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ONLIFE’s Hackathon winners validate Edge Computing

By Carlos Ralli Ucendo, 13 July 2017 at 18:30

The aim of the hackathon was to demonstrate OnLife networks, the ease with which independent developers understand the concepts and technologies behind this Clogal Innovation Unit initiative, and the impact it can have with its edge computing component. It was...Continue reading »

The SHIELD project: applying cognitive security to future virtualized networks

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By The Telefonica Blog Team, 29 June 2017 at 16:33

The path towards virtualize networks In order to take advantage of network capabilities and to improve efficiencies and response times in enterprise managed security services, network virtualization becomes an optimal security solution (vNSF or Virtualized Network Security Function). This is achieved...Continue reading »

Can a self-driving car surpass our ethical standards?

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By Jennifer Riggins, 8 February 2017 at 15:17

The future of The Jetsons is near. Autonomous, semi-autonomous and completely self-driving cars are leaving sci-fi and even the prototype floor, venturing out onto real roads to fix human error. Yes, this means that it’ll soon be safe for us...Continue reading »

South Korea plans to build a train that will travel at 1,000 km/h

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By Pablo G. Bejerano, 31 January 2017 at 17:37

The first train to travel at 1,000 km/h may soon be a reality in South Korea, where there are already plans to build it in the “not too distant future”. The Korea Railroad Research Institute, which is administered by the South...Continue reading »

Paperfuge: a revolution for medicine in the third world

Technical Innovation

By Pablo G. Bejerano, 23 January 2017 at 15:42

A low-cost invention has been created at Stanford University with the capacity to revolutionise medicine in areas with fewer resources. The task Manu Prakash has set himself is highly gratifying. This scientist, who studied engineering and computer science in India, his...Continue reading »

Disability tech: These startups show how to use tech-for-good

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By Nick Booth, 17 January 2017 at 12:36

Like many start up bosses, Lise Pape was inspired to help others through the benefit of her own personal experience with disability. When Lise Pape’s father was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease 10 years ago, the drugs he was prescribed created side...Continue reading »

Could submarine robots and underwater IoT help tackle climate change?

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By Nick Booth, 17 January 2017 at 12:30

With the ice caps melting and the Gulf Stream going off course, who can save us from an environmental catastrophe? Will it be birds? Will it be planes? Will it be superman? No! It’s submarine robots You’re probably aware that two-thirds...Continue reading »

These start-ups are making robots a reality

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By Nicholas Fearn, 16 January 2017 at 10:10

When you think about robots, there’s no doubt that a variety of sci-fi films come into your mind. Film-makers working on blockbusters in this genre have a huge fascination with robots, and often they play advanced roles in the lives...Continue reading »

How the Internet of Things will impact 2017

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By Nicholas Fearn, 28 December 2016 at 17:42

Excitement around the Internet of Things has been building for a while now, and the industry has made big strides over the past few years. Companies and organisations from right across the world are developing and researching transformative connected technologies...Continue reading »

How IoT tech will disrupt our homes

Digital Life

By Nicholas Fearn, 20 December 2016 at 17:42

There’s no place like home, a statement that couldn’t be more true. The fact is, when we’re not working or running errands outside, we’re cosying up in our houses. You’ll probably agree that your home is the place where you’re...Continue reading »

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Technical Innovation

Can a self-driving car surpass our ethical standards?

These start-ups are making robots a reality

How the Internet of Things will impact 2017

ONLIFE’s Hackathon winners validate Edge Computing

The SHIELD project: applying cognitive security to future virtualized networks

Can a self-driving car surpass our ethical standards?

South Korea plans to build a train that will travel at 1,000 km/h

Paperfuge: a revolution for medicine in the third world

Disability tech: These startups show how to use tech-for-good

Could submarine robots and underwater IoT help tackle climate change?

These start-ups are making robots a reality

How the Internet of Things will impact 2017

How IoT tech will disrupt our homes

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