The next revolution in satellite data exploitation, after GPS and weather forecast
In recent years, data from satellites has brought a bona fide revolution to our daily lives: from checking the weather on your smartphone to...
Mixed Reality: Enjoy the View
For hundreds of years, people learned anatomy from books. Now, goggles and other mixed reality devices enable us to see particular elements of the human body like real objects.
Using Artificial Intelligence to Diagnose COVID19
The novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2, was first identified in Wuhan, China, in December 2019 and since then it has emerged as a global pandemic. More...
Skin-based Health Monitoring With BodyNET
Our skin, the largest organ of our body, can reveal a lot about age and health. For instance, people with fewer red blood cells...
New Sensor Detects Unattended Children in Cars
A new sensor detects, with extreme accuracy, the presence of occupants in a vehicle. A team from the University of Waterloo, Canada, developed the low-cost,...
“We Are Obliged to Build Robots We Are not Obliged to” – Interview With...
This interview is taken from the Mind Forest Podcast Episode 001: full-length episode here: http://www.buzzsprout.com/258312
Dr Joanna Bryson is a professor and researcher...
Artificial Intelligence to the Rescue: Smart Robots are Coming to your Garden
If you love gardening, you know how demanding the work can be. To craft a garden takes time, sweat, and skills. As the body...
30 Years Ago, the World’s First Cyberattack Set the Stage for Modern Cybersecurity Challenges
Back in November 1988, Robert Tappan Morris, son of the famous cryptographer Robert Morris Sr., was a 20-something graduate student at Cornell who wanted...
Technology is Making Cities ‘Smart’, But it’s Also Costing the Environment
The Australian government has allocated A$50 million for the Smarter Cities and Suburbs Program to encourage projects that “improve the livability, productivity and sustainability...
So You Trust Your Hardware?
Smaller chips, sneakier attacks. How is the move towards small transistors exposing us to malicious attacks?