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personAdi Gaskell event

New perspectives required to create AI fit for humanity

personAdi Gaskell event

As technologies such as robotics and artificial intelligence have progressed, there has been considerable time and effort given to the ethics of this development.
personRich McEachran event
In healthcare, immersive technology is more than just hype
personRich McEachran event

By 2025, AR and VR in healthcare will be a market worth around $5.1bn globally. We take a look at the impact immersive tech is already having on both patients and medical professionals.
personDuncan Jefferies event
How ambient energy could power-up the Internet of Things
personDuncan Jefferies event

Sensors powered by light, heat and movement could unlock the true potential of the IoT.
personAdi Gaskell event
The robotic recycler that can sort through our trash
personAdi Gaskell event

Ever since Sir David Attenborough brought the environmental crisis caused by plastic waste to global attention, it's been an issue on everyone's lips.
personJames Scoltock event
In-car assistants: The Voice
personJames Scoltock event

We’re addicted to connectivity, even when we’re behind the wheel of our car, but in-car personal assistants and voice recognition could make the obsession safer and more intuitive.
personRich McEachran event

How software can keep the water flowing

personRich McEachran event

Poor water management can increase maintenance costs and lead to unhappy customers, but software can help to keep problems at bay.
personJessica Meek event
AI offers a solution for many technology challenges, but is security one of them?
personJessica Meek event

With human error being at the fore of our security woes, AI offers a way to tackle this and let the technology do the work. Whether it can answer all our security questions, however, is a slightly more complex conversation.
personLee Bell event
Ski tech innovations hitting the slopes in 2019
personLee Bell event

Wearable technology is integrated into just about every sport nowadays, so it’s hardly surprising to find such innovations having an impact on popular winter activities such as skiing and snowboarding.
personMonty Munford event
AI makes a positive mark in image recognition and automation
personMonty Munford event

Artificial intelligence (AI) has had a bad press. In the past two decades, this technology has gradually disrupted the world of employment as jobs have been decimated by its relentless march.
personCat Symonds event
Solutions to tech backlash
personCat Symonds event

As technology continues to take over our lives, what solutions are being proposed to reassure the growing resistance to Big Tech and protect us as individuals and corporations?
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