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More Than Half of Companies Aren't Prepared to Use Today's Top Technologies

In 2013, Michael Dell shocked the world by taking his namesake computer company private in the largest leveraged buyout since the Great Depression. He shocked it again in 2015 when he announced that t...

Uber and Driverless Cars Threaten Premium for Homes Near Transit

(Bloomberg) -- The premium that a condo near the train has long commanded is under threat. Ride-sharing services such as Uber Technologies Inc. and Lyft Inc., and the advent of electric vehicles and d...

Japanese Government Partners With Manufacturers On Solid State Battery Research

The Japanese government has created a new research entity known as the Consortium for Lithium Ion Battery Technology and Evaluation Center, or Libtec. Working in conjunction with major Japanese manufa...

OMRON Engaged Visitors with Transformative Human-Machine Integration at CES

CES 2018 As many of you know, CES is known as the largest electronics exhibition in the world, with over 4,000 exhibiting companies, 184,000 attendees which includes 7,460 media attendees from around ...

Collaborative Robotics

Robots have drastically evolved. They are now performing medical miracles and working in places that are too dangerous for humans; carrying out complex and tedious tasks to save humans time and effort...

IARS - OMRON's innovative-Automation! Journey

During Jun. 5th-8th, 2018, China (Wuhan) International Automation & Robotics Show was held in Wuhan, China. OMRON was highly praised at the show for its perfect interpretation of industrial automa...

Mission Statements in Action: The Creation of New Stories

Every year on May 10th, OMRON employees unite to celebrate the foundation of their company. It is also a day where selected employees move the hearts of audiences by presenting the most outstanding ex...

How mobile tech is improving healthcare for some of the world's most remote communities

Health conditions and illnesses, particularly those affecting children, often go untreated across the developing world. The top three killers of children in Africa for instance - malaria, diarrhoea an...

New center for supply chain collaboration to focus on blockchain, other new technologies

Georgia-Pacific, a provider of paper products and lumber, has announced a plan to bring together leading supply chain companies to develop solutions at its new Point A Center for Supply Chain Innovati...

This 'Intelligent Highway' Will Charge Your Car as You Drive

The road to China's autonomous-driving future is paved with solar panels, mapping sensors and electric-battery rechargers as the nation tests an "intelligent highway" that could speed the transformati...

Motor Mouths: an audiovisual guide to the UK car industry

Motor Mouths, created by the photographer and digital artist Richard Jones, offers an insight into Britain's automotive landscape. Working in partnership with the British Motor Museum and Arts Council...

Strengthening Bluetooth for Industrial IoT

The Industrial Internet of Things continues to expand. However, progress can be hampered by data transmission and connectivity. A new device, from u-blox, aims to improve Bluetooth connectivity. The n...

Spider Eyes Help Hyundai Heir Design Its Cars of the Future

(Bloomberg) -- Hyundai Motor Group's vice chairman, Chung Eui-sun, is counting on bugs and holograms to help the South Korean automaker stay relevant amid a flood of electric-vehicle startups, ride-sh...

Uber, Lyft Hope to Drive Improvements in Healthcare

Tech giants have focused their attention on healthcare as the next industry they would like to change. Companies such as Amazon, Apple, Google, Lyft, and Uber are often thought of as disruptors - comp...

Who's Winning the Self-Driving Car Race?

(Bloomberg) -- In the race to start the world's first driving business without human drivers, everyone is chasing Alphabet Inc.'s Waymo. The Google sibling has cleared the way to beat its nearest riva...

What the IoT Means for Remote Work

As the Internet of Things (IoT) becomes more and more embedded within our lives and businesses, it's also changing the way teams across industries approach their work. In this post, we look at how the...

Machine Learning Meets Edge Computing with AWS Greengrass

In previous posts, we've looked at how edge computing can move processing, storage, and networking resources closer to the places they'll be used and away from the massive centralized data centers tha...

Ford's New Smart Window Lets Blind People 'See'

Ford has developed a prototype smart car window that lets blind people "see" the passing landscape. The "Feel the View" prototype, which was developed with Italian startup xyz, uses vibrations to give...

Nvidia Inception identifies the top 4 AI startups for autonomous systems

Nvidia created its Inception program to identify the best artificial intelligence startups -- those that will change the world and tap the computing power of Nvidia's graphics processing unit (GPU) an...

