5 Big Internet of Things Trends We’ll See In 2021
Last year created the urgent need for innovation from every industry and nowhere was that need greater than in tech, logistics, retail, and healthcare. These four industries scrambled to deliver a seamless transition to a mostly-digital world, and many new ideas were pursued with the goal to lessen the amount of stress and infection risk […]
Do You Trust AI Doctors?
Emerging technologies like IoT, artificial intelligence (AI), and wearables are changing the patient and provider experience for the better. Ever since AI applications, like identifying cancer from medical images or predicting disease from a patient’s medical history, were introduced to healthcare, we’ve seen AI routinely match or beat providers’ performance. So where do we draw […]
4 AI Trends We’ll See in 2021
Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) applications were taking 2020 by storm when the COVID-19 pandemic struck. Although this crisis has changed how we do business and how we shop, the impact of AI and ML hasn’t diminished. In actuality, algorithms and smart machines have been saving lives and preventing the spread of the […]
AI’s Essential in Managing the COVID-19 Outbreak — and It Will Help With Future Pandemics, Too
The current coronavirus pandemic is affecting everyone around the world. Since it was first found in China, it has quickly spread to over 200 countries, killing more than 40,000 and infecting over 820,000 people. For governments, healthcare systems, and healthcare workers, it’s too late for artificial intelligence (AI) to help with many stages of the […]
IoT Will Be Everywhere and Encompass Everything – Are You Ready? (Part 1)
Due to its all-encompassing nature, the Internet of Things (IoT) can feel vague and nebulous. For example, it can refer to a Raspberry Pi-powered temperature control toggle, or it can refer to a dynamic lighting system managed by sensors. But this versatility is actually IoT’s strongest advantage. With a strong Internet connection, anything is possible […]
Smart Cities May Merge AI and IoT, but Who Wants to Live in Them?
Google wants to transform part of Toronto into a tech-filled city of the future. But while some citizens see it as an opportunity to build a second Silicon Valley north of the border, others are worried it may spiral out of control to resemble a data-fueled dystopian “1984” setting instead. Innovation from the Internet Up […]
AI Means Business — But What Does It Mean for Yours?
It’s not exactly a secret that artificial intelligence (AI) is going to change the world. In fact, current developments in AI are already doing that every day. But just what exactly does the future of AI hold in store for business? Mazdak Rezvani, the CEO of Chatkit, an AI conversation marketing platform, dives into this […]
MedTech Apps Are Missing Some Key Ingredients for Mass Adoption
It’s undeniable that technology is reshaping the landscape of medicine. The Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), and even augmented reality (AR) have all had profound effects on MedTech development already. Mobile apps have also had a substantial impact on eHealth, especially in recent years. But much of its potential has still been left […]
Privacy: The Biggest Issue Facing Smart Cities Right Now
As existing cities convert older technology into newer, more innovative features for its citizens to enjoy, the sensitive topic of privacy is undoubtedly on most people’s minds. Smaller cities in the U.S., like Portland, Maine, and larger cities abroad in the Netherlands and India are already experiencing public backlash for monitoring the personal information of […]
What Benefits Can Drones Deliver to mHealth in the United States?
Drone development is indispensable. Besides being used for capturing scenic overviews and delivering pizza, drones have also helped rescue lives during emergencies like natural disasters. They’re even being used in Australia to stop shark attacks. Around the world, drones are also proving to be game changers in MedTech applications. And U.S. federal officials are starting to take […]