26 January 2023

UK Aims for the Stars

The UK Space Agency has announced £50 million in funding for satellite communications to support the development of new technologies, businesses and services.

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26 January 2023

UK Aims for the Stars

The UK Space Agency has announced £50 million in funding for satellite communications to support the development of new technologies, businesses and services.

New Photonic Materials Could Enable Ultra-Fast, Light-Based Computing

Researchers in Florida have developed new photonic materials which are set to enable extreme-fast, low-power light-based computing.

AI can detect dementia faster than experts

The results of recent research have demonstrated that AI machine learning can identify dementia in patients quicker and just as efficiently as experts.

AI arm can identify material by touch

A breakthrough in the world of artificial intelligence has been reported, through a mechanical AI arm being able to identify different materials by touching the surface.

The Rise of AI Operations Influencers

While companies adopt the use of influencers to share their message, a new kind of influencer is on the rise.

Technology is working on making solar panels work during the night

Researchers have developed a way to produce energy from solar panels using heat radiation, creating solar-powered energy at night as well as during the day.

Beam-steering technology takes mobile communication beyond 5G

Scientists in Birmingham have recently developed new beam-steering antennas that increase the efficiency of data transmission, opening a range of frequencies for mobile technology (even beyond 5G) communications that are inaccessible to currently used technology.

Internet of Things can control factories from home

Companies around the world have whole-heartedly adopted working-from-home, after we were given no choice during the global COVID-19 pandemic.

Sustainable connectivity in space

Predominantly in the past few decades, human activity has had an impact on our earth’s physical environment. With an increasing number of endeavours into space, such as satellites and space tourism, it is inevitable that comparable results are happening up there too.

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