"Near-future designs" Drives Innovation

At the new business announcement on April 25, 2018, "Would we need traffic signals if we have a fully automated traffic network?" asks Masaki Suwa, the CEO / Director of OMRON SINIC X Corporation. Suc...

Blockchain, IoT, and the health data revolution (VB Live)

The potential for block technology to unlock new business use cases is huge. Join this upcoming VB Live event to learn about how the security offered by distributed ledger technologies is transforming...

Tech's Next Big Wave: Big Data Meets Biology

It Began in December, with CVS's proposed $69 billion buyout of insurer Aetna. In January, three more corporate behemoths-- Amazon , JPMorgan Chase, and Berkshire Hathaway --said they were forming a j...

Why Walmart Is Testing Robots In Stores--and Here's What It Learned

Inside 50 of Walmart's U.S. stores, robots resembling vacuum cleaners affixed with small, sleek towers, patrol the aisles, checking whether the shelves are stocked with enough toilet paper and that la...

Tesla Parts Spotted Piled Outside San Jose Machine Shop

A large number of parts intended for the Tesla Model 3, along with parts for the Model S and Model X, have been spotted outside a machine shop in San Jose. Such third parties are sometimes used to fix...

Joint risk management between management and staff brings fairness and transparency to a truly global company

All businesses are constantly "at risk", such as data leakage and product recalls. The source of the problem often stems from inadequate internal policies rather than human errors. So why is this happ...

Here's Your Early Look at Waymo's Next Self-Driving Car: The Jaguar I-Pace

The next self-driving vehicle in Waymo's fleet will be the new all-electric I-Pace crossover sport utility produced by Jaguar Land Rover. Waymo, the former Google self-driving project that spun out to...

It could be time to make your move into the AI job market

The results of LinkedIn's latest Emerging Jobs Report in December came as little surprise to those of us in the AI space -- machine learning engineers and data scientists are the two fastest-growing n...

How Manufacturing Could Get A Boost From Artificial Intelligence

This article first appeared in Data Sheet, Fortune's daily newsletter on the top tech news. To get it delivered daily to your in-box, sign up here. Andrew Ng, the respected computer scientist and entr...

Nvidia's Drive Constellation lets autonomous cars drive billions of miles in VR

No matter how much you test a self-driving car, it isn't enough. There are too many situations the artificial intelligence system has to train for and not enough testing time on the highways. So Nvidi...

The Future of AI is Here! Are You Making It Meaningful?

Dear future robot overlords, Please read this first. I'm on your side! I promise. Mostly. With a few exceptions. Thanks for going easy on me, -Jeannie What a great time to be alive! We live in an age ...

Nordea Says 'Huge' Growth Awaits Those Betting on Digital Farms

(Bloomberg) -- The portfolio manager running the climate stock fund at the biggest Nordic bank says now is the time to invest in digital farming. "Smart farming solutions are just at the inflection po...

The DeanBeat: The best of CES 2018 -- 'time machines', robot race cars, and ... suitcases

My trip to CES 2018, the big tech trade show in Las Vegas, is over. I walked more than 75,000 steps (35 miles) to scout for the best products and ideas that will keep the tech industry humming. I won'...

DuoBaby: Dual Relief for Parents and Babies

Have you ever had nights where your baby couldn't stop crying and didn't get enough rest? It could have been because your baby was hungry or needed comfort. Another reason is, unfortunately, one that ...

Climate scientists are working on a way to predict snow eight months in advance

The snow that builds up in mountains later determines how much water the surrounding areas will get in the spring. Public Domain Archive In Sarah Kapnick's world, Atlantic hurricanes and California sn...

Data Scientist Is The Best Job In America According Glassdoor

Data Scientist has been named the best job in America for three years running, with a median base salary of $110,000 and 4,524 job openings. DevOps Engineer is the second-best job in 2018, paying a m...

Airbus Shows Off Its New Automated Delivery Drone Service in Singapore

Airbus is enthusiastically pushing into the drone segment--the company showed off its Alpha One drone taxi earlier this month--and now it has for the first time demonstrated drone-based package delive...

Saving people around the globe from lifestyle disease

Collaborating with the Philippine government to promote local health programs "Did you know the fact that the leading cause of death in the Philippines, is heart disease?" asked Janis Ian, OMRON Healt...

Walmart plans to open a computer vision and machine learning office in Dallas on April 5

Retail giant Walmart now thinks of itself as a tech company --but it's not putting all its eggs in Silicon Valley. The company announced today that it is opening an emerging technologies office in Dal...

