by Lee Rickwood
Digital identification, facial recognition, biometric boarding and autonomous robots are among the new technologies you’ll find at the airport as ways to improve the travel experience for passengers and boost the bottom line for carriers.
by Lee Rickwood
A Canadian software company developing tools for safely reaching kids and families on mobile devices enjoys strong growth despite market turbulence.
By Yasmin Ranade
For Canadian TV streamers, flexibility for the type of entertainment they want, anytime they want, and often at a lower cost, and often a lighter ad-load is what makes ad-supported video on demand (AVOD) so appealing
by Lee Rickwood
The fact that the digital ecosystem once drew the consent line in the sand at age 13 seems an arbitrary decision now, considering our growing understanding of data rights and values.
By Christine Persaud
No company ever wants to consider that it could be the victim of a cyberattack or some other type of data breach. But it’s important to be prepared for any scenario.
by Lee Rickwood
Data privacy, ad blocking and help to monetize your personal digital information is offered in a new software tool from a Canadian tech start-up.
By Yasmin Ranade
One possible area for climate change intervention is direct air capture (DAC). That will likely require scrubbing the sky of billions of tons per year and the creation of a vast new industry comparable in size to the infrastructure moving fossil fuels around.”
By Yasmin Ranade
Laval-