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LIVE 11/4/2015 9AM @The 15th Annual EmTech MIT – MIT Media Lab: Top 10 Breakthrough Technologies & 2015 Innovators Under 35

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LIVE 11/4/2015 9AM @The 15th Annual EmTech MIT – MIT Media Lab: Top 10 Breakthrough Technologies & 2015 Innovators Under 35

Live Press Coverage in REAL TIME

Aviva Lev-Ari, PhD, RN

Director & Founder, Leaders in Pharmaceutical Business Intelligence, Boston

Co-Founder, GDE

8:30Registration & Breakfast

Ms. Kennedy

THE EXPERTS IN 3D PRINTING ARE HERE @MIT

9:00 Disruptive Entrepreneurship: 3D Printing

3D printing technologies are evolving quickly, presenting one of the fastest growing fields for entrepreneurs. Learn about breakthrough printing technologies from leaders in the field, and how the commercialization of these new materials and methods are poised to bring change to your industry.

Skylar Tibbits
Director, MIT Self-Assembly Lab
Innovation in 3-D Printing

INNOVATED IN 4D

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF 3D PRINTING+ — JOURNAL BIOMEDICAL, MATERIAL SCIENCE

BOOMING>>>

FDM, SLA, POLYJETS

NANOSCALES TO LARGE Scale as Building – Precision in Industrial Printing, Food Printing (Printing Meat) in the Kitchen,

Performance Structures: GE replacing milling,

Mass Customized Products without tooling down time

Challenges

Bedsize, space consideration, Speed, to print got out of Press, print smaall

Software – build what you do not know HOW to build, design side – Hardware material

Materials: New Metal, glass, super rigid.

Competing with injecting molding

Prototyping materials — PUSH THE limit for materials Properties

4D Printing + StrataSys + Autodesk

  • Print material composition: Joint is the geometric grid, hydrogel + FOrce Information is the third material
  • Self-Assembling Material
  • Speed – very flat transformed to large
  • Textile, rubber,
  • Printing AUGMENT properties of material
  • Wood: Sod Dust with fillaments; CURLING, FOLDING, FOLD INTO FURNITURE SHAPE, WOOD EXPANDS BY MOISTURE
  • Textiles: Stretch around the plane, encode the geometric transformation, cut out, with the code of forming: i.e.: Shoe
  • Carbon Fiber: Moisture, light active material
  • Rock Printing collaboration with ETH Zurich Institute of Technology:Exhibited in Chicago: Reverse Concrete

OTHER TOOLS not Printing

  • Water Jetting

Suite of materials and tools

TRENDS

  • 2015 is the MATERIAL REVOLUTION: functionality not seen before
  • Print allows functionality known in robotics NOT KNOWN IN MATERIALS

NERVOUS-SYS

  • SCIENCE&NATURE
  • DIGITAL FABRICATION
  • CO-CREATION

Objects PRODUCTIONS

  • COMPLEXITY IS FREE
  • VARIATION IS FREE
  • LOWER BARRIERS TO CREATION

http://nervo.usHow to create design software – expensive and difficult to use

  • design tools 2Ds to 3Ds to grow on a surface 3D Printing, plastics
  • Cellular structure mimics in 3D structures
  • Kinematics: FIber: Knit or woven: 3DSpace – digital hinges to get soft behaviours to make a dress from the
  • simulate draping: 3D compressed: design to fit the body: 3D Printing, design app, body +fit
  • Cloth Design – BodyLabs provide the body structure
  • Kinematics folding before the gorments is made – Printed as a single piece
  • Interactive design
  • Shapeless in NYC a Shop in NYC
  • Meeting in MOMA – Presentation: Dress Design in 3D Printing – construct objects

By http://nervo.us

David Lakatos
Product Lead, Formlabs
Innovation in 3-D Printing

Formlabs – 3D PRINTER OEM

  • Physics
  • Interaction Design
  • entrepreneurship

Build Printers and the Materials

3D Printer in every office, Printer on the Desktop

  • Surgical design tools made by 3D Printing
  • 2012 – $3Million machine
  • New machine Laser Liquid material converts into solid: FDM and SLA Printer deposition
  • Material COlor materila and FUnctional Materials — WHAT you see on functional materials

2015 and beyond

  • 1984-2005 Industrial huge machines and expensive
  • 2005-2015 Hobbyist: See the future – 3D Printing
  • 2015: ????????

  • @formlabs – where 3D Printing belongs

  • Product design: Unique to $50Million
  • Rapid prototyping
  • Rapid manufacturing

Shawn DuBravac
Chief Economist and Head of Research, Consumer Electronics Association
2016 Trends: Entrepreneurship in 3D Printing

1981 – XEROX introduced a machine wiht software and printing $7500

1982 – Macintosh of Apple – HW + SW: duplicated navigation $2500

1984 – rendering and navigation: Waste resource from scarcity to available

iPhone – use case front and back, from iPhone 3D Printing in 2017

  • conversation shifts from IBM in 1956 from possible to technological Meaningfufl
  • Wearable from possible to meaningful
  • 1% of schools have 3D Printing
  • 2D education today 3D Printing manipulation of objects in 3D
  • DARPA – using 3D Printing: Change
  • 80% by using a Service Bureau for a fee
  • Ceramics, wood,
  • CES: every material: Sugars for unique dessert design in Kitchen by Chefs
  • Rapid prototyping: 9 month design cycle 5 years for car, 9 month for iPhone – life cycle of design SHORTEN THE CYCLE
  • Rapid design perfected IN-HOUSE,
  • commercial application: Low Volume High Price
  • Interior Designed  – will use 3D Printing Unique Space customization
  • Antique NG – customize interior of Cars
  • 2000 – 40% had home computers
  • Iphone surpass PCs
  • In 36 months new innovations

discussion moderated by Ms. Kennedy

Question to formlabs

David:

  • Opportunities for enabling Professional 3D Printers like PCs
  • prototyping material
  • three functional material
  • flexible materials
  • tough materials

question from Boeing: Time to set up time at Boeing 9 months

Question to Nervo.us

  • using technology for products to be available today no inventory
  • R&D for affordable products based on printing
  • dress $5000 weight 5pd

