# Key Points from #hplusroadmap IRC Log (September 25, 2010)

- NeuroRighter, an open-source electrophysiology system, was shared by kanzure, featuring integrated hardware and software for multi-electrode recording and microstimulation with minimal artifacts, demonstrating advancement in closed-loop neural interfaces (http://frontiersin.org/neuroscience/10.3389/fnins.2010.00031/full).

- A parametric version of the RepRap Huxley 3D printer was highlighted (http://github.com/timschmidt/parameterized-mendel/tree/master/huxley/), and MakerBot's new conveyor belt technology was noted, showing ongoing development in open-source fabrication technologies.

- PeerInfinity shared a project on existential risk assessment using Bayesian networks (http://transhumanistwiki.com/wiki/Xriskbayesnetproject), mentioning they were paying for development after SIAI (Singularity Institute for Artificial Intelligence) expressed only superficial interest.

- A suggested curriculum for studying Artificial General Intelligence was shared (http://www.cis.temple.edu/~pwang/Writing/AGI-Curriculum.html), providing a structured approach to AGI education.

- Discussion of wearable technology focused on various sensor-equipped watches, including the Suunto and Timex WS4, with debate about the practicality of GPS tracking in watches versus screen size requirements.

- Details about the Stuxnet computer worm targeting industrial control systems were shared, highlighting concerns about targeted attacks on manufacturing infrastructure.