Sensors, search and sleep apnea on Microsoft Research confab's line-up

sleep apnea?: sleep apnea? sounds off-topic for Microsoft, but I can understand it. Military and health are two fields where there is a lot of money to be made if you can get a foot in. It's low volume, but high profit. And obviously there is pressure in a corporation to find revenue opportunities to support research.

My guess, there is a probably less than 3 or less people working on this, not a big deal for Microsoft, which is now close to 90,000 employees.; Posted by: fredericr Posted on: 07/10/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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sleep apnea? fredericr | 07/10/09

Obviously djchandler | 07/13/09

Even more obvious... GirlGeek2000 | 07/26/09

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