OPEN SOURCE SW – yes AND COMMUNICATION IN COLLABORATION

NOT SO IN OPEN SOURCE IN HARDWARD

Rapid Manufacturing

  • evolution and transition
  • tech adoption

11:00 Tours of MIT Labs, Kendall Square

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LIVE 11/2/2015 3:15PM @The 15th Annual EmTech MIT – MIT Media Lab: Top 10 Breakthrough Technologies & 2015 Innovators Under 35

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LIVE 11/2/2015 3:15PM @The 15th Annual EmTech MIT – MIT Media Lab: Top 10 Breakthrough Technologies & 2015 Innovators Under 35

Reporter: Aviva Lev-Ari, PhD, RN

Live Press Coverage in REAL TIME

Aviva Lev-Ari, PhD, RN

Director & Founder, Leaders in Pharmaceutical Business Intelligence, Boston

Co-Founder, GDE

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3:15 Meet the Innovators Under 35

Jun Ge
Associate Professor, Tsinghua University
2015 Innovator Under 35

Zhen Gu
Assistant Professor, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and North Carolina State University
2015 Innovator Under 35

Cigall Kadoch
Assistant Professor, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Harvard Medical School
2015 Innovator Under 35

Michelle O’Malley
Assistant Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering, University of California, Santa Barbara
2015 Innovator Under 35

Aaswath Raman
Research Associate, Stanford University
2015 Innovator Under 35

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LIVE 11/3/2015 2:45PM @The 15th Annual EmTech MIT – MIT Media Lab: Top 10 Breakthrough Technologies & 2015 Innovators Under 35

Posted in Conference Coverage with Social Media, Scientific & Biotech Conferences: Press Coverage, Scientist: Career considerations on November 3, 2015| Leave a Comment »

LIVE 11/3/2015 2:45PM @The 15th Annual EmTech MIT – MIT Media Lab: Top 10 Breakthrough Technologies & 2015 Innovators Under 35

Live Press Coverage in REAL TIME

Aviva Lev-Ari, PhD, RN

Director & Founder, Leaders in Pharmaceutical Business Intelligence, Boston

Co-Founder, GDE

 

2:45 Start Making More Sense

A discussion surrounding the importance of multidimensional sensing and the relationship between software, algorithms and the sensor ecosystem itself, required for autonomous machines.

Michael Murray
General Manager, Industrial Sensing Group, Analog Devices, Inc.
Presented by Analog Devices

WAS COVERED IN PREVIOUS TALK From 1:30PM

3:00 Investing in Big Ideas

Insights into investing in big ideas, from a thought leader in the VC industry and board member of companies including Tesla and SpaceX.

Steve Jurvetson
Partner, DFJ
Investing in Big Ideas

Jason: Four Investments

Steve:

  • Telsa as an investment – Mask Effect is Huge – ambition to go to Mars
  • Nervana -chip company, custom chip as cloud algorithms
  • Blood Kit and FDA investment of $100,000 Sample collection – visible in Life Sciences

3:30 Break & Networking

4:00 Meet the Innovators Under 35

Travis Deyle
Senior Hardware Engineer, Google
2015 Innovator Under 35

  • Lifestyle Devices
  • Medical Devices
  • Healthcare Robots: Right Medications to Right Person at right Time

 

Jeannette Garcia
Research Staff Member, IBM
2015 Innovator Under 35

  • Polymers – not all melt, save on landfill space
  • Industrial polymers – revert back to powder
  • Computational Chemistry and 3D Printing: New materials recycled

Jamie Shotton
Principal Researcher, Microsoft Research
2015 Innovator Under 35

  • building mathematical models to capture Human face
  • human hand: rotate – hand schleton

Lars Blackmoore

  • DroneShip for a drone landing @MIT

4:15 Virtual Reality

The way that we engage with our connected environments is evolving radically. How will the growing use of virtual reality solutions intersect with expectations for augmented capabilities in the real world?

Mary Lou Jepsen
Executive Director of Engineering, Facebook, Head of Display Technologies, Oculus
Virtual Reality

Jason: Laptop for every Child in the World  – Laptop price went down, Consumer electronics Ministry of Education attention, Thailand are buying tablets cheaper than Books, China and India, Peru had th elaptop.

  • Strechable screen
  • Screen Technology – virtual reality – rethink the screen
  • Facebook – create new kind of Interface: Content Piece, interaction of hardware,
  • Virtual Reality – stereoscopic vision for Virtual Reality
  • Killer up is presence – People are Presence
  • Scale screens requires access to big fabrication
  • Oculus uses off the shelve parts, Fab can used off the shelves
  • Vision on Screen technology Originated in a hologram design at age 18
  • Games and movies are 3D already
  • Brain augmented Control with EEG

4:45 Innovators Under 35

A look back at 15 years of celebrating MIT Technology Review’s Innovators Under 35.

Jason Pontin
Editor in Chief and Publisher, MIT Technology Review

Kathleen Kennedy
President, MIT Technology Review

5:00 Closing Remarks

5:15Reception

A Celebration of the 2015 Innovators Under 35

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Virtual Reality Nov 3 4:15 PM @mljmljmlj

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LIVE 11/3/2015 1:30PM @The 15th Annual EmTech MIT – MIT Media Lab: Top 10 Breakthrough Technologies & 2015 Innovators Under 35

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LIVE 11/3/2015 1:30PM @The 15th Annual EmTech MIT – MIT Media Lab: Top 10 Breakthrough Technologies & 2015 Innovators Under 35

Reporter: Aviva Lev-Ari, PhD, RN

Live Press Coverage in REAL TIME

Aviva Lev-Ari, PhD, RN

Director & Founder, Leaders in Pharmaceutical Business Intelligence, Boston

Co-Founder, GDE

 

1:30 Lunchtime Programming:Robots Among Us.

Discover how the country more famous for the “Three Fs”—food, fashion, and fast cars—is among the heaviest and earliest adopters of robotics and automation in its advanced-manufacturing-driven economy.

