Pilot projects for autonomous shuttles abound. But technical limitations and hostility from labor unions may thwart large deployments.
Once known as the pharmacy to the world, Germany now has its work cut out to supply enough medicines to its own citizens.
The more scientists learn about how we age, the more likely they are to recalibrate the clock. But that poses another question: Should they?
5G will soon become the new technology standard for cellular networks, and the benefits for business in general, and the supply chain specifically, are immense. In this conversation with SupplyChainBrain Editor-in-Chief Bob Bowman, Andrew Stevens, Senior Director Analyst with Gartner, discusses the long-term potential for 5G to foster new levels of efficiency and collaboration.
Organizations need to transition from opportunistic and tactical AI decision-making to a more strategic orientation.
Bathrooms are getting smarter, smelling nicer, making you sweat, cooling you down, and, of course, still graciously accepting your waste.
It's called "Overshoot Day", the moment each year when we humans have used up more natural resources that the Earth can renew in 12 months. And this year that day came on Saturday, August 22nd.
American companies are racing to commercialize technologies that can turn almost any kind of waste into clean hydrogen fuel.
Elements of the agriculture and food industries that have been slow to adopt technology are feeling the most pain from the coronavirus pandemic.
Electric vehicle makers hope to roll out super long-lasting batteries. That raises interesting questions about resources, performance—and a battery's second act.
