You buy and sell by typing orders into a computer, a Nasdaq terminal. Peterffy, of course, doesn't want to have to type in orders, so he and his engineers hack into the terminal.

The second is the R1 robot, the surgical robot that actually implants the device. The third is the N1 User App, the software that connects to the N1 and translates brain signals into computer actions.

Considering Technology's Effect: Or, My Computer Is Turning Me Into A Robot. April 01, 2014. ... There was the 30th anniversary of the Macintosh personal computer back in January.

With the world's first electronic stock exchange, the NASDAQ terminal, traders could type in orders directly into a computer. Peterffy didn't want to type in the orders. He and his engineers ...

To test the two against each other, Apple built a non-anthropomorphic robot—a tabletop lamp—that can see with computer vision, feel touch, understand gestures and verbal commands, and use its ...