proof-of-concept mission to test the viability of sending small satellites to the outer reaches of the Solar System.
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And the proof of concept is still there: That a video game series based on the conceit of making ancient history feel personal benefits greatly from expanding its scope to include the ethnicities and cultures that actually built that history.
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"I don't think that we could have been successful if we had just announced a platform for this kind of game without building a proof-of-concept game and showing that it could have an enthusiastic fan base," he said.
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We don't know the Athena launch date for sure — but one seemingly likely possibility is that Facebook's satellite will launch on a proof-of-concept Small Spacecraft Mission Service (SSMS) flight that will include 42 different satellite payloads from varying companies.
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Proof of Concept by Gwyneth Jones In the future, on an overcrowded and polluted Earth, a government project has developed a technology that might spell out some hope for the human race: the ability to travel to other, habitable worlds.
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I am annoyed that so much of the season was about his drama with Lee, when it could have otherwise served as a proof of concept to sell the professional wrestler slash big-hearted single dad sitcom that America needs.
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Coming off the heels of yesterday's post detailing a project to build his own home AI, Mark Zuckerberg is back today with a goofy proof-of-concept video showing off an idealized version of how his Jarvis system actually works.
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The robot is still at the proof-of-concept stage, but the MIT team that created it hopes that automating construction will cut costs and boost worker safety, according to a paper published this week in the journal Science Robotics.
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Ditto for ZTE, whose own big unveiling, the simply named Gigabit Phone was more proof of concept than anything else, happy muddying the waters in the lead up to 5G with its confusing and difficult to pronounce "5uper Generation" tagline.
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For now, the DE-U is just a proof-of-concept designed to show off what's possible with HTC's Vive Tracker, so we don't know how much it will cost or even whether it will ever get a public release.
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Elon Musk's subterranean side project, the Boring Company, went before the Culver City Council last night with its proposal to dig a 6.5-mile "proof-of-concept" tunnel underneath Los Angeles, with the goal of solving the region's traffic woes.
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In 2007, AGT started developing a proof of concept for the Central Monitoring System, which was supposed to include "real-time monitoring of Syrian targets," in partnership with RCS Lab, an Italian surveillance tech vendor, according to the leaked documents.
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It worked for Damien Chazelle, who initially made Whiplash as a short proof-of-concept film, complete with J.K. Simmons playing the role that would win him a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for the feature-length version of the story.
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A warshipping device (Image: IBM/supplied) A warshipping device (Image: IBM/supplied) The researchers developed a proof-of-concept device — the warship, which has a similar size to a small phone — into a package and dropped it off in the mail.
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It's called "DNA origami," and while many different kinds of shapes have been created using it, this is the first proof of concept that it's possible to scale up and build large numbers of DNA based devices on computer chips.
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As further proof of concept of just how plugged into the wrestling superfan's brain Janela is, jobber to the stars James Ellsworth is wrestling legitimately terrifying Matt Riddle, a former MMA fighter who's making a strong transition to pro wrestling.
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CHUCK ROBBINS: Well I think what you see happening in the U.S., as well as around the world, is you're seeing in proof of concept trials out there in major markets where they're delivering 5G to next generation mobile devices.
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Though the "proof-of-concept" structure cannot beat for more than about 30 minutes at a stretch, the artificial heart nevertheless possesses left and right ventricles, pumps a liquid resembling blood and weighs about the same as a natural human heart.
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They were to be a proof of concept that it was in fact possible to create a completely closed and self-sustaining ecosystem—in other words, that it was possible to recreate the biosphere, Earth's natural life support system, artificially.
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When asked for comment after MG published his original proof-of-concept video, Amazon said the issue—instead of letting someone unlock your smart lock—rather relies on a courier leaving the house without verifying that the door was left open.
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It's clear the company put a lot of thought into the product, and along with recent additions, it represents the ongoing evolution of the Surface line from proof-of-concept Windows devices to some of the best products in their class.
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"Being able to show that a product resonates with the market either through the money you've raised or the number of people who have engaged with it, that's leverage, that's proof of concept," Mr. Ponzo said of crowdfunding success stories.
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Our experience in India is a great proof of concept, where within the space of a year, our joint venture has already increased the number of stores threefold, with car purchase volumes continuing to grow by 10% month-on-month.
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The current blockchain technology scene in Iran should be seen as similar to the activity occurring in many other countries, including the U.S. These blockchain projects are mostly proof-of-concept experiments, trying to figure out a product-market fit.
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At its annual Ignite Conference today, Palo Alto Networks will demonstrate the first third-party apps able to run on its cybersecurity platform, a "proof of concept" for a model that CEO Mark McLaughlin believes is the future of the industry.
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This proof of concept is an important one — it seems logical and practical to pack dozens or hundreds of these things into future missions, where they can be released into controlled trajectories providing sensing or communications relay capabilities to other spacecraft.
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However, it's not a permanent solution and it's still early days for the crew — the study merely builds on a previous proof-of-concept study they conducted last year and the technique has only been used on mice so far.
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"I think a lot of information is missing," Omer Shvartz, a security researcher at Israel's Ben Gurion University who showed a proof-of-concept supply chain hack involving a malicious chip in his research last year, told Motherboard in an email.
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The first habitation they built was impressive, though more for the proof of concept than for the structure itself: It had four walls and a roof, with airlocks and shielding in all the right places, but that was about it.
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The big picture: Philanthropists don't want to give a man a fish; instead they want to take credit for building a proof-of-concept that will persuade governments around the world to invest in large-scale programs of fishing pedagogy.
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You're not buying this machine because you're looking for something simple and cheap—it's not like the original Pinebook, a $264 device that is basically a proof of concept that a community-built laptop is an actual thing that could exist.
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Eight years after raising a $1.5 million proof-of-concept fund, Boldstart Ventures, a New York-based venture firm whose portfolio companies have been enjoying some serious momentum lately, just closed two new funds with $0003 million in capital commitments.
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