With seamless integration into existing home automation systems and massive security advantages, the DoorBird is so much more than an intercom An increasing number of residential and office buildings are replacing analogue intercom systems with network-based IP door stations connected to mobile devices. The benefits associated with using IP door intercom systems, especially when it […] The post DoorBird IP-Secure: The door communication of the future appeared first on The European Magazine ..read more

A Chinese tech firm has unveiled what could be the world’s friendliest and most reliable waiter – a robot that doesn’t get tired, can’t be offended, and will never expect a tip The BellaBot Pro, created by Shenzhen-based Pudu Robotics, can serve four table at once and work for 24-hour shifts without needing a break. […] The post Waiter Second: New Robot Servers to Play ‘Significant Role’ in Restaurant Industry appeared first on The European Magazine ..read more

John Stringer of Next DLP outlines why focussing on people, processes, and technology can help organisations manage the shortfall in cybersecurity professionals We are facing a cyber skills crisis. Worldwide, in 2023, there were 3.5 million unfulfilled cyber jobs. In Europe, the shortage of cyber talent is anything up to 500,000, according to 2022 figures from the […] The post Navigate the cyber skills gap appeared first on The European Magazine ..read more

Next time you see the humble barcode, remember, it’s a small but mighty player in the data revolution, says Christian Floerkemeier of Scandit To many, the modest barcode may seem an unexciting, even archaic tool in an era of advancements and sophisticated technology. Yet, those little strips of black and white bars – the heartbeat […] The post Why binary isn’t going anywhere  appeared first on The European Magazine ..read more

A lack of global cooperation could severely hinder the safe and seamless use of AI, making the need for solutions imperative, says tech expert Mark Minevich In an era where AI is redefining what’s possible, its rapid evolution is not just a technological marvel but a global phenomenon reshaping everything from healthcare to transportation. This […] The post Bringing the world together on AI appeared first on The European Magazine ..read more

By decoupling prediction from human judgement, AI promises to turn organisations upside down, argue three Canadian academics in an acclaimed book. Alex Katsomitros finds out more When the covid pandemic started in 2020, University of Toronto academics Ajay Agrawal, Avi Goldfarb and Joshua Gans were confronted, like everyone else, with a big problem: staying away […] The post Harnessing the predictive powers of AI appeared first on The European Magazine ..read more

Viswanathan Ramaswamy of Tata Communications unpacks private 5G use cases for the healthcare sector, and outlines the benefits the technology will have The healthcare industry is constantly evolving and adapting to new technologies that improve patient outcomes and care. And one of the latest technologies to emerge as a leading solution for innovation in healthcare […] The post Releasing the potential of private 5G for healthcare appeared first on The European Magazine ..read more

Legal teams that harness AI to empower and augment their services, rather than substitute them, can achieve a clear advantage in an increasingly competitive market, says Greg Coates of Litera The past few months have put artificial intelligence (AI) at the heart of all innovation. The mass adoption of ChatGPT has led governments to rethink […] The post Harnessing the power of AI for the legal industry appeared first on The European Magazine ..read more

Regulation does not necessarily stifle innovation, as many tech firms claim, but can in fact encourage a more sustainable, ethical side of proceedings, says Chirantan Chatterjee of University of Sussex Business School As we arrive in the last quarter of 2023, there is a general impression globally that while the AI genie is out of […] The post Let’s not forget Porter’s Hypothesis when regulating AI appeared first on The European Magazine ..read more

Personality, life stage, and mindset all influence our willingness to embrace rapid technological change, says cyberpsychologist Elaine Kasket The original Luddites were disgruntled weavers in early 19th century England, afraid that cutting-edge knitting machines would cost them their jobs. They attacked factory floors in the dark of night, smashing the new frames to smithereens. Not […] The post Time to confront your inner Luddite? appeared first on The European Magazine ..read more