Arturo Baroncelli
Business Development Manager, Comau Robotics, Engelberger Prize 2005
Presented by the Italian Trade Agency

Manufacture of robots from 3kg & 0.6 Meters to 800 kg: COMAU – World largest system integrator, manufacturer

  • robots used in auto manufacturing
  • 2018 2.3 Million of robots on floors
  • Italy is the largest robot consumers the density of robots on floors
  • Italy and Japan are the Worls leaders since 1973 on
  • 50 years of highest productivity, quality and reliability, cost effectiveness
  • 90s the Service robot
  • in industrial automation
  • Technical complexity (6 axes no sensors to 30-50 axes tactile & vision system) and complexity of external environment (non structural env high interaction with humans to structured intermediate by cooperative Robots = 6-14 axes single-double arms without vision, small payload % short reach
  • cooperative robot: Piece, Soft Gripper, robot
  • dangerous grippers, hazardous Pieces

Ms. Kennedy:

  • China has the most robots
  • 3D Printing

China 56,000 robots will grow 15% a year

Arturo: enabling technologies

  • Service robotics
  • innovations in robotics – new applications
  • Vision is no longer an innovations
  • Learning, teaching the robots

2:00 Breaking the Code for Better Health

A timely examination of breakthroughs in genomic engineering to fight human diseases.

Katrine Bosley
Chief Executive, Editas Medicine
Transformative Genome Editing

Repair broken genes, Cystics fibrosis, Huntington, 6,000 genetic diseases, 25 years ago sequences,

CRISPR: ability to sequence rapidly and cheaply

  • guide RNA – complex nuclease protein (Cas9)
  • leverages native pairing mechanism od RNA and DNA to precisely
  • diffrent Mutations require diferent Edits
  • Cur & Revise, cut and remoce, cut anf repair
  • Multiple Options for Delivery of CRISPR Mediicnes
  • EDITAS – 4 parts
    • 1.achieve the right repaire
    • 2. specificically
    • Expanding technology to helpmore patients
    • Leber Concenital Amaurosis (LCA10) a genetic form of progressive blindness  – retinal degeneration, no tritment in US or Europe – visual accuity measures
    • CEP290 Gene Editing to Treat LCA10
    • Exon 25,26, glitch exon 27, 28
    • get rid of glitch remove the piecce of DNA
    • functional Full Length Protein
    • mRNA Expression vs Increase Full-Length Protein Expression
    • Potential to repair any broken gene
    • recombinant protein

Jason: visus mechanism as inspiration

  • Augmentation vs PREVENTIVE MEDICINE

Ethical edit human germ line – is not scientific but societal, regulatory FDA advisory Committee at NIH — debate to have

Editas, CEO

  • Gentic heritage – alterations in,
  • On the question of Moratorium on Human Germ Line – Editas is dealing wiht adult cells
  • Clinical Trials, When?? What do you work on parallel or in sequence
  • 2009 raising money was hard in 2015 – parallel technology of CRISPR – understand mutation and disease
  • investing in parallel is reasonable
  • Clinical Trials in 2017
  •  Team and Capital — IP Contraversy: intensity,
  • Cas9 – Other Enzymes?? Other enzymes — features are different in 5 years we will know more
  • Specificity, cut and repair is getting to Medicine
  • Alternative methods will be better to be used with other methods
  • Diseases to target Vision, Liver,
  • Sickle Cells: Stem cells to be use in Gene Therapy vs Gene Editing – correct gene in place vs systemic

Complement your views with her Perspective by reading

CRISPR Gene Editing to Be Tested on People by 2017, Says Editas

A biotechnology company says it will test advanced gene-engineering methods to treat blindness.

http://www.technologyreview.com/news/543181/crispr-gene-editing-to-be-tested-on-people-by-2017-says-editas/?utm_campaign=newsletters&utm_source=newsletter-weekly-biomedicine&utm_medium=email&utm_content=20151110

2:30 Meet the Innovators Under 35

Polina Anikeeva
Assistant Professor, MIT Department of Materials Science and Engineering
2015 Innovator Under 35

Canan Dagdeviren
Postdoctoral Researcher, The David H. Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research at MIT
2015 Innovator Under 35

  • Pace makers – heart – mechanical energy
  • Gastric Pacemaker

Gozde Durmus
Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Stanford University
2015 Innovator Under 35

  • Antibiotic resistance = Superbags
  • alternative to culturing cells to identify resistence or sensitivity

Gilad Evrony
Physician-Scientist, Mount Sinai Hospital
2015 Innovator Under 35

  • Somatic mutations – how many are
  • single-neuron sequencing – neurological and psychiatry diseases
  • genetics – Autism is one area of the brain

Rikky Muller
CTO and Cofounder, Cortera Neurotechnologies
2015 Innovator Under 35

  • robotics arm to assist impairment
  • Epilapsy
  • one chip implanted and interact with entire body – remotely monitored
  • targeted stimulation to the Brain small devices

ANALOG DEVICES Presentations – 50 years old – Culture of Engineering embrass technology

  • Autonomous Mapping – drones
  • IoT – a new machine to integrate – development cost $100Million
  • John Deere machine for Smart Agriculture
  • Sensor: Anti collition devices
  • MEMS  Gyroscope in the cloud – Signal Chain
  • Analog filters
  • Swarm Control – tractors in the agriculture field
  • Sensors must be encreepted

Enablers: LIDAR Sensors, Lower Power Crypto, Robust  SW, high bandwidth Sensors

Safety & Security: Secure trusted sensors, better signals, better data, self-healing SW

high performance matters: multiple sensors

 

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LIVE 11/3/2015 11AM @The 15th Annual EmTech MIT – MIT Media Lab: Top 10 Breakthrough Technologies & 2015 Innovators Under 35

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LIVE 11/3/2015 11AM @The 15th Annual EmTech MIT – MIT Media Lab: Top 10 Breakthrough Technologies & 2015 Innovators Under 35

Reporter: Aviva Lev-Ari, PhD, RN

Live Press Coverage in REAL TIME

Aviva Lev-Ari, PhD, RN

Director & Founder, Leaders in Pharmaceutical Business Intelligence, Boston

Co-Founder, GDE

10:30 Break & Networking

Jason: Regulatory needed for drones to see wide use.

