Accessible technology can open new doors for its users. The key is to work with them to understand what they need.
Through imagination, determination, continuous testing and rapid improvement, we can not just defeat the current crisis but thrive in the next era.
American manufacturing company Kohler unveiled a toilet at CES 2019 that boasts built-in support for voice assistants.
These small, sticker-like wireless biosensors monitor necessary vital signs and may eliminate the need for bulky wiring.
Stanford University researchers have developed a new wireless, battery-free, biodegradable blood flow sensor that can detect blockages.
The company will start selling its custom LiDAR sensors, or light detection and ranging sensors, which generate highly accurate 3D maps.
The chain is using IoT to highlight the contents in its freezers and refrigerators as well as to offer valuable real estate to advertisers.
The inability of voice assistant and voice recognition technology to understand stutterers makes their design less inclusive.
Nova Veolia recently selected Orange Business Services to digitalize Veolia's water-related services in France.
Conservationists are using trackers from French tech company Sigfox to monitor and protect the endangered species.
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