Three months after the World Health Organization recommended singing “Happy Birthday” twice during hand washing to fight the coronavirus, Japan’s Fujitsu Ltd has developed an artificial intelligence monitor it says will ensure healthcare, hotel and food industry workers scrub properly.
Many enterprises are discovering that the path to digital transformation has many stumbling blocks, some of which are only discovered deep into the journey.
Artificial intelligence could revolutionize sea ice warnings.
It exploits the contrast between light and dark to produce a current to power a small gadget.
The Pentagon’s Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) has made a new deal to develop single-antenna satellite connectivity to operate multiple beams simultaneously and maximize networking among U.S. Navy surface ships.
By Fredrik Nilsson
Video analytics represents something of a holy grail to those in the security industry.
By Sara Castellanos
JPMorgan has signed up as first public user for what Honeywell says will be world’s most powerful quantum machine.
By Justine Calma
They’re near the top of the list in a ranking of climate solutions.
Improving girls’ access to education and reproductive health care is one of the most promising ways to stop human-caused global warming, according to a report published today that ranks solutions to addressing the threat.
Bernard Marr Contributor
We know machines and artificial intelligence (AI) can be many things, but can they ever really be creative? When I interviewed Professor Marcus du Sautoy, the author of The Creativity Code, he shared that the role of AI is a “kind of catalyst to push our human creativity.”
By Joe McKendrick for Service Oriented | February 27, 2020
Recently launched working group seeks to proliferate distributed ledger approach across small devices, machines and other IoT endpoints.
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