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remote work is no longer a privilege. it’s become the standard operating mode for at least 50% of the u.s. population. virtual retreats are no longer attributed solely to progressive startups. traditional employers are finally on-board and ready to propose a 2019 will further reinforce the current global shift towards “remote-friendly” workplaces and dictate a few more unique trends.. japan’s latest home robot isn’t useful — it’s designed to be loved. it’s not been a great year for home robots, with two high-profile projects — jibo and kuri — shuttering operations. but a new competitor from japan is entering the market with a different approach. lovot, created by kaname hayashi, a former developer of the humanoid robot pepper, is a furry, foot-and-a-half-high creation that’s designed only to be loved. “this robot won’t do any of your work. in fact, it might just get in the way,” hayashi told bloomberg. “everything about this robot lovot looks a lot like an upgraded furby. it has minimal motor function (it can’t fetch you a beer or hoover your kitchen) but interacts with users with a pair of lively eyes and wordless chirping noises. it has a trio of wheels for scooting around your home, and a pair of flippers that it can use to show surprise, affection, or even beg to be picked up.. a chinese company said it created a photo with such a high resolution that you can zoom from thousands of meters away to see people’s. you might call this the pinnacle of high-resolution images. camera, for example, can produce images with 12 million total pixels. but in this case we’re talking about gigapixels, or 1 billion a number of innovative small business aircraft are on the drawing board, but the future of these projects depends on investors and their we’re on the cusp of the genesis of a new category of business travel, the ultra-short-haul market. urban congestion is driving innovators to reach for the stars or at least as high as the layer of underutilised airspace sandwiched between the rooftops and the