Safety first in manufacturing

Korea has grown into an economic giant since the 1970's from manufacturing high-quality fabrics, steel, vessels, semi-conductors, automobile, electronics, and mobile devices. OMRON Korea decided to ta...

6 jobs that could see an uptick in demand with the rise of AI

While fears abound that AI automation will lead to big staff cuts in industries around the world, technology will bring forth a plethora of new jobs and services. Similar to the onslaught of positions...

The Amazon Go effect: How bots fit into the future workforce

The illusion of job safety for the 3.5 million cashiers in America was shattered last week when Amazon Go, the first cashierless grocery store in the United States, opened in Seattle. By most accounts...

Open Innovation sheds new light on agriculture

Society changes, and a variety of needs and social issues inevitably arise around the world. This is a story of how OMRON utilizes open innovation to turn ideas into reality to fulfill necessities and...

Evolutionary algorithms are the living, breathing AI of the future

AI is no longer some abstract dream for the future. It is here, now and bringing change across industries. According to the Forrester AI Readiness Study, 40 percent of the 717 businesses surveyed said...

Protecting humanity from 'counterfeit' medicine

A young German man who suffered an acute heart attack was taken to the hospital and died two days after taking blood pressure medicine purchased on the Internet. It turns out that the medicine contain...

Omron Healthcare shows off wearable blood pressure monitor for your wrist

Medical giant Omron Healthcare is showing off a blood pressure monitor that you can wear as a wristwatch and that can deliver clinically validated accuracy. The Japanese company has also created a dig...

China's Evolution in Manufacturing Innovation

China used to be called "the world's factory" hosting a great number of labor intensive industries. Today, China is evolving into an innovation epicenter, creating new technologies including devices s...

10 predictions for deep learning in 2018

I've got this ominous feeling that 2018 could be the year that everything changes dramatically. The incredible breakthroughs we saw in 2017 for deep learning will carry over in a very powerful way in ...

3 Things I Learned About the Future of Technology at This Year's CES

In a dimly lit ballroom inside the MGM casino in Las Vegas earlier this month, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was discussing a strange topic in front of a very eager crowd: Different species of flowers. That...

3 ways self-driving cars will affect the insurance industry

It feels like a page out of a science-fiction book: self-driving cars shuttling people around with little or no input from passengers. And yet, here we are. Self-driving technology is already a realit...

4 deep learning breakthroughs business leaders should understand

It's a given that artificial intelligence will change many things in our world in 2018. But with new developments arising at a rapid pace, how can business leaders keep up with the latest AI to improv...

5 Unexpected Ways AI Can Save the World

Many naysayers claim that artificial intelligence could destroy the world, often using the storyline in "The Terminator" to prove their point. In reality, AI can do more to save the world. Fortunately...

AI Weekly: Machine-made art does not mean the end of human creativity

On Tuesday the creative collective Botnik Studios released an imitation Coachella poster with artists names generated by a recurrent neural network trained on thousands of band names. In past weeks Bo...

The development of AI ethics must keep pace with innovation

The ability of artificial intelligence to make ethically sound decisions is a hot topic in debates around the world. The issue is particularly prevalent in discussions on the future of autonomous cars...

What's So Great About Artificial Intelligence?

The rapid pace at which artificial intelligence (AI) is growing results in heated debates over the technology's potential threats as well as its opportunities. Some, including global leaders like Elon...

Will 2018 be a year of scientific breakthroughs - or frustrations?

Quantum computers This will be the year when we see a quantum computer solve a computational problem that conventional computers can't, using the rules of quantum mechanics to manipulate data, potenti...

U.S. Manufacturing Is Primed for Another Growth Year: Neil Dutta

(Bloomberg View) -- U.S. manufacturing production just had its best year since 2011, yet some argue that 2017 was as good as it will get and that a slowdown is ahead. We think the opposite is more lik...

Deron Jackson, Chief Technical Officer, OMRON Adept Technologies

Deron Jackson is the Chief Technical Officer of OMRON Adept Technologies, located in San Ramon near California's Silicon Valley. He holds a doctorate from MIT, and is a co-inventor of six U.S. patents...

Exploring What It Means to be Human: Crossing AI and Neurology

Imagine a factory with an ideally optimized human and machine environment. What would it be like? Machines would definitely not be dominating the factory, nor would humans simply be using machines. OM...

