by Lee Rickwood
Artificial intelligence is being used to help researchers analyze bioacoustics data, mostly recorded bird songs, to aid in species identification and boost conservation efforts.
by Lee Rickwood
The use of sensors and monitoring tools in public spaces is an essential way to manage a big city. But that use also raises ethical and legal questions about data privacy and the need to use surveillance technologies in responsible and transparent ways.
by Lee Rickwood
Wildfires are dangerous and deadly, yes, but residential fires are the leading cause of fire-related death in Canada.
By Lee Rickwood
Canada’s health care system is evolving, and technology is at the heart of a new model for transitional care. From digital tools to virtual support, tech-driven solutions are helping patients move more safely and smoothly between hospital and home—improving outcomes and reducing strain on the system.
by Lee Rickwood
The new Aviator 900 ANC wireless headphones acknowledge their roots with a classic retro headphone look, reminiscent of the original wired set released in 2010. With new features, construction materials and audio processing built in, the new model delivers great sound in a comfortable, familiar package.
by Lee Rickwood
Back to School is a time to think about our tech options, and whether to consider recycled, refurbished or second-hand alternatives.
by Lee Rickwood
Customized smart tablets were developed to empower seniors to be independent, safe, and engaged in their health and well-being.
by Lee Rickwood
New noise cancelling earbuds combine the top-notch sound quality of the Bose Corporation and the funky listening lineup of consumer products from Skullcandy.