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Flying taxis could be a reality by 2030
The Future of Flight action plan, jointly developed by the government and industry, has been unveiled by the Department for Transport (DfT).
New AI speech patch could give voice to voiceless
In a significant leap forward for speech technology, bioengineers at UCLA have developed an AI-assisted wearable device designed to assist individuals with speech impairments.
Are we absorbing too much mobile phone radiation?
RF signals are the go-to for mobile phones, allowing for smooth interactions across the globe, but are we absorbing excessive amounts of mobile phone radiation in the process? To learn more, Electronic Specifier spoke with Ryan McCaughey, Chief Scientist at Atom Studios.
Wireless, implantable sensor helps better monitor Crohn’s disease
An advancement has been made by scientists at Northwestern University in the management and treatment of Crohn’s disease.
Unique demands of eVTOL batteries revealed in new study
Researchers at the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) have revealed findings on operational requirements of eVTOL (electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicles) batteries in efforts to expedite flying electric vehicles.
Formula E announces Google Cloud partnership
Formula E has announced a new technology partnership with Google Cloud, a multi-year deal to drive innovation.
Training AI to act more like a scientist
Researchers out of China have been exploring new AI training methods to make them more scientist-like in approach.
Transforming 2D dog images into 3D models
In a study carried out by the University of Surrey, researchers have found a way to create accurate 3D models from photographs of dogs – by using the technology behind the video game Grand Theft Auto.
WindWings latest: retrofitting cargo ships with rigid sails
Introducing large, rigid sails to cargo ship Pyxis Ocean has led to notable decreases in both fuel usage and carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.
World’s first binding law on artificial intelligence
On 15th March 2023, Parliament made a significant stride in the realm of artificial intelligence (AI) regulation, endorsing the Artificial Intelligence Act with a robust majority.
An Interview with Everywoman Finalist ... Deepanjali Goyal, Arm
Meet Deepanjali Goyal, a Functional Safety Engineer at Arm, who has journeyed from small town roots to an illustrious career through to becoming a finalist for the everywoman Cyber Security award.
An interview with everywoman finalist … Franny Hsiao, Salesforce
Franny Hsiao, a self-professed global citizen and a lifelong lover of language, has taken her passion, curiosity, and intrigue and melded it into a career as an AI Architect at Salesforce.
An interview with everywoman finalist … Fran Baker, Arm
Fran Baker, Director of Sustainability and Social Impact at Arm, has a career that is infused with the power of passion, purpose, and perseverance. Her journey to becoming a leader in the tech industry embodies the essence of using technology for good.
AI in space exploration
On 8 March 2024, King's College London hosted an event focused on the integration of AI technology into space exploration with Professor Yang Gao.
UK Government pushed to address ‘e-waste tsunami’
The Environment Audit Committee has highlighted the UK government's insufficient efforts in addressing e-waste.
Advancing cyber security through continuous authentication
We are living in an era where digital security breaches are becoming more frequent, and the need for robust cyber security solutions is more critical than ever.
An interview with everywoman finalist … Annabel Ohene, Siemens
A dually creative and curious individual, Annabel Ohene is a Technical Support Engineer at Siemens – part of the technical team and support hub.
An interview with everywoman finalist – Vinita Rathi, Systango
Vinita Rathi, Co-Founder and CEO of Systango, a leading digital services company, and an everywoman ‘AI’ award nominee, underscores the essence of teamwork in the tech industry with her belief that "it takes two to Tango."
Bionic jellyfish explore the ocean
Researchers at Caltech, a science, engineering research, and education institute, are looking into the development of biohybrid robotic jellyfish by using their inherent capabilities of journeying fathoms below for the future of ocean exploration.
An interview with everywoman finalist … ‘Professor’ Jeni Trice, Get with the Program
Jeni Trice, the CEO and Chief Coding Adventurer at Get with the Program – an award-winning social enterprise, and an everywoman ‘Tech for Good’ award nominee – is on a mission to make STEM education accessible to all children, irrespective of their background or resources.