Top 5 features smart homes still need
Top 5 features smart homes still need Length: 1:58 | Dec 7, 2018 Tom Merritt explains five ways smart home technology is evolving. Source: New feed 2
Portable microscope simplifies malaria diagnosis
ga(‘send’, ‘event’, ‘Uncategorized’, ‘article’, ‘article-industry-impression’, {nonInteraction: true}); More than half the world’s population are at risk from malaria. Diagnostic procedures are time consuming, expensive and require special expertise and training. In many of the places where the risk of malaria is highest, these procedures are out of reach. Now, a group of researchers from TU…
AI-enabled fire hydrants could help detect water leaks
ga(‘send’, ‘event’, ‘Uncategorized’, ‘article’, ‘article-industry-impression’, {nonInteraction: true}); Water systems are a necessary but often messy and costly part of city infrastructure. We’ve covered a wide range of innovations aimed at keeping city water flowing, such as porous concrete that reduces dangerous runoff. In addition to a rubber robot designed to detect leaks in pipes. Researchers…
Startup allows anyone to rent the latest tech with full flexibility
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Gesture control e-skin uses Earth’s magnetic field
ga(‘send’, ‘event’, ‘Uncategorized’, ‘article’, ‘article-industry-impression’, {nonInteraction: true}); Touchscreen technology is advancing towards greater levels of interaction. We have already covered a few examples of the idea of gesture control, where users can, interact with autonomous cars or turn on the TV by simply waving their hand. However, now researchers in Germany have gone one step further and…
Students design a wheelchair suited for air travel
ga(‘send’, ‘event’, ‘Uncategorized’, ‘article’, ‘article-industry-impression’, {nonInteraction: true}); Springwise have spotted various innovations over the years designed to aid those with physical disabilities. From a tailor-made wheelchair to a wearable device for those who need help going to the bathroom, technology has been proven to be able to positively impact on disabled people’s lives. Now two…
3D printer can produce synthetic meat from vegetable proteins
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Salesforce brings IoT data to field service workers
This article originally appeared on ZDNet. More about IoT Salesforce is adding Internet of Things data to its Field Service Lightning product. The addition gives field service workers a unified view of CRM data and IOT data from within the Salesforce Service Cloud and the Field Service Lightning mobile app. SEE: Internet of Things policy…
The Future of Immersive Technology
ga(‘send’, ‘event’, ‘Uncategorized’, ‘article’, ‘article-industry-impression’, {nonInteraction: true}); Springwise and Digital Catapult have joined forces to explore immersive technology and its impact, combining industry-led research and trend watching to provide detailed insight into the future of this fast-growing part of the digital economy in the UK and beyond. Following the release of the Springwise report on The…
Tech Explained: Brain-Computer Interface
ga(‘send’, ‘event’, ‘Uncategorized’, ‘article’, ‘article-industry-impression’, {nonInteraction: true}); You may be familiar with the sci-fi trope of a computer that is linked to a human brain. But this technology is actually closer to reality than many realise. Technology that creates a brain-computer interface (BCI) already exists, and could soon allow people to control robots and computers…