Apple
Apple Vision Pro: The Future of Computing
Don’t call it a headset. Don’t call it VR. Say hello to the world’s first spatial computer.
Apple
"Bicycle for the Mind": How Personal Computers Made Humans More Creative and Soon, Healthier
In 1981, Steve Jobs, the co-founder of Apple, used a memorable phrase to describe the potential of personal computers. He called them the "bicycle for the mind". The phrase captured the idea that computers, like bicycles, could enhance human intelligence and creativity. At the time, personal computers were
Automation
CES here we come
It’s an annual pilgrimage that was a shadow of itself in the aftermath of Covid - but ready to reclaim its crown as the largest conference on Earth. As you can tell from a recent post, CES is unlike any event out there: not just its sheer size (about
Automation
What is Wellness Awareness?
Wellness Awareness is a new form of understanding provided via personal fitness and wellness devices which gives a person knowledge about what is happening inside their bodies. In the past, only doctors had access to the tools needed to determine what was going on inside a human body. Now even
Fitness
Remote Patient Monitoring
Remote Patient Monitoring, or RPM, is an enterprise healthcare solution to track and assess clinical data of a patient at a distance. Digital technologies are used to collect and electronically transmit medical and other health information - typically from the comfort of the patient's home to healthcare providers.
Film
Oculus Quest 2
The Oculus Quest is one of the best self-contained virtual reality headsets on the market. Put this comfortable headset on your face and its built-in high definition video screens and stereo speakers will whisk you off to virtual worlds. You can play exciting games like Beat Saber, work up a
Automation
Which technologies will be most useful in a post-pandemic world?
The pandemic has taught us two very important things: we sometimes cannot be with the things and people that matter most; and we rely on technology to bridge the gap when we cannot be physically present. The technologies that have already proven useful during the pandemic will continue to remain