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6 Smart And Simple Ways To Spot Your Luggage Faster At Baggage Claim
If you are someone who often finds yourself stuck at the baggage claim belt, trying to spot your suitcase among a sea of lookalikes, here are some useful tips to make your luggage easier to identify.
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IBM Working on AI Suitcase to Help Visually Challenged People Travel Independently
IBM, in partnership with four other companies, is developing a prototype suitcase that will use artificial intelligence to help guide visually challenged people. The company is working with Alps Alpine, Mitsubishi, Omron, and Shimizu on the smart suitacase. The prototype, which is a suitcase-shaped robot for now, was ideated by IBM fellow Chieko As...
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Forget The Self-Driving Car, Meet The Self-Driving Suitcase
The "robot suitcase" from California-based startup Travelmate can be controlled with a smartphone app
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CES 2015: eGeeTouch Smart Lock Can Open, Lock Suitcases via Smartphone
Called eGeeTouch, the new lock could be a boon for travellers who have a tendency to lose keys or forget passwords.
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6 Smart And Simple Ways To Spot Your Luggage Faster At Baggage Claim
If you are someone who often finds yourself stuck at the baggage claim belt, trying to spot your suitcase among a sea of lookalikes, here are some useful tips to make your luggage easier to identify.
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IBM Working on AI Suitcase to Help Visually Challenged People Travel Independently
IBM, in partnership with four other companies, is developing a prototype suitcase that will use artificial intelligence to help guide visually challenged people. The company is working with Alps Alpine, Mitsubishi, Omron, and Shimizu on the smart suitacase. The prototype, which is a suitcase-shaped robot for now, was ideated by IBM fellow Chieko As...
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Forget The Self-Driving Car, Meet The Self-Driving Suitcase
The "robot suitcase" from California-based startup Travelmate can be controlled with a smartphone app
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CES 2015: eGeeTouch Smart Lock Can Open, Lock Suitcases via Smartphone
Called eGeeTouch, the new lock could be a boon for travellers who have a tendency to lose keys or forget passwords.
