by Lee Rickwood
These high-tech tables display life-size digitized versions of human bodies for an accurate 3-D representation and simulation of real anatomy, physiology, and pathology.
by Lee Rickwood
It may be from necessity, it may be from preference, but low bandwidth websites are a way to save costs, improve access, and enhance your focus on the content you want.
by Lee Rickwood
For researchers, journalists, historians, archivists, and advocates for a free and accessible Internet, a recent study from the Pew Research Center is cause for concern.
by Lee Rickwood
A combination of machine learning and human input were needed to help the popular Google Translate learn Inuktut, and it’s the first First Nation, Métis, or Inuit language used in Canada on the platform.
by Lee Rickwood
Two Canadian app developers are independently interacting with mental health therapists, health care providers and those seeking help as they fine-tune their offerings for general release.
by Lee Rickwood
Canada has contributed greatly to machine learning and artificial intelligence; Nobel Prize winner Geoffrey Hinton is one significant example, but other contributors were highlighted during The Hinton Lectures.
by Lee Rickwood
When it comes to cyber crime, small and medium business owners need to prepare for what seems inevitable.
by Lee Rickwood
A wind turbine farm in Alberta hits a significant milestone for the country, for a Toronto-based construction company working on the project, and for thousands of companies and customers using Amazon’s cloud computing services.