Geek Squawk Ep 334

Matt Armitage, Kulturpop

23-Feb-18 10:00

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On today's show the geeks talk about how driverless car makers could monopolise the market, Google's AMP stories, and self-healing "e-skin".

0:13 - How Driverless Car Makers Could Monopolise Market

9:35 - Introducing AMP Stories, A Whole New Way To Read Wired

13:06 - This Electronic Skin Can Heal Itself — And Then Make More Skin

Produced by: Jeff Sandhu

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Tags: tech talk, Matt Armitage, kulturpop, Geek Squawk, Autonomous Vehicles, driverless cars, monopolise market, AMP stories, Google, electronic skin, e-skin, self-healing

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