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[…] See OpenBCI (last accessed Feb. 16, 2021), https://openbci.com/. 100. Antony Vitillo, OpenBCI: Games Using Brain-Interfaces Coming in 3 Years, The Ghost Howls (Feb. 12, 2021), https://skarredghost. com/2021/02/12/openbci-galea-valve-index-bci/ amp/?__twitter_impression=true&s=0. 101. Tangermann, supra note 90; another prominent example of BCI technology combined with a VR HMD is the hardware develope d by NextMind; See NextMind (last […]

[…] by design, among others. Supporters of the Best Practices include: Ancestry, 23andMe, Helix, MyHeritage, Habit, African Ancestry, FamilyTreeDNA,* and Living DNA. The Association for Molecular Pathology ( AMP), the premier global, molecular diagnostic professional society, recently revised its official position for all consumer genomic testing. Among other conditions, AMP will support consumer genetic testing […]

[…] 5 year ban (or any other ban) on ed tech vendors for FERPA concerns? Answer: No. (Sara Kloek, Department of Education) Answer: At the Student Privacy Bootc amp FPF just did, the Department of Ed mentioned that they have been focused on releasing extensive technical assistance to SEAs/LEAs/vendors, but are now turning to enforcement […]

[…] Legislative Landscape | December 2025 10 › Conduct internal research to develop, improve, or report products, services, or technologies; › Effectuate a product recall; › Identify and repair technical errors that impair existing or intended functionality; or › Perform “internal operations” that are (1) reasonably aligned with the expectations of the individual, (2) reasonably […]

[…] phone recorded the shock and sent it to a data hub, which combined the information from many other phones to pinpoint problem areas on streets to be repaired.98 Interestingly, “Street Bump” reported more potholes in wealthy areas of the city than in poor ones. In retrospect, analysts discovered that the result, which could have […]

[…] process personal data. Section 14–4612, for example, preserves controllers’ and processors’ ability to collect, use, or retain personal data for certain internal uses, such as identifying and repairing technical errors or performing internal operations that are either (1) “reasonably aligned with” the consumer’s reasonable expectations or can be “reasonably anticipated based on the consumer’s […]

[…] number of key starts, for instance. Should data be processed, stored, or retained off the vehicle, it should be for the limited purpose of diagnosing, servicing, or repairing the technology. Drivers should have clear and easily accessible means of accessing and deleting personal information. 89 Allowing a person to whom data relates to request […]

[…] number of key starts, for instance. Should data be processed, stored, or retained off the vehicle, it should be for the limited purpose of diagnosing, servicing, or repairing the technology. Drivers should have clear and easily accessible means of accessing and deleting personal information. 89 Allowing a person to whom data relates to request […]

[…] number of key starts, for instance. Should data be processed, stored, or retained off the vehicle, it should be for the limited purpose of diagnosing, servicing, or repairing the technology. Drivers should have clear and easily accessible means of accessing and deleting personal information. 89 Allowing a person to whom data relates to request […]

[…] user’s head-mounted display (HMD). This allows the user’s “hands” to interact with virtual content. For example, MR or VR maintenance training could allow a mechanic to practice repairing a virtual car engine before performing these actions in the real world. Gesture-based controls utilize ML models, specifically deep learning, to construct 3D copies of the […]