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Exploring how conversational interfaces, like Amazon Alexa, can provide remote audiences with access to an exhibition experience at Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum. Smart Label Initiative – Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University. Project lead: Brian Kirschensteiner | East Lansing, Michigan | @msubroad.
He's the provost at University of Michigan Hospital. Alan: It's amazing that you said University of Michigan, because there's a lot of work going on at the University of Michigan. So we have a phantom that we ordered from Amazon, it's a skull. Anthony Avelino. So we're getting this deployed.
He's the provost at University of Michigan Hospital. Alan: It's amazing that you said University of Michigan, because there's a lot of work going on at the University of Michigan. So we have a phantom that we ordered from Amazon, it's a skull. Anthony Avelino. So we're getting this deployed. chuckles].
He's the provost at University of Michigan Hospital. Alan: It's amazing that you said University of Michigan, because there's a lot of work going on at the University of Michigan. So we have a phantom that we ordered from Amazon, it's a skull. Anthony Avelino. So we're getting this deployed. chuckles].
University of Michigan, for example, they have something like 200 courses available for free online now. Alan: –into Siri, Google, whatever, Amazon. So, one thing that I think — and I want to start doing with our kids, as well — is as part of their– our curriculum, not schools’ curriculum, but our curriculum.
University of Michigan, for example, they have something like 200 courses available for free online now. Alan: –into Siri, Google, whatever, Amazon. So, one thing that I think — and I want to start doing with our kids, as well — is as part of their– our curriculum, not schools’ curriculum, but our curriculum.
University of Michigan, for example, they have something like 200 courses available for free online now. Alan: –into Siri, Google, whatever, Amazon. So, one thing that I think — and I want to start doing with our kids, as well — is as part of their– our curriculum, not schools’ curriculum, but our curriculum.
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