Researchers from China's Harbin Institute of Technology and Penn State University, have developed biometric sensors that can be placed directly on to human skin.
Blockchain could be an effective and efficient solution for helping to rid the internet of abusive imagery.
The Statista Global Consumer Survey has found 65% of Chinese citizens use health apps, with over 40% paying for the service.
A new research project, from the University of Washington, has found a way to use moths as potential couriers for tiny electronic packages.
The recent influx of new technologies in Africa needs to be capitalized upon by the education sector, which has been hit hard by the pandemic.
On this first episode of Meet the Leader, IBM's Dario Gil explains why the world needs 'Science Readiness Reserves' to help prevent future crises.
NASA's new citizen science project called Planet Patrol is asking volunteers to look over images taken by the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS).
Amazon’s physical retail stores are introducing a new biometric device that will allow shoppers to pay using their palm, connected to their card.
Major coffee brands such as Nestle and Lavazza are working with their suppliers to make sure break rooms and coffee machines can be used during coronavirus.
Technology can help global businesses measure sustainability and resilience, manage carbon emissions and accelerate the transition to a circular economy.
The rise of AI is changing risk management and compliance, and creating new risks for businesses. Integrated audit solutions are needed to manage them.
A new scheme allows farmers to put aside small amounts of cash during the dry season to pay for seed and fertilizer to increase harvests when the rains come.
Tech Giants are betting big on the circular economy as a way to lower emissions and to tap a responsible and sustainable supply of finite materials.
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