11:00 Drones at Work

The founder of iRobots, currently inventing flying robots at CyPhy Works, shares her vision for robots that empower people.

Helen Greiner
CEO, CyPhy Works
Drones at Work

Robot – Checz word, Chapak the Robot, 1920

  • Drones are used for wholesale trade, manufacturing, agriculture
  • Recreation Today daytime only Future, Registration till 12/2015
  • Commercial: New discussion started in the 90s.
  • FAA is inundated with request
  • 2017: UAV Certification not a Pilot vs PARC vs LVL1,
  • who operates them
  • Headphone Cable vs Microfilament Anthenas
  • PARC – Reconnecence and communication
  • PARC in Flight – 100 hours, infrared camera – tracking a boat over 10 miles away
  • DARPA Robotics Challenge 2015: Turnkey Platform, Data, Analytics workflow, Expert System
  • CYPHY Works: Air Force is using this drone follows Military Specs
  • Level UP — Swipe to Fly
  • Level Flight – LVL1 www.cyphyworks.com/LVL1
  • Drone Delivery Video: Packages delivery – 5pd package delivered in few minutes in few miles away

Jason: Why regulators are having difficulty

Helen: FAA is concerned with Safety, it does not care people !! or only 1 person

  • technology most issues solved
  • regulatory is the issue

Insurance: AIG is interested in insuring drones, drones are very safe

Propultion System: Fixed wings with Rotating wings

Jason: Military Demands for Specs

Helen: Military has need and has infrastructure

Ms. Kennedy @MIT

11:30 Advanced Manufacturing: A View From Italy

Italy amongst us! Get to know the leading institutions, both public and private, that are shaping and preparing the journey of one of the world’s leading economies for the next generation of advanced manufacturing.

Maurizio Forte
Executive Director, US, Italian Trade Agency
Presented by the Italian Trade Agency

Promotion of Italian Manufacturers in the US with Offices

China: manufacturing

Russia: Raw Materials

USA: Both, and small and medium establishments — Balance is best to have – network of companies, technologies

Investments in Italy to move abroad now is coming back to Italy

  • possibility to use advanced technologies, interaction among designers and manufacturer
  • in Italy the network: Family, Management, technology
  • Pollution and the environment need to be managed

Alberto Sacci, Entrepreneur of Good Producers Only Germany and Japan has larger Manufacturing complexes

  • Environment for innovations: scientific knowledge meets experience: Services to help manufacturing to interface wiht innovators
  • Ferari: most advanced product, one to one – each car is customized under the brand, makes by the Customer: engine and body is given the rest is customer choice
  • Italy made industrial products: known for design, technology and machinery, fashion,
  • advanced manufacturing: competitive parameter: economies of scale value chain — new opportuniites
  • need of markets – optimizm to gain competitiveness
  • Innovations will happen and requires Training of labor force in five years

11:45 Technology Spotlight: Materials

10 Breakthrough Technologies 2015: Nano-Architecture

Light structure materials

Julia Greer
Professor of Materials Science and Mechanics, California Institute of Technology
10 Breakthrough Technologies 2015: Nano-Architecture

Materials by Designs: 3D Nano Materials

  • Lightweight: Weak, Easy to damage and Tear
  • Density and Strength COrrelation: Strong and heavy vs Lightweight and weak
  • Polymenrs and elastemers
  • Ultra-light, strong, fracture tolerant materials
  • Nanolattices niKle made vs Microlattice
  • tubes in nanometer ar ehollows
  • Meta-materials: structural mechanics and tolerance
  • Fabrication of 3D architectural Nanoscales Meta-Materials
  • scaffold becomes obsolit, the structure holow remains
  • light weight and Strongs — nanoribbons: SIze Effects in Nanomaterials
  • SIngle Crystals: Smaller is Stronger vs Smaller is weaker: Nanocrystalline metals, metallic glasses
  • Brittle failure: Ceramics; Metallic glass, nanocrystalline metals, single crystals: Smaller vs weaker or Smaller vs Stronger
  • Hollow AL2O3 Kagome
  • In-SItu Nanomechanical Experiments: InSEM (SEMENTOR)
  • Hollow Au Octet vs AL2O3
  • Tough and recoverable: Wall 10nm wall thickness of Al2Os COmpression
  • Critical wall thickness (10nm, 20nm, 40nm, 60nm) Drives Deformations Mode
  • Shell –>> Buckle is recoverable
  • Ductile-like Nanolattices, Brittle Nanolattices, polymenrs
  • Strength in heirarchical structure: Strength and Stiffness Scaling to IDEAL
  • Energy Stogare: Battegy name of brittle ceramics – silicon — not suitable
  • Lithiantion vs De-Lithiaiton
  • Biomedical Application: Fiber blocks
  • Photonic Crystals: a Solid State Lighting
  • Bio-Mimicing: Ultra-strong, tough, light weight materials: 2D Scaffolds for Cell Growth Photonic Crystals
  • Architecture, crystall structure, nanoscale – combined
  • Scaling:

12:15 Meet the Innovators Under 35

Zakir Durumeric
PhD Candidate in Computer Science and Engineering, University of Michigan
2015 Innovator Under 35

  • One server that has all the websites on the Internet – all IP Addresses

Benjamin Tee
Singapore-Stanford Global Biodesign Innovation Fellow, Agency for Science Technology and Research (A*STAR)
2015 Innovator Under 35

  • Nanotubes for streachable screens
  • self-healing conductor
  • digital Tactile system (Neural integration systems)

Conor Walsh
Assistant Professor, Harvard University
2015 Innovator Under 35

  • Robot of an Ironman
  • a design for people with Multiple Dystrophy
  • soft exosuit
  • soft robotic glove
  • proof of concept — partial impairment will benefit from assists

Melonee Wise
CEO, Fetch Robotics
2015 Innovators Under 35

  • Robotic Arms – Fetch 6Kg packages
  • Fetch – picking stuff – transporting goods putting them into freight

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LIVE 11/3/2015 9AM @The 15th Annual EmTech MIT – MIT Media Lab: Top 10 Breakthrough Technologies & 2015 Innovators Under 35

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LIVE 11/3/2015 9AM @The 15th Annual EmTech MIT – MIT Media Lab: Top 10 Breakthrough Technologies & 2015 Innovators Under 35

Live Press Coverage in REAL TIME

Aviva Lev-Ari, PhD, RN

Director & Founder, Leaders in Pharmaceutical Business Intelligence, Boston

Co-Founder, GDE

8:00 Registration & Breakfast

9:00 Opening Remarks

A welcome from MIT Technology Review’s Editor in Chief and Publisher, and our EmTech MIT emcee.

