To better understand what these educational VR concepts might look like, Samsung has collaborated with Cornelsen, a Berlin-based schoolbook publisher. In the joint project, educational VR contents were developed to help students visualize the complex biological processes of the human…
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energy & eco
Energy storage could drive development’ in emerging economies by Andy Colthorpe
7 March 2017Views: 1,072Energy storage is a vital tool for enabling the increased use of renewable energy and other distributed resources and in providing resilience to power supplies, but the development of energy storage systems (ESS) has been confined to a small number…
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Consider the telecommunications and automobile industries. Until the past few years, a telecom company based its business primarily on routing calls and data. But now, almost 25 years after the launch of the World Wide Web, telecom companies have become…
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IoT and Smart City trends boost smart waste collection market Christina Jung
4 March 2017Views: 2,998Waste collection is an essential city service. Ample opportunity exists worldwide for smart technology to increase efficiency and improve the quality of waste collection services. Currently, most municipal waste collection operations focus on emptying containers according to predefined schedules. This…
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Do you think all brands have an opportunity to tell stories, or do you think it only applies to some of the sexier brands like Red Bull and Apple—brands with interesting products. How can boring brands use story to fuel…
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17 digital marketing trends for 2017 By JENNIFER O’BRIEN
2 March 2017Views: 1,412Core marketing tech platform elements will truly converge in 2017 bringing together the best of content management, marketing automation, analytics and more into integrated solutions. While businesses have to stitch together the components of their martech stacks today, native solutions…
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Unemployment today is significant in most developed nations and it’s only going to get worse. By 2034, just a few decades, mid-level jobs will be by and large obsolete. So far the benefits have only gone to the ultra-wealthy, the…
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tech for life
Patients Using Remote Monitoring With Connected Medical Devices By Thomas Beaton
28 February 2017Views: 2,064The number of mHealth devices with cellular connectivity jumped from 3 million in 2015 to 4.9 million in 2016. Berg Insights suggests this number is based on the convenience, low cost, and younger demographic appeal of mHealth device at the…
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It’s easy to assume that the most successful people are expert planners who knew exactly where they wanted to be at each point in their career. Much more often, those folks were simply open to new opportunities from the very…
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How the FOMO Phenomenon Is Driving New Trends In Marketing By Krystal Overmyer
25 February 2017Views: 1,286Humans evolved to pay attention, be in the right place at the right time, and even engage in gossip. We aggressively seek vital information, and we get an uncomfortable feeling when we sense we’re missing out on something. These days,…