Sprint Piques Curiosity (Lab), Bringing 5G Experiments to Atlanta
Sprint has announced a 5G laboratory in Georgia, where it will test autonomous vehicles, robotics, artificial intelligence and IoT
Study: 52% Use IoT Devices, 64% Have Problems with Them
72% of consumers say they believe software glitches in some IoT applications will cause serious
GlobalData: Autonomous Vehicles Will Dominate Deliveries
GlobalData shares optimism with Waymo, Ford, and other developers of autonomous vehicles that the future of deliveries will remain on the
How Rolls-Royce Uses Nanobots for Predictive Maintenance
Engine maker Rolls-Royce is using nanobots for predictive maintenance and inspection, allowing for better delivery of engine
Is American Consumer Support For Self-Driving Cars Dying?
After a series of high-profile crashes involving self-driving cars, support for the autonomous vehicles appears to be dwindling, according to a new
What Autonomous Vehicles Can Learn from IoT about Real-Time Design
Autonomous vehicles will soon be on more streets, meaning more interactions with humans. What can we glean from other sectors to make this rollout
Connectivity East: Singapore is a Tech Island in a Big Ocean
Southeast Asia's Singapore is proving itself to be a cutting-edge testbed for autonomous vehicles and other new transportation tech
Connectivity East: The Elephant or The Tiger in India?
While job losses from self-driving cars are a concern in India, its complex driving environment may have more to do with a slow rollout of driverless
Cracking Open AI’s “Black Box” Versus Keeping the Lid Shut
Even top data scientists admit they don't know where the AI journey we are on as a society will end up. But we shouldn't discard the benefits along the
Tempe’s Self-Driving Accident: Should Performance Data Be Shared?
The recent deadly Uber self-driving vehicle accident in Arizona shows the tech still needs to improve. Should all players in the market be sharing use