Jason Pontin
Editor in Chief and Publisher, MIT Technology Review

TECHNOLOGIES OF TODAY TO BE REVIEWED:

Robots, Cyber Security, Drones, Dene Editing Technology – evolution, Hardware of Facebook, 3D Graphics & Tour of media Lab on 3D Printing

9:15 Robots Among Us

Examining the impact as advances in AI, robotics, and automation lead to more natural interactions between humans and machines, as we prepare for an era of reliable robots assisting workers across countless global industries.

Robert Wood
Professor of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Harvard University, Founding Core Faculty Member, Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering
Robots Among Us

100 YEARS AGO ROBOT WAS INTRODUCED, fictions: NASA 1990, Robot Selfie taken in Space. Where are the robots?

Lack of people in pictures with Robots, Opportunities:

  • Bioinspired robotics
  • creation a robotics wiht the behaviour of a bee.
  • Manufacturing Options: MEMS
  • 3D topologies
  • rapid prototyping

the old way – mechanical fine mechanics

Richard Feynman in the 50s – materials @ Harvard Microrobotics Lab:

  • Device Operations: Flying microrobots
  • RoboBee Flight control
  • control of the system is the hard: Modulating Power and Remote Control
  • “HAMR” Real Tiem advanced manufacturing techniques of a running robot
  • Number of joints and degrees of freedom, 20 legs, High dynamic locomotion (“PronK” at 20Hz)
  • Biological control: Jumping Robots
  • Jumping of surface of water –
  • Origami
  • : Folding programmable matter, smart sheets, Self-folding robotic Oragami: FUnctional Devices, folding, laser cut folding pattern
  • printed robot: How to fold?
  • Manufacturing: complexity: SELF-FOLDING STRUCTURE & FUNCTION – Self-folding machines
  • Soft walking robots: Not rigid, continuously folding and swarming, more like human
  • Soft jumping robots — slow, more energetics: Explosive Actuators
  • 3D Printing Jumping robot: Rigid vs Soft

Jason: Impact in Manufacturing

Robert Wood: Surgical Devices – endoscopes for microsurgery

  • Wyss Institute of Biologically Inspired Engineering has a Road Show for STEM Education in School
  • Built a robort when he was 5

Questions from the Audience:

  • Applications in HealthCare

Robert: small scale Surgical procedures, customizable assist devices, soft robotics, weaving soft robots into fabrics for wearable

Norton Grumman: Computer interface with biological:

Robert: Control insects, muscle cells using manufacturing for Tissues and nano manufacturing

Hod Lipson
Professor of Engineering, Columbia University
Seeking Creative Machines

Machine Creativity: AI can analyzed by using data for decisions, Weather prediction, AI loooks on data that converge

Data analytics: Predict behavior and buy behavior

Cars and Sensors in realtime – To turn or not

INTELLIGENCE as Divergent Thinking: Innovation and creativity

How to foster creativity – thinking out of the box, curiosity

AI : focus on Analysis NOT on Synthesis = Creation of new Staff

Formal process of design is difficult

Inspiration: Human create ideas – hard to understand HOW to innovate

Mother of Creators: EVOLUTION in Nature: divergent, selection, differentiation,

ROBOTICS of TODAY:

  • designed by people
  • mimic the breeding method Physics Simulator: Create cross creedings and selection of the best performing robots
  • Google: Soft robot evolution
  • Breed SW – 2D manufacturing
  • Random shapes; 3 MILLION OF FORMS created by computer SW from interactions wiht Human, people eliminated paterns and computer learned from these selections
  • Creativity in the Arts: Can a Robot paint???  Robort paint 90% better than most human, impressionist comes out the best. Oil on Canvas
  • Robot takes away Manual Labor of Human
  • Lawyer, MDs – a need to combine the robot and the humans

Interview: by David Rotman @MIT Tech Review

  • Impact of Robotics impact on Job distruction
  • Develop technologies to improve life yet create more jobs
  • what advances in Creative Machines is to be worry about?

Hod Lipson

  • within 100 years people will live in an age when Computer will become creative and productive — WHAT will people do if Machines are doing better than Humans?
  • AI to make machines more creative: Scale capability od Humans
  • focus of AUGMENTATION not REPLACEMENT
  • How do we restructure the economy: Wealth, meaning and accomplishment in other spheres than JOBS

From the Audience: Economic Policy to Trickle UP economy

Lipson: Human competition on creativity vs part take in the economy’s opportunities

  • solutions needed by Economic Policies
  • Self replication occurred if no purpose was given to Robots

10:10 Privacy & Security in the Digital Age

Data is being generated, stored, and utilized in new ways. How should individuals and organizations alike manage the implications of near total transparency?

Christopher Soghoian
Principal Technologist, ACLU
Privacy and Security in the Digital Age

For more than 100 years Telecom allowed Gov’t to spy on Citizens

  • Telecom wired networks to ensure Intelligence community with survellience and
  • FBI, NSA, Foreign Gov’t, Police

Text message go through Apple, Cook President of Apple: Announced Form of encreption that Apple will not UNLOCK anymore iPhones, NOW end to end encreaption.

