MIT severs ties to company promoting fatal brain uploading
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A startup called Nectome collected $200,000 from people hoping to become digitally immortal through suicide.
Source: technologyreview.com

A startup called Nectome collected $200,000 from people hoping to become digitally immortal through suicide.
Source: technologyreview.com
The space tourism startup Mars One has been called many things over the years, some more flattering than others. Though it’s had the opportunity to fold many times, and in spite of claims it’s scamming its own customers, the project with the stated goal of sending people to Mars has come up with bewildering new techniques to keep its charade afloat.
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We love Festo because every year they invest an entirely appropriate amount of time and money into bio-inspired robots that are totally cool and very functional but have limited usefulness. More often than not, it seems like Festo is able to take some of what it learns from designing and constructing these things and create practical new revenue-generating products. Which is good for them, and means they’ll keep making cool stuff.
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