Wearable Tech, Robot Trilogy, Virtual Reality Rollercoaster Resurrection

Richard Bradbury | Arvindh Yuvaraj | Christine Wong

18-Jul-17 12:00

Wearable Tech, Robot Trilogy, Virtual Reality Rollercoaster Resurrection

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In today's Enterprise Biz Bytes, Richard Bradbury, Arvindh Yuvaraj and Christine Wong talk about:

1:07 - Wearable Tech

4:16 - Robot Trilogy (Sushi, Suicide, Solicitor)

10:05 - Netflix’s Subscribers Are Surging As It Blows Away Wall Street’s Expectations

17:57 - Virtual Reality Gives Old Fairground Rides New Purpose

23:31 - Travel Blogger Busted For Adding Herself Into Photos

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Tags: enterprise, biz bytes, wearable technology, nanomesh, sushi-delivering robot, CarriRo delivery, Netflix, Wall Street, virtual reality, rollercoaster, travel blogger, influencer

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