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Representational image (IANS) An Indian IT firm, Thalamus Irwine, has claimed to have developed a solution that can assist the government to identify vulnerable communities among the population whose immunization would put brakes on the spread of the COVID-19 infection. The company has named its Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT)-based serosurvey platform… Continue reading India’s Indigenous AI- and IOT-Based Sero-survey Technology Could Help Prioritize COVID-19 Vaccination | The Weather Channel – Articles from…

By some estimates, the amount of solar energy reaching the surface of the earth in one year is greater than the sum of all the energy we could ever produce using non-renewable resources. The technology necessary to convert sunlight into electricity has developed rapidly, but inefficiencies in the storage and distribution of that power have… Continue reading Chemical Research Breakthrough Could Transform Clean Energy Technology

By some estimates, the amount of solar energy reaching the surface of the earth in one year is greater than the sum of all the energy we could ever produce using non-renewable resources. The technology necessary to convert sunlight into electricity has developed rapidly, but inefficiencies in the storage and distribution of that power have… Continue reading Chemical Research Breakthrough Could Transform Clean Energy Technology

SOUTHWEST MISSOURI — It’s a new piece of technology in the fight against covid-19. A machine typically used to detect mold and bacteria in the air can now help tell if covid-19 could be thriving in the same air you’re breathing. Nate Stokes, Visiting Angels, said, “Equipment like this is going to be key to… Continue reading New technology detects viruses in the air

SOUTHWEST MISSOURI — It’s a new piece of technology in the fight against covid-19. A machine typically used to detect mold and bacteria in the air can now help tell if covid-19 could be thriving in the same air you’re breathing. Nate Stokes, Visiting Angels, said, “Equipment like this is going to be key to… Continue reading New technology detects viruses in the air

Diversity efforts expanding in Minnesota technology  Minneapolis Star Tribune Source link

Facial recognition is the common theme of the week’s top digital identity news with retail applications, new edge servers, and biometric border control deployments around the world. A new software partnership on biometric cryptography has also been announced, a report shows the importance of selfie biometrics in fraud reduction published, and the industry, as well… Continue reading Face biometrics roll out for retail, airports and edge as players work to refine the technology

Facial recognition is the common theme of the week’s top digital identity news with retail applications, new edge servers, and biometric border control deployments around the world. A new software partnership on biometric cryptography has also been announced, a report shows the importance of selfie biometrics in fraud reduction published, and the industry, as well… Continue reading Face biometrics roll out for retail, airports and edge as players work to refine the technology

A new automated platform created in Australia has taken racehorse care and management to the next level, according to horsetalk. The product is currently only being used in Australia and champion trainer Chris Waller said it has changed how he runs his stable. StableWizard is an app that was created by Segenhoe Stud chairman Kevin Maloney.… Continue reading New Racehorse Management Technology In Australia Changes How Champion Trainer Waller Runs His Stable – Horse Racing News | Paulick Report

SOUTHWEST MISSOURI — It’s a new piece of technology in the fight against covid-19. A machine typically used to detect mold and bacteria in the air can now help tell if covid-19 could be thriving in the same air you’re breathing. Nate Stokes, Visiting Angels, said, “Equipment like this is going to be key to… Continue reading New technology detects viruses in the air