riding on a pandemic-led surge in demand for chips that power smartphones, laptops and cars.

Percepto has launched a smart home for Spot, our favorite robot dog.

Over the past several years, and more so with COVID-19, the supply chain has become fraught and riddled with risk. Building supply chain resiliency will become a competitive advantage.

Smart Label developed by Sony Semiconductor is set to make shipping more transparent.

Cortec has created a packaging shrink film that can be composted., It is called EcoShrink Compostable Film.

Magnetic motion sensors, webcam body tracking, eye research made easier, and the Peloton of VR

How IoT enables Contactless Service and Self-Diagnosing Speakers in retail business.

The COVID19 pandemic has ushered in an array of new digital health services to the fore that provide more comprehensive patient care.

The partnership between Clemson University and Nephron Pharmaceuticals hopes to teach robots to fill syringes.

UPS announced that they plan to purchase electric Vertical Takeoff and Landing (eVTOL) aircraft from BETA, expanding their air service to small and mid-size markets.

The way the Internet of Things (IoT) will be used in smart environments, specifically smart buildings and smart cities, post-COVID-19.

Microsoft Mesh pairs mobile devices, desktops, mixed reality and holograms into one interactive, collaborative interface.

Forrester's An expert says that smart factory technology investments while focusing on solving tangible problems.

It would be “economically unrealistic” for the US and Europe to build local foundry capacity for local demand, says TSMC chairman Mark Liu

Extreme cold may cut a wind farm’s yearly production by 30 percent. De-icing tech keeps the power flowing.

Combining IoT, robots and augmented reality is solving everyday life problems for consumers and workplace roles.

42 Technology of Cambridgeshire has developed an automated inspection technology that can detect scratches wider than 10μm on polished glass surfaces in under a second.

Researchers are using artificial intelligence to speed up exploration to enhance batteries.

Companies have introduced GPS golf carts, adjustable drivers, sensors, and smart balls.

Supply chain analytics, digital twins and other tools have become key to understanding and predicting disruption.