The Force Is Real: How 'Star Wars' Neuroscience Is Revolutionizing Healthcare and More

More than 40 years after it hit theaters for the first time, the cultural influence of the "Star Wars" movie franchise is undeniable. You can see that reach in the skyrocketing box-office take of the ...

Tactai wants to bring better touch feedback to virtual reality

Virtual reality and augmented reality have delivered realistic visuals and sound to virtual experiences, but they're completely lacking a sense of touch. Tactai wants to change that with a new kind of...

3 Things to Expect at CES 2018, The Biggest Tech Show of the Year

Every January, Las Vegas' luxurious casino hotels and sprawling convention center serve as the home of CES, the tech industry's biggest confab of the year. CES, formerly known as the Consumer Electron...

4 Technology Trends That Will Transform Our World in 2018

Predicting the future requires hubris, and it should therefore be met with more than a terabyte of skepticism. In past years, I've made some calls that have proved prescient like predicting way back i...

A User's Guide to the Dawn of Robot Driving

(Bloomberg) -- The wait for the self-driving future is coming to an end. The earliest real-world applications of autonomous vehicles will arrive in 2018. Starting in Phoenix this year, a small number ...

Brain Waves Will Make Nissan's Car of the Future a Better Ride

(Bloomberg) -- The world's biggest carmakers and technology companies are spending billions of dollars to perfect your ability to drive without thinking. Nissan Motor Co. is taking a different directi...

CES 2018: Our guide to surviving tech's biggest trade show

I've lost count how many times I've been to the Consumer Electronics Show, but I'm into my third decade for the big tech trade show. This year, I'm going to walk miles of exhibits again at CES 2018, t...

How Much Does It Cost to Hire a Data Scientist?

If you have a data project-whether it's setting up a data pipeline, making sense of the data you've already collected, or something more complex-you're going to need data scientists with the right ski...

It's time for businesses to act 'intelligently artificial'

Technology loves a good bit of shorthand, the shorter the better. Which is why, as we collectively try to wrap our heads around the confusing mass that is automation, robotics, machine learning, chatb...

Resolve To Deliver More Proactive Service in 2018

Among the trends predicted for customer service in 2017, a more proactive approach to service made the list. Depending upon the products and services a company offers, the ability to deliver proactive...

3 ways AR is transforming manufacturing and logistics

Augmented reality is poised to radically improve manufacturing, logistics, and skilled trades. AR can superimpose holographic images and instructions onto the real world, which is immensely valuable f...

AI won't destroy us, and Tesla is proof

Ignore the noise about a "Terminator scenario" in which machines become self-aware and seek to destroy their flawed human masters. Those of us who live and work in the "salt mines" of machine learning...

Commentary: The Top 3 Digital Health Trends to Watch In 2018

Digital health broke out in 2017. We saw more investment than ever before: Over $4.7 billion flowed into a record number of companies. While these record-breaking investments underscore the enthusiasm...

Gartner's Top 10 Predictions For IT In 2018 And Beyond

In 2020, AI will become a positive net job motivator, creating 2.3M jobs while eliminating only 1.8M jobs. By 2020, IoT technology will be in 95% of electronics for new product designs. By 2021, 40% ...

Gary Shapiro interview: CES 2018 will have 4,000 exhibitors across 2.6 million square feet

Gary Shapiro is the showman of the greatest technology show on Earth. As the president and CEO of the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), he presides over CES, commonly known as the Consumer Electr...

How AI will continue its journey into the mainstream in 2018

Artificial intelligence had something of a coming out party in 2017. While some intense sensationalization of AI persisted throughout the year, progress was made to help people understand the realitie...

New Technology Should Be Neither Feared Nor Trusted: Noah Smith

(Bloomberg View) -- How should we think about new and future technologies? The two main stances seem to be extreme optimism and extreme pessimism. A better approach would be careful planning and manag...

Robots can set us free and reverse decline, says Labour's Tom Watson

Labour's Tom Watson will call on society to "embrace an android" as he argues that the rise of automation in the workplace need not cause mass unemployment and should instead be welcomed. The party's ...

The One Skill Employees Need to Survive the AI Revolution

As the artificial intelligence revolution roars on, many workers wonder whether they will lose their job to a machine. The McKinsey Global Institute estimates that 400 million to 800 million of today'...

What to Look for in Personalization Technology for 2018

As we come upon a new year, marketers everywhere are considering their marketing strategies for 2018, and many are finally thinking about pursuing personalization programs. If you have put off persona...

