Canadian STEM Students Develop Homegrown CubeSats: Miniature Satellite Technology
by Lee Rickwood
The deadline is approaching for Canadian STEM students to get funding to build homegrown miniature satellites.
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Virtual Seniors Use Technology to Connect with Art Galleries, Museums, Healthy Living
by Lee Rickwood
Technology is being used in creative ways to improve the health and well-being of older adults.
Drones in Operation over Canadian Cities, Densely Populated Areas
by Lee Rickwood
Mapping the urban airspace precisely in three dimensions is key to assessing and implementing how drones can deliver the goods – safely, securely and with privacy in mind.
Driver Assist System Reaches across Canada using Cameras, Radar, Lidar and GPS Tech
by Lee Rickwood
Cars equipped with driver assist technology still require the attention of and interaction with the driver. As such, such vehicles monitor not only the road on which they travel, but the person behind the wheel.
Media, Comms and Tech Companies Building Fossil Fuel-Free Internet
by Lee Rickwood
Initiatives aimed at achieving a fossil fuel-free Internet are coming from many sectors, including data centre operators and network systems providers; advertisers, agencies and media companies; as well as public advocacy groups and regulatory bodies.
High-Tech Canadian Powerhouse Helps Launch CARP Virtual Network for Seniors
by Lee Rickwood
A powerhouse combination of Canadian high-tech companies has come together to launch a new program of supports for seniors.
Great Sounds in Noisy Places with New FreeBuds from Huawei
by Lee Rickwood
Huawei FreeBuds Pro 2 wireless earbuds have cool features, handy functions and a great big sound.
Back to Hybrid – Gadgets for School, Work, Home, Office
by Lee Rickwood
In the hybrid world, we need to maintain a virtual yet fully functional presence wherever we are – and often that’s many different ‘wherevers’.