I have had the opportunity to try and live a virtual, real and immersive experience with the new version of Microsoft's HoloLens. Now I do see it clear and useful, although the ordinary user will not taste them.
Last chapter dedicated, for my part, to this fantastic text produced by the Swedish company Ericsson, and which defines very clearly the thinking of those technology consumers who expect more and better innovative services in ten years.
I return to the load with that fantastic report from Ericsson Research that shows us the consumer technology trends in 2030. We talk about touch and fact or fiction?
A recent study by Fujitsu reports that business leaders are demanding quantum technology to realize business benefits and accelerate digital transformation.
World biology and electronics experts have explained at the Areces Foundation the present and future of biomimetic sensors in the field of health, aided of course by artificial intelligence to be more effective.
A good handful of technology 'early adopters' have told Ericsson about their technology consumption expectations for ten years from now. Here we summarize the ten trends that will unleash in the internet of the senses.
Less than 5% of artificial intelligence professionals are dedicated to health. So I can only applaud Microsoft for its new initiative, 'IA for Health'.
Danni Büchner is invited to Sam Dylan's Halloween party. But the "Goodbye Germany" emigrant has no desire for many other party guests. And find clear words.
