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Japanese convenience store to implement VR robot service
“Rather than turn Family Mart branches into essentially giant vending machines, where products are automatically replaced after a customer selects one for purchase, the plan is to use remote-control robots, operated by human beings using VR terminals at a separate location.” Hmm. The real avatar? Remote-control VR robots to start working in Japanese convenience stores […]
Shooting star above Tokyo
“I thought a person living (in the condo) above knocked down a shelf,” wrote one Twitter user, while another said, “I thought my child sleeping on the second floor fell out of bed.” Granted, the embedded video is only understandable to those who speak Japanese, but even if you don’t, the footage is still cool. […]
SF/F Magazines Wait Out The Great Pause—Part 1
So how are things over at major SF/F mags? Part 1 of 2 (I guess). From Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America (so “major mags” means basically “only in ‘Merca,” I suppose 🤷♂️). SF/F Magazines Wait Out The Great Pause—Part 1: Submissions & Supplies – SFWA — Read on http://www.sfwa.org/2020/06/30/sf-f-magazines-wait-out-the-great-pause-part-1-submissions-supplies/
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Paternity leave: It’s a whole new ballgame
Paternity leave just got a big mention in US media this past week, thanks to baseball. New York Mets second baseman Daniel Murphy took three days leave for the birth of his son in Florida. Radio talk show personality Mike … Continue reading
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Tagged baseball, Daniel Murphy, Mets, Paternity leave, sports
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