According to Dr Jones from the Nature Journal, as the global population grows and even though we are still battling some of the pathogens that have been with us since the advent of known human history such as tuberculosis, we are also witnessing a trend in increasing emergence of novel pathogens from non-human hosts. This…
Bosch has started testing a 5G network at its latest wafer fab in Reutlingen, Germany as part of its drive for Industry 4.0 automation. The machines in the 300mm fab, set to open next year, will generate a gigabit of data every second, so the network is a crucial part of the development. “At Bosch,…
In many parts of the world the COVID-19 lock-downs are gradually opening up, requiring businesses to improve facility hygiene and protect themselves from a virus outbreak. Many companies – in particular, factories, distribution centers, and logistics warehouses where people work very closely to each other – will also have to revisit its business processes. Yet,…
The demand for wireless connectivity has grown exponentially over the last few decades. Fifth-generation (5G) communications, with far more features than fourth-generation communications, will soon be deployed worldwide. A new paradigm of wireless communication, the sixth-generation (6G) system, with the full support of artificial intelligence, is expected to be implemented between 2027 and 2030. Beyond…
The most reliable predictor of a relationship’s success is the partners’ belief that the other person is fully committed, a Western University-led international research team has found. Other important factors in a successful relationship include feeling close to, appreciated by and sexually satisfied with your partner, says the study – the first-ever systematic attempt at…
Strawberry – growing competition between AI Experts and Growers, hosted by Pinduoduo An agriculture competition organized by the Chinese social commerce platform Pinduoduo and China Agricultural University has kicked off for the final round in Yunnan Province, with AI experts and experienced growers competing to find the best solutions to improve agricultural productivity. In what’s…
Flexible electronics technology towards the future of body sensors. Flexible electronics technology drastically changes the capacity of sensors, which permits us to recognize human natural signs on the skin as well as inside the human body. Wearable sensors that adhere to the skin surface can distinguish different biomechanical developments, organic signs, and results to provide…
The first wireless Peer-To-Peer network for IoT Devices Source: Helium Time Magazine considered the startup Helium the best creation of 2019. Helium is building the world’s first remote shared system for the Internet of Things gadgets and is as of now spoken to more than 1,000 urban areas in the United States. The devices incorporate…
IIT-B develops an ultra-thin optical sensor for wearable electronics. In the last week, a team of researchers from the Indian Institute of Technology-Bombay (IIT-B) developed an ultra-thin next-generation optical sensor prototype that can be used for applications such as bioimaging, wearable electronics, environmental monitoring, defence and telecommunications. Optical sensors, such as photodetectors, can convert rays…
Embracing Digitisation in The Agriculture Industry Around The Globe. Digitisation is moving at a swift pace, especially in the field of agriculture. Industries like agriculture are, contrary to popular belief, at the leading edge of digital technology. We are seeing sowing is optimised, and crops are treated based on weather forecasts, infrared systems identify fields…
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