Preventing Major Cardiovascular Illnesses with Self-monitoring

According to the WHO, more people die annually from cardiovascular diseases (CVD) than from any other cause. One of the primary cause of CVD is high blood pressure - when left untreated, the damage th...

The evolution of electronics in society is supported by electronic components

Smartphones are an indispensable part of daily life. While the core concept of a phone is to communicate, smartphones nowadays are used for many additional jobs such as controlling lighting, controlli...

Delivering technology that helps individuals grow

In the past the main design criteria for industrial robots was to improve productivity and to work at a higher efficiency than humans. Now however, the relationship between humans and robots is not as...

Listening to the voice of the customers, OMRON production site Engineers

How to master a robot? OMRON are consulted daily about problems at production sites, for example "Can we reduce the labor involved in packing products from a conveyor belt?" Many of these customers al...

The Guardian view on productivity: the robots are coming

A country's ability to improve its standard of living over time depends almost entirely on its ability to raise its output per worker. That's why Nobel laureate Paul Krugman concluded that productivit...

AI and quantum algorithms together can compute a better world

We are in a race for quantum supremacy. Google, IBM, and researchers across the globe are working on solving the most complex of computations, computations that could only be solved by the most advanc...

Why digital assistants are so hot right now

The market for AI-driven personal assistants and bots will almost double in 2018, reaching more than $12 billion by 2020 with 1.6 billion active users, according to Statista. Today, pretty much every ...

How Businesses Today Can Use Design Thinking to Drive Better Performance and Results

You may have heard of "design-based strategy" or read recently how design-led companies are seeing great success. But if you're unfamiliar with the term and aren't a creatively-minded person yourself,...

How Will AI Help Good Managers Be Great?

Artificial intelligence (AI) is more than just a buzzword. From driverless trucks traversing the country to AI winning "unwinnable" games, it's already making an impact on our home lives and will soon...

Edge Computing Takes the Cloud Back to the Future

Cloud computing has been one of the driving forces behind many of the last decade's biggest advances, allowing businesses of any size to tap into the kind of goliath computing power that was previousl...

AI will assist creative professionals, not replace them

The impact of artificial intelligence on creativity and design is top of mind for creative professionals. AI will undoubtedly accelerate the rapid pace of digital transformation and change the way we ...

A driverless future could be further away than you think

Advancements in AI technology have taken automated cars from a distant science fiction endeavor to a fast-approaching reality. Tech giants and rising rideshare companies alike are investing billions o...

The rise of predictive maintenance is upon us

In McKinsey & Company's June 2017 report, "Artificial Intelligence: The Next Digital Frontier," the institute writes about how artificial intelligence will induce a shift from preventative to pred...

Commentary: A New Electric Truck? Tesla Should Stick to Cars

Last week, Tesla unveiled a prototype of an electric, semi-autonomous truck that is set to enter production in 2019. But the company's foray into the commercial truck space is unlikely to be a game ch...

Can an employee's hobby lead to a revelation in the workplace?

A unique variation on the conventional production line, a shared hobby among development members - radio control and plastic models - The world of manufacturing is in for a potential upset due to a ne...

Improving on the job safety for radiologists

Medical technology was forever transformed when, in 1895, Wilhelm Röntgen discovered X-rays. Since his discovery, X-ray machines and CT scanners have become an indispensable diagnostic tool in the med...

The Never Sleeping Driver

As a society, we are soon reaching a future where the responsibility of road safety will be in the hands of AI. At OMRON Research institute, we have a designated international division working on dev...

The ethereal power system. Minimizing power transmission loss by cutting the cord

Picture yourself sitting on a hot summer day in a nice cool air-conditioned room with your chilled beer or juice just taken from your fridge. You are eating your favorite snack which has been heated i...

A "thoughtful" robot that builds a never

Yoshihisa Ijiri, who earned his doctorate in information science, specializes in image processing and machine learning at OMRON, pursuing areas like facial image processing and image sensing algorithm...

What does it take to merge AI and Manufacturing?

kira Nakajima is an information-science specialist at OMRON. He is the person who brings worldwide cutting edge information and communications technology (ICT) and artificial intelligence (AI) to OMRO...

