Crowd surveillance is on the rise. Contemporary emergency and counter-terrorism planning has underlined the vulnerability of crowded places and called for a greater need to understand and manage crowd behaviour in a time of crisis. Accordingly, in the past few years the research and deployment of crowd surveillance technologies have been initiated across the world…

A technology originally developed to smooth out and pattern high-powered laser beams for the National Ignition Facility (NIF) can be used to 3-D print metal objects faster than ever before, according to a new study by Lawrence Livermore researchers.

A team of Israeli researchers developed a ‘game-changing’ technology that puts computers and all optical devices closer to the terahertz microchip.

If you want to join the tech industry in New Zealand or Australia, then Industry Connect offer job-ready programs, designed to get you into the workforce.

The webinar will review the use of head mounted near-to-eye displays and their use in wet, dusty, loud, hazardous industrial environments. These new technologies help more effective collaboration between workers in the field and others in control rooms, remote operating centres, suppliers or consultants. This improved collaboration reduces cost and enables faster response to operating issues.

Technology is always changing, sometimes faster than we can actually keep up with, so here are just some of the top innovations to look forward to 2018.

When technology has just started to make progress, and we have already witnessed some cool gadgets like flip phones, 4G connection, and much more. Now, innovation and creativity have begun to reflect on Technology. The expansion of Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence is carving its way into technologies to produce fascinating gadgets that are capable of replacing labor-intensive activities.

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The Internet of Things continues its brisk and steady rise, and many trends that started in previous years will continue or even accelerate for the foreseeable future However, a recent McKinsey study, What separates leaders from laggards in the Internet of Things, found that only around one sixth of the world's largest companies adopting IoT are seeing any kind of significant return on investment. But it's not all bad news. New trends and business models are emerging, and the way we plan, envision, and discuss the IoT will likely change in 2019. More Human-IoT Interaction Sensor data is a core component