UPS is rolling along with its drone delivery program, working with partner CVS Pharmacy to deliver prescription drugs to customer doorsteps via its newly deployed commercial drones. UPS delivered medications to two paying customers on November 1 using the Matternet M2 drone system that the logistics company is using in partnership with Matternet.
If you want to know how the global regulation of artificial intelligence might shape up in the coming years, best look to Berlin.
Will AI and blockchain also show twice the value combined together?
The Stanford University Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence is calling for the U.S. government to make a $120 billion investment in the nation’s AI ecosystem over the course of the next 10 years.
Digitalization requires a workplace with modern equipment. As the study "The digital workplace in Swiss companies" by MSM Research shows, the fixed workplace is becoming less and less important. Cloud services are regarded as the actual enablers for the next digital evolutionary stage.
The smart factories - version 4.0 - must be completely rethought. This has a fundamental impact not only on production, but also on traditional and previously proven processes in purchasing, logistics and supply chain management across all industries. A design order.
A team of scientists at Japan’s National Defense Medical College has created artificial blood that could be used in any patient, regardless of their blood type. If it moves into human trials, it could revolutionize trauma medicine.
A French man was able to regain control over all four of his paralyzed limbs thanks to a mind-controlled exoskeleton suit.
Space food is notoriously lackluster, but new technology is slowly revolutionizing the way astronauts eat. Whereas the first astronauts in space squeezed their meals from toothpaste-like tubes, today's astronauts chow down on ice cream and fresh fruit and season their meals with liquid salt and pepper.
The canton of Geneva wants to have drones developed for patient transport. A drone ambulance will transport up to 10,000 patients between the University Hospitals of Geneva (HUG) and Trois-Chênes Hospital. Until 2025 a prototype could glide through the air.