OMRON Engaged Visitors with Transformative Human-Machine Integration at CES

Collaborative Robotics

A Natural Evolution

More Than Half of Companies Aren't Prepared to Use Today's Top Technologies

Uber and Driverless Cars Threaten Premium for Homes Near Transit

Japanese Government Partners With Manufacturers On Solid State Battery Research

OMRON Engaged Visitors with Transformative Human-Machine Integration at CES

Collaborative Robotics

IARS - OMRON's innovative-Automation! Journey

Mission Statements in Action: The Creation of New Stories

How mobile tech is improving healthcare for some of the world's most remote communities

New center for supply chain collaboration to focus on blockchain, other new technologies

This 'Intelligent Highway' Will Charge Your Car as You Drive

Motor Mouths: an audiovisual guide to the UK car industry

Strengthening Bluetooth for Industrial IoT

Spider Eyes Help Hyundai Heir Design Its Cars of the Future

Uber, Lyft Hope to Drive Improvements in Healthcare

Who's Winning the Self-Driving Car Race?

What the IoT Means for Remote Work

Machine Learning Meets Edge Computing with AWS Greengrass

Ford's New Smart Window Lets Blind People 'See'

Nvidia Inception identifies the top 4 AI startups for autonomous systems

"Near-future designs" Drives Innovation

Blockchain, IoT, and the health data revolution (VB Live)

Tech's Next Big Wave: Big Data Meets Biology

Why Walmart Is Testing Robots In Stores--and Here's What It Learned

Tesla Parts Spotted Piled Outside San Jose Machine Shop

Joint risk management between management and staff brings fairness and transparency to a truly global company

Here's Your Early Look at Waymo's Next Self-Driving Car: The Jaguar I-Pace

It could be time to make your move into the AI job market

How Manufacturing Could Get A Boost From Artificial Intelligence

Nvidia's Drive Constellation lets autonomous cars drive billions of miles in VR

The Future of AI is Here! Are You Making It Meaningful?

Nordea Says 'Huge' Growth Awaits Those Betting on Digital Farms

The DeanBeat: The best of CES 2018 -- 'time machines', robot race cars, and ... suitcases

DuoBaby: Dual Relief for Parents and Babies

Climate scientists are working on a way to predict snow eight months in advance

Data Scientist Is The Best Job In America According Glassdoor

Airbus Shows Off Its New Automated Delivery Drone Service in Singapore

Saving people around the globe from lifestyle disease

Walmart plans to open a computer vision and machine learning office in Dallas on April 5

Safety first in manufacturing

6 jobs that could see an uptick in demand with the rise of AI

The Amazon Go effect: How bots fit into the future workforce

Open Innovation sheds new light on agriculture

Evolutionary algorithms are the living, breathing AI of the future

Protecting humanity from 'counterfeit' medicine

Omron Healthcare shows off wearable blood pressure monitor for your wrist

China's Evolution in Manufacturing Innovation

10 predictions for deep learning in 2018

3 Things I Learned About the Future of Technology at This Year's CES

3 ways self-driving cars will affect the insurance industry

4 deep learning breakthroughs business leaders should understand

5 Unexpected Ways AI Can Save the World

AI Weekly: Machine-made art does not mean the end of human creativity

The development of AI ethics must keep pace with innovation

What's So Great About Artificial Intelligence?

Will 2018 be a year of scientific breakthroughs - or frustrations?

U.S. Manufacturing Is Primed for Another Growth Year: Neil Dutta

Deron Jackson, Chief Technical Officer, OMRON Adept Technologies

Exploring What It Means to be Human: Crossing AI and Neurology

The Force Is Real: How 'Star Wars' Neuroscience Is Revolutionizing Healthcare and More

Tactai wants to bring better touch feedback to virtual reality

3 Things to Expect at CES 2018, The Biggest Tech Show of the Year

4 Technology Trends That Will Transform Our World in 2018

A User's Guide to the Dawn of Robot Driving

Brain Waves Will Make Nissan's Car of the Future a Better Ride

CES 2018: Our guide to surviving tech's biggest trade show

How Much Does It Cost to Hire a Data Scientist?

It's time for businesses to act 'intelligently artificial'

Resolve To Deliver More Proactive Service in 2018

3 ways AR is transforming manufacturing and logistics

AI won't destroy us, and Tesla is proof

Commentary: The Top 3 Digital Health Trends to Watch In 2018

Gartner's Top 10 Predictions For IT In 2018 And Beyond

Gary Shapiro interview: CES 2018 will have 4,000 exhibitors across 2.6 million square feet

How AI will continue its journey into the mainstream in 2018

New Technology Should Be Neither Feared Nor Trusted: Noah Smith

Robots can set us free and reverse decline, says Labour's Tom Watson

The One Skill Employees Need to Survive the AI Revolution