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http://www.cnbc.com/id/100716901?__...yahoo&doc=100716901|Forget Software, Hardware
Google "Arduino", an open source hardware/sorftware processor/controller, that can take inputs from all sorts of sensors, and send outputs in response.
Software companies are so last decade. Instead, venture capitalists are looking to hardware companies for investment opportunities and the next big wave of innovation.
Investors and entrepreneurs avoided hardware for years because the space was just too risky, but that's changing.
Google "Arduino", an open source hardware/sorftware processor/controller, that can take inputs from all sorts of sensors, and send outputs in response.