애플 WWDC 2022를 장식할 '깜짝' 신제품은 무엇?

• 절대 뚫리지 않는 보안의 게임체인저 ‘양자암호통신’…136조 시장 열린다
  

• [디지털 헬스케어] 앱으로 진단하고 치료까지…대세는 디지털 치료제

• NASA, 화성 유인탐사 윤곽 나왔다! 30일 활동후 귀환한다는데…

• 美 스타트업 투자자들 "호황기 끝났다. 침체기 대비해야"
  According to CNBC
  Prominent venture capital firms are telling their portfolio companies to start cutting costs and looking for ways to cushion their cash position. It’s a stark contrast to last year, when IPOs were raising record amounts of cash, valuations were sky high and venture firms’ wallets were wide open.
  Y Combinator said companies have to “understand that the poor public market performance of tech companies significantly impacts VC investing.”

• 소비자 권익 보호를 위한 메타버스 규제
  According to The Financial Express
  Metaverse is next on the internet, which utilises the open-source technical layer for building proprietary augmented spaces. Some of the critical security and safety concerns on metaverse are sexual harassment, discrimination, hate crimes, identity theft etc. While we have some legal frameworks to tackle concerns like sexual harassment and identity theft, it is unclear how they will apply to conduct and behaviour over metaverse.

• 소니 '전기차에 진심'… 자동차 부문 진출 가속화
  According to Ars Technica
  The Japanese conglomerate flagged its intention to accelerate a push into the auto industry in 2020 when it unveiled a prototype EV called the Vision-S. This year, it has launched an EV division and announced a joint venture with Honda to make cars.
  Sony has now said it aims to provide the sensors crucial to EVs and autonomous vehicles, Sony expects to supply imaging sensors to 15 of the world’s top 20 global automakers by 2025, underscoring the company’s ambitions for electric vehicles and autonomous driving as it tries to diversify beyond mobile phones.

• 올해 1분기 '직장 로봇' 주문 40% 증가... 현장 인력 대체 현실화
  According to WSJ
  Robots are turning up on more factory floors and assembly lines as companies struggle to hire enough workers to fill rising orders. Orders for workplace robots in the U.S. increased by a record 40% during the first quarter compared with the same period in 2021, according to the Association for Advancing Automation, the robotics industry’s trade group. Robot orders, worth $1.6 billion, climbed 22% in 2021, following years of stagnant or declining order volumes, the group said.