  • Apple Customers NOW had security for FREE, phone calls, FaceTime, text messaging
  • ANDROID: Google can’t HANG OUT is not encreapted — THE POOR is using it it is $100 vs APPLE $800
  • WatsUp by Facebook: is encreepted
  • Signal for android; is encreapted

JASON: CIVIL RIGHT MATTER

CHRIS SOGHOIAN: FBI tapped Martin Luther KING

  • Survellience is too high
  • Communication must be secured for Citizenship in Democracies
  • Engineering needs to be responsible for Privacy

WHY APPLE A DN GOOGLE ARE SO DIFFERENT

Chris: Google secured the connection

Business model is different:

Google: OPEN and Advertising Charge for data

Apple: Secrecy by Steve Jobs, NOW UNLOCK

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LIVE 11/2/2015 4PM @The 15th Annual EmTech MIT – MIT Media Lab: Top 10 Breakthrough Technologies & 2015 Innovators Under 35

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LIVE 11/2/2015 4PM @The 15th Annual EmTech MIT – MIT Media Lab: Top 10 Breakthrough Technologies & 2015 Innovators Under 35

Reporter: Aviva Lev-Ari, PhD, RN

Live Press Coverage in REAL TIME

Aviva Lev-Ari, PhD, RN

Director & Founder, Leaders in Pharmaceutical Business Intelligence, Boston

Co-Founder, GDE

3:30 Break & Networking

4:00 Global Entrepreneurship

A conversation with Maria Contreras-Sweet, Administrator of the U.S. Small Business Administration, on trends in technology entrepreneurship.

Hosted by Kathleen Kennedy, President, MIT Technology Review

Maria Contreras-Sweet
Administrator, U.S. Small Business Administration
Global Entrepreneurship

  • SBIR – $40Billions: Proof of Concept – Qualcomm, Biogen, 3D Printing in the 90s Today: Bone Graft from autologous Stem Cells, Biofabricated Meat, Made in Space: Object were manufacted in Space
  • STTR – University and Industry
  • SBIC — Matching 100% that an Investor is ready to invest in a start up
  • Growth Accelerator Competition
  • Global Entrepreunerial SUmmit

4:20 Meet the Innovators Under 35

Yevgen Borodin
Research Assistant Professor, Stony Brook University, President and CEO, Charmtech Labs LLC
2015 Innovator Under 35

Assistance to People with disabilities: Reading for Blinds, Hearing from the Deaf.

List of Products:

  • Techtile display
  • mind control

Duygu Kayaman
Inside Sales Specialist and Turcell Hayal Ortagim Leader, Microsoft and Young Guru Academy
2015 Innovator Under 35

  • movies with audio description
  • Global Mobile Awards 2014

Rohan Paul
Co-Founder, IIT Delhi Assistech, Postdoctoral Associate, MIT CSAIL
2015 Innovator Under 35

  • Smart can for the blind
  • Detection of raised obstacles
  • Mobility Aids

Saurabh Srivastava
Researcher, Xerox Research Centre India
2015 Innovator Under 35

Rebecca Steorts
Assistant Professor, Duke University
2015 Innovator Under 35

  • Network analysis Precision medicine
  • identification of records in SYria

4:40Technology Spotlight: Big Data

Examining a new era of innovation in big data.

Jeff Hammerbacher
Founder and Chief Scientist, Cloudera, 2011
A New Era of Innovation in Big Data

  • originator of Hadoop
  • Translational Genomics
  • less than 10 mutation in Cancer to become Target cells multiple targets
  • COmtetition to FOundation Medicine is growing, Every Spin off deom a University Lab of Note is trying to mimic the Foundation Medicine success
  • Library of signatures developes in Epigenetics – SOmatics mutation – Signature is low

5:00 Better Living Through Data

Increasingly sophisticated and affordable digital health solutions are poised to improve health care and well-being around the world.

Halle Tecco
Managing Director NYC, Rock Health
The Future of Digital Health

  • Per member per month payment: High Deductable and Low Reimbursement to MDs
  • Consumer 7% Use Telemedicine
  • 7% use 23andMe no concentration in Urban areas
  • Digital Health is used by a diverse profile of Customers
  • New models of Care delivery
  • Waste in HealthCare — Inefficiencies

5:30 Lemelson-MIT Prize Honors and Reception

Jay Whitacre, winner of the 2015 $500,000 Lemelson-MIT Prize and professor at Carnegie Mellon University, will share his views on innovating with energy technologies and the invention of the aqueous hybrid ion battery. A short Q&A will follow.

Jay Whitacre
Founder and Chief Technology Officer, Aquion Energy
Presented by Lemelson-MIT

2008 Storage Systems for Energy Low cost sodium ion stationary storage, salt water based on intercalation

  • $100 per Kiiowatts
  • At Carnegie Mellon – Screening materials
  • Six years after proof of concepts

Jason: Why batteries design is so difficult?

Jay: Manufacturing issue

  • Material based innovations are decades away because of Manufacturing Challenges
    • Encourage student to be involved in that kind of research

Michael Cima of Koch Institute Presents Dorothy Lemelson

  • Lemelson-MIT Prize Presented by Dorothy Lemelson, Lemelson Foundation

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LIVE 11/2/2015 2PM @The 15th Annual EmTech MIT – MIT Media Lab: Top 10 Breakthrough Technologies & 2015 Innovators Under 35

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2:00 Infinite Energy

Falling oil prices have many concerned about continued investment in renewable energy sources. We’ll look at innovators working to ensure that we take advantage of this trend to further expand our alternatives.

Robert Armstrong
Director, MIT Energy Initiative

  • All Country making commitments
  • Developing world will have growth in energy demand
  • Developed Country – demand is flat
  • Solar system: Sun Set no energy generated except at midday, no energy storage
  • How to incentivize Solar energy without antagonizing the Utilities?

