Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) are industries famously dominated by men. In these sectors, the ratio of women employees is extremely low in comparison to men
Ritam Gandhi, CEO and Founder of Studio Graphene tells us why UK startups will survive if they are supported by the government after a sweeping loss of confidence damages the startup economy.
A class-action lawsuit has been filed this week against controversial start-up Clearview AI. The company has scraped billions of images from social networks like Facebook and Youtube for their facial recognition app.
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At an event this September, Facebook and Oculus unveiled Horizon, a new virtual reality world which allows users to immerse themselves in a digital environment
Rumours have begun circulating around Facebook’s possible partnership with Ray-Ban. The two companies are believed to be working on a pair of augmented reality glasses.
Technological innovations can sometimes seem so far-fetched that they appear out of reach. However, we’re finally scratching the surface of mind-reading tech.
Apple’s most famous product, the iPhone, made up less than half of Apple’s total sales for the first time since 2012. Despite this, sales have risen elsewhere.
Smart wearables are the next big consumer market. Innovation has staled as smartwatches become the dominant accessory. Now, companies set their sights on smart lenses.
VR is in its infancy, but some companies are developing exciting uses for it. The future of healthcare looks set to be a driving force behind VR development.
In 2014, Suman Kanuganti struck up a friendship with communications expert Matt Brock. Brock was blind and the pair’s conversations about the challenges of blindness gave Kanuganti the idea to develop technology to assist his friend’s condition.