These Dutch startups join hands for ‘Radiology of the Future’ project, bag €1.5M…
Medical images can be analysed more accurately, more effectively, and easier using Artificial Intelligence.
Technology, AI, capital and institutions, examined through who builds systems, who controls them and who benefits.
11,488 articles · Technology & Power
Medical images can be analysed more accurately, more effectively, and easier using Artificial Intelligence.
Poor fundraising practice, inappropriate data sharing, and scandals have all contributed to knocking down people’s confidence in charity.
As social distancing and work from home have become normal due to the coronavirus pandemic, almost all our daily routines have changed.
Munich-based battery analytics software company TWAICE has raised an €11 million Series A round led by venture capital firm Creandum.
Simranjit Singh Grewal, CEO of the Dutch hospitality service experience app ‘Y the Wait’ has announced suspending service fee on its platform for restaurateurs until May 31, 2020. The development is aimed at easing the impact of coronavirus on establishments that make use of the apps’ services.
Recently, the Redmond giant Microsoft has joined hands with the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to develop coronavirus self-checker to help people to determine whether they should go to the hospital or not when they feel sick.
As Europe has been massively hit due to the coronavirus pandemic, people are asked to stay at home to keep themselves safe.
In the wake of the aggravating coronavirus crisis, a lot of ride-hailing services across the globe are suspending their operation.
UPSFF (UPS Flight Forward), a drone delivery subsidiary of logistic behemoth UPS has announced to collaborate with Wingcopter, a German drone maker.
Proper communication is a crucial factor when it comes to besting a pandemic.
Aktiia, a Swiss-US startup that develops optical blood pressure monitors at the wrist, has recently raised €5.6 million in funding.
Recently, the European Union (EU) has requested major streaming services and social media companies to downgrade their video quality to help avert internet gridlock as tens of millions of Europeans are being quarantined and working from home due to coronavirus outbreak.