The Future of Solar Energy

Yet-Ming Chiang
Professor, MIT Department of Materials Science and Engineering

  • Battery Energy Storage Caucus
  • Deployment of Grid Battery Storage
  • Lithium Ion – Cost of battery is coming down – Why battery cost so much?
  • Cost of Battery is high because of 25 years old technology: 25 separate layers 14 inactive material layers in 1mm cross section
  • SOMA – SOuth of Masss Ave: 24m is a battery technology spin off MIT in Cambridge, MA
  • Grid cell data – Cycle life vs Calendar Life (1 year to 25 years)
  • Compact modular battery manufacturing in Cambridge, MA
  • Energy Storage: The Future of – Seasonal Variation in energy insulation
  • SUlfur from oil/Gas Refining
  • Sulfur vs Lithium battery cathodes
  • Capacity vs duration in Seasonal energy Storage

Building Storage for the Grid

Leslie Dewan
Cofounder and Chief Science Officer, Transatomic Power

  • Design of a Nuclear reactor that operates completely on Nuclear Waste
  • 60s and 70s new reactors till 1979 – the Three Miles Accident
  • Harness the Power of the Atom
  • New approach to Nuclear waste: 270,000 waste in storage
  • Oak Ridge, TN Nuclear Waste
  • 4% of the evergy out of Uranium – conversion to Molten Salt reactor
  • dissolve the uranium to 96% waste, this waste will remain active hundred years
  • Moderator: 1960s Graphene in 2015 Zicor
  • Salt: 2015 – Lower enrichmenr compact and cheaper
  • 2 material changes: Therman, Epithermal Fast: ZrH1.6 Graphite Un moderated
  • Continuous Energy Supply to pour water to cool off the reactor
  • Freeze valve Auxilliary COntaminant – freezes solic
  • 520 Maga  – replacement of Coal Plants
  • Overcome Public opposition to Nuclear energy

DISCUSSION Moderation NRC – a roadblock to Nuclear Promotion

  • 43 Design Companies of Nuclear Reactors around the World
  • NCR works with DoE to commercialize new innovation
  • Battery industry: Radical architecture change in Battery design is needd: Electromechanical machine
  • Storage of energy is a topic for research worldwide
  • India: 300Million no acccess to electricity
  • Collaboration on Advanced Nuclear Reactor Design emerged by Oak Ridge, TN Lab between US and China
  • CA has three Unitilies – Long range transmission
  • China and India will benefit from Nuclear technology, In China traditional design and Advanced Designs
  • US-China, US-India, US-Brazil – Commitments to reduce emission

Rethinking Nuclear Power

3:00 Big Data and Corporate Responsibility

The Hartford continues to be a leader in innovation and risk management for technology and life science industries while creating an inclusive culture that emphasizes giving back. In this brief presentation, hear how the Hartford leverages big data and corporate social responsibility to support its customers and drive improvement in local communities.

Joseph Coray
Vice President, Technology & Life Science Practice, International, The Hartford Financial Services Group
Presented by the Hartford Financial Services Group

  • Lloyd’s of London: Emerging Risks: form Technology High Certainty vs Low
  • Financial risks High Uncertainty to Low Certainty
  • Technology as CATALIST
  • Technology as DISRUPTOR
  • Data & People: Insurance World – Claim DATA: Fraud (10% of Claims paid are representing Fraud) and Reimbursement
  • Harford Insurance: Use of Data to prevent Fraud
  • Harford.Health.works (HHW):  Needs in Medical Technologies – Entrepreneur
  • Facilities: Incubators, programs, Design & Test Training – Job creation in advanced manufacturing
  • HHW: Strategic Initiative for the City of Hartford in Medical Technologies
  • Hartford Financial is supporting HHW: Wellness in the Community: Schools, Investment, Training

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A. Raman, Stanford University – Younger than 35 years of Age

  • Sky Cooling during the Day
  • Creating of artificial surfaces to reflect sun rays back to the atmosphere – Solar cells

Zhen Gu, North Carolina University, Chapel Hill

  • Smart Insulin Patch – reduce sugar level – Biocompatibility

Cigall Kadoch – Dana FArber, Broad Institute and HMS

  • Carcinoma Sarcoma – GENE DRIVING CANCER
  • Identification of small molecule

Michelle O’Malley, UCSB

  • Cellulose Sugars, working with anarobes
  • Gut Fungi
  • Genome & Microbes: Expressions of enzyme in fungi
  • Synthetic Novel Enzymes

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LIVE 11/2/2015 1:30PM @The 15th Annual EmTech MIT – MIT Media Lab: Top 10 Breakthrough Technologies & 2015 Innovators Under 35

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12:30Lunch & Networking

1:30 Lunchtime Programming: Innovating for Data Transparency Online

Sandy Pentland
Professor, MIT
Presented by Data Transparency Lab, a joint effort of Telefonica, ODI, MIT Connection Science, and Mozilla

Inventor of the predecessor of Google Glass: Privacy of data of concern

The big Issues:

  • Google Maps vs Precision Medicine — In common: Accuracy of destination delivery
  • Privacy because Spying via data is a reality
  • 185 Country agreed to share data on Quality of Life, transparency
  • Respect for Privacy is growing

Pablo Rodriguez
General Director, Data Transparency Lab, Director of Innovation and Research, Telefonica
Presented by Data Transparency Lab, a joint effort of Telefonica, ODI, MIT Connection Science, and Mozilla

Data Safety

  • Data transparency
  • Data to be control by the people the data is theirs
  • data is been encreeption

Data Transparency Lab: 

  • Funding requests exceeded expectations
  • e-Commerce: the $heriff  – Detects Price DIscremination: COmpare Price of a watch across the World by vendors in several Countries
  • Floodwatch – browser Advertisement aggregation 
  • Mozilla & Open Data Institute

Ms. Kennedy asked the questions for the points made above

  • Pricing Variability

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  • Differential Privacy – not leaking privacy in the process of data handling
  • Self regulation will bring benefits

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LIVE 11/2/2015 10:15AM @The 15th Annual EmTech MIT – MIT Media Lab: Top 10 Breakthrough Technologies & 2015 Innovators Under 35

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Jason Pontin: Introduction

World population growth calls for improving infrastructure

10:15Meet the Innovators Under 35

Yunji Chen
Professor, Institute of Computing Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
2015 Innovator Under 35

Adam Coates — Spoke at 10:30AM
Director, SV AI Lab, Baidu
2015 Innovator Under 35

10:30Break & Networking

11:00 Rethinking Urban Infrastructure

Older cities face aging infrastructure, while rapid urbanization has new cities under pressure to deliver sustainable services quickly. Around the world, cities are focusing on new technologies to help prepare for dramatic population growth.

