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From campus to consumer: Lessons on university tech transfer

A panel at the WSGR Medical Device Conference in San Francisco delved into the specifics around what oftentimes sinks the relationship between companies and colleges and how to create real...

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Tech disorder? Smartphones linked to bizarre horn-like skull bumps

Tech disorder? Smartphones linked to bizarre horn-like skull bumps Source link

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Smartphones Make You Develop Horns; Tech Disorder Linked To Skull Bumps

Researchers discovered that people are growing horn-like bumps on their skulls called bone spurs due to smartphone use. Source link

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City of London To Help Stop Legal Tech ‘Mismatch’

In another example of the upper echelons of the British establishment getting behind ‘UK Legal Tech Plc‘ the City of London Corporation (CLC) – the body ... Source link

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How Visa built out its fraud-fighting tech with machine learning, Visa Europe’s scale – PaymentsSource

How Visa built out its fraud-fighting tech with machine learning, Visa Europe's scale  PaymentsSourceThe fraud challenge faced by issuers and merchants alike has become increasingly complex over the last few years...

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How Finnish health tech startups are getting off the ground

The ingredients of Finland's growing startup ecosystem include public-private partnerships, data research availability and a little bit of sisu.  Source link

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Nintendo reportedly also looking to rely on Microsoft's cloud tech for its own streaming service

Nintendo reportedly also looking to rely on Microsoft's cloud tech for its own streaming service Source link

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Dassault Dives Into Health Tech, Buying Medidata for $5.7 Billion

Dassault Dives Into Health Tech, Buying Medidata for $5.7 Billion Source link

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New virtual reality training tech takes cops directly into the minds of the mentally distressed

New virtual reality training tech takes cops directly into the minds of the mentally distressed Source link

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Tackling ‘big tech’ issues through storytelling, with Jessica Powell

Jessica Powell, Google’s former head of PR from 2012-2018 (years in which Google required a not-insignificant amount of PR leadership), is now a rock star writer whose 2018 debut book,...

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This robot farmer will soon be able to operate 20 hours a day, harvesting tens of thousands of raspberries

Fieldwork Robotics, a University of Plymouth spin-off company, is developing an autonomous harvesting robot platform. A number of flexible robot arms attached to the platform will be able to pick...

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New Tech Could Allow Blind People To See Through The Eyes Of Others

"Mind-reading" technologies might allow a blind person to see the world through the eyes of a sighted person. Source link

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Innovating beyond the pill: the blossoming relationship between pharma and tech

Cross-sector collaboration creates enormous potential for people-centred healthcare innovations, but there are challenges to be overcome. Source link

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Auditors slam FBI for shoddy testing of facial-recog tech. But no big deal. It only has 641m images on its systems

No one has complained so far, fed honcho protests Three years ago, the US Government Accountability Office (GAO) found that the FBI had very limited metrics about the accuracy of...

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Big tech surveillance could damage democracy

Data is often called the . The more tech companies know about their users, the more effectively they can direct them to goods and services that they are likely to...

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Streem buys Selerio in effort to boost its AR teleconferencing tech

Streem, an AR startup that is meshing teleconferencing software with computer vision tech, has acquired a small U.K. startup called Selerio that’s also building out augmented reality technologies. The startups...

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'Aggressive and riskier' A.I. — and bureaucracy — caused the Boeing crashes, report says

A new report from the New York Times details a bureaucratic mess, caused by the overhauling of an A.I. system, that it says is responsible for the two fatal Boeing...

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Ping An’s health tech arm enters research agreement with HKU’s Medical AI Lab Program

Ping An International Smart City Technology (PAISCT), a subsidiary of Ping An Insurance (Group) Company of China, has signed a research agreement with Medical Artificial Intelligence Lab Program (MAIL) of...

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Diving deep into Africa’s blossoming tech scene

Jumia may be the first startup you’ve heard of from Africa. But the e-commerce venture that recently listed on the NYSE is definitely not the first or last word in...

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Watch this four-legged robot pull a dang airplane

The world's strongest men must be shaking in their very large boots, because robots are here to steal their jobs. The HyQReal robot is a "hydraulically powered quadruped" developed by...

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