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This 3-foot-tall robot wants to be your kid’s classroom buddy and your mom’s new friend

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By Sydney Jackson Verified, Todd Bishop Verified
| GeekWire Verified
This 3-foot-tall robot wants to be your kid’s classroom buddy and your mom’s new friend GeekWire chronicles the Pacific Northwest startup scene. Sign up for our weekly startup newsletter , and check out the GeekWire funding tracker and VC directory . At a recent robotics event in New York, a young girl hid behind her mother when she first saw Codey. The robot broke the ice by complimenting the girl’s shirt, and 45 minutes later she was still there, taking Codey through the entire plot of Frozen.
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This startup wants to move kidney care out of the fax-machine era

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By Sydney Jackson Verified, Todd Bishop Verified
| GeekWire Verified
GeekWire chronicles the Pacific Northwest startup scene. Sign up for our weekly startup newsletter , and check out the GeekWire funding tracker and VC directory . Each year, more than 130,000 people reach kidney failure. It’s the most advanced and expensive stage of a disease that affects 37 million Americans, 90% of whom don’t know they have it. The tools being used to manage those patients, in many cases, haven’t kept pace.
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Not just for coders: UW’s upcoming AI minor will reach beyond the computer science school

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By Sydney Jackson Verified, Todd Bishop Verified
| GeekWire Verified
Not just for coders: UW’s upcoming AI minor will reach beyond the computer science school As students, teachers and employers wrestle with the demands of an increasingly AI-powered world, the University of Washington has a new proposition: an interdisciplinary AI minor, with an anthropologist and a computer scientist at the helm.
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