Technology

In Europe, the increasing energy prices and goals to reduce the CO2 footprint of buildings to become climate neutral until 2045 requires a dramatic change within the housing industry – more electrification, more networking, and more…

Gartner identified seven technology disruptions that will transform sales over the next five years, including generative artificial intelligence (AI), digital twin of the customer, augmented reality/virtual reality (AR/VR), machine…

Query.AI, just announced six predictions for the cybersecurity industry in the New Year. The first one should be predictable – pun intended. Of course, it’s the COVID-19 security cleanup – dealing with the gaps caused by the pandemic.…

GEP just unveiled its "State of Global Supply Chain" commissioned survey of global business leaders conducted by Harvard Business Review Analytic Services. Findings support an urgent and dramatically escalated need to transform global…

The industrial Internet of Things (IoT) can add $14 trillion of economic value to the global economy by 2030 according to the World Economic Forum’s ‘Guidelines for Sustainability’.

The Fraunhofer IGD in Darmstadt has developed a product to make it easier for museums to digitize their collections and is now cooperating with Danish camera manufacturer Phase One.

This week we had the chance to chat with some experts in the world of manufacturing about trends their seeing as a result of COVID-19, as well as what the future could look like in the United States if companies opt for more nearshoring.…

Gait abnormalities not only make walking less enjoyable, they can lead to loss of balance and falls, which is increasingly problematic as our life expectancy increases. Recently, researchers at Stevens Institute of Technology have developed…

Public spaces and even private homes may be better protected from one specific security threat with the advent of a new technology that uses WiFi transceivers to identify individuals behind solid walls. Researchers in the lab of…

Hair loss treatments are thousands of years old, and in many ways haven’t evolved dramatically in terms of efficacy or safety. Topical and oral medications developed in the late 20th Century haven’t been 100% effective and are accompanied…