Ryan Chin
Research Specialist, MIT Media Lab
The Urban Mobility Challenge

Rethinking the Urban Environment

2007 vs 2015 Cities population more concentration: Transportation and Residence

Chinese 300Million rural population will migrate to cities

Mexico CIty

Social Equity in this WORLD

CIITES: RESPONSE TO CHALLENGES

Paris Bike Sharing was successful

Oslo – will abondant auto in Central city same by Humburg for 2020.

MICROUNITS – Jail site appartment – increase density

CITY-HOME COncept @MIT Media Lab: A residential unit modular for sharing space for multiple functions of living.

ELECTRIC cars: Cleaner and renewable energy – full size

LIDAR SENSING – experiment in Harvard Square: car navigated by Radar beams

Convergence: Singapore – AUtonomous Case study

By 2030 – Berkeley Livermore Lab: reduction of emission by 87% if car driven by autonomous no driver will prevale

SHARED AUTONOMOUS CARS – reclaim land now used for Parking

MIT CItyCar: Persuasive Electric Vehicle (PEV) – Padle and Switch – Edge Detection, Sensors used in Phones

UBER: redistribute vehicles — Open the Sharing economy

Steve Leonard
Executive Deputy Chairman, Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore

Employee of Singapore Government: SMART NATION – a Planned Economy for Investment and Policy

Technology & Regulatory: The process Intellectual Capital is in aboundance, No Natural Resources

Housing: Governmental built 90% In 1968 – large part of Singapore was a fishing village,

1965 – Malesia and Singapore split apart. Mudflat metropolis changed to Skyscraper City

WATER: National Safety – reservoirs: rain water and runoff is reclaimed, open ocean to Fresh water

2015 – 50% of fresh water made on the Island

Tripling of population od +65 in 15 years, Shortage supply of Hospital for post acute

The aged moved with Kids, is past, now Elderly live on their own.

Future Mobility: MultiLEVEL by Functions Parks to replace transportation which is replaced by public transportation

Smart Nation and Innovation: COnnectivity – Wearable devices connectivity on all people for gathering data for Health Care

  • Heterogenious networks – zones, sensors, central spot, private sector and Gov’t
  • 2015 – monitoring and data collection on poles
  • HETNET – CItizens are engaged, service is monitored in the experiment, Telcos, are part of
  • Financial Center: Regulatory to find start ups on Payment systmes for safety and circulation
  • Ecosystem: MIT start ups, capital, corporations, Universities and Gov’t

Because we did it we know we can

DISCUSSION: Jason, Steve Leonard, Prof. Chen

Jason: Will Singapore become more democratic??

Steve: Focus on Outcomes – urgency and innovation, Singapore – Building Tech

Smart Cities vs Smart Nation: Innovation and Distruction: Autonomous Containers in the Port NOW consulting Roterdam

JasonL Sharing – ANY resistance??

Questions from the Audience

Build NEW Cities vs constant building

Singapore: Recent part of Island built as new, Korea has more of that

IOT: Cyber risks in Singapore

DESIGN for security, the entire systme will not be brought down

Joseph Bradley
Vice President, IoE Practice, Cisco, Senior Research Fellow, Global Center for Digital Business Transformation
Connected Urban Environments

12:00 Technology Spotlight: Cities

How Software is Shaping our Schools, Cities and Small Businesses

Sep Kamvar
Associate Professor, MIT Media Lab
Technology Spotlight: Cities

Why Food Track allover SF?

Because of Twitter, when it was hard to get a license for a Food Trak

The Owner of the Food Track Tweets where we is arriving and the follower to there. Data from Twitter.com is used for CHANGE in legislation on Licensing for Food Tracks.

Cambridge, network of Small Farmers, !5 New Montessori School sprawl in Cambridge, Small Schools

FROM big to small — from consumers to producers

Rene Reinsberg
Vice President, Emerging Products, GoDaddy
Technology Spotlight: Cities

35 Million small businesses 85% of US Economy, 210 Million small businesses Globally

Case Studies: Down town Crossing in Boston

Big Data and small restaurants: Sensors planted by MIT inside a Mexican Restaurant

Data is been collected: Bus stop across with many people when restaurant is closed, now will open for Dinner

Sensor design, Sensor placement in the Urban environment

Interview by Jason:

Development of Infrastructure: Sep Kamvar — a smart idea will be followed by others

12:15 Driving the Future of Mobility

Several megatrends, such as population growth, the expanding middle class, environmental concerns and gridlock in cities are threatening personal mobility, especially in urban areas. Companies are looking at new solutions and services such as car sharing models, parking solutions, on-demand transportation and electric bicycles to help change how the world moves.

Erica Klampfl
Global Mobility Solutions Manager, Ford Motor Company
Presented by Ford

FORD Company – SMART MOBILITY Company – New Strategy

  • Urbanization – Mega Cities Projection, solution is not more cars, in Urban areas
  • Global Middle class growth – Car ownership 2Billion growing to 4Billon
  • Air quality – emission, Mellinials – Journey in life is different
  • Enablers: Big Data, cell phones, cars are connected with IOT,
  • Value provided to Consumers from Big Data
  • Flexible use of Ownership of Cars in cities – Car Sharing – bridge of affordability via fraction ownership, pay for mile of driving

London: A to B: Car Sharing guaranteed Parking, pay by the minute, all electrical vehicle FORD try to understand the pay point in London, promote car sharing of electric vehicles are tested

  • mutli-modal Urban mobility solutions: Car is one load
  • FORD is looking at the bicycle – a Bluetooth sensor on the Bike – data collected, lighting the area where bikes are in use, pot holes on the road – Mixed use of Cars and Bicycles

25 Experiments @FORD  for different mode of Transportation, Around Mobility FORD & MIT

Fractional Ownership of Car: Sharing with people that need the car on weekend by those who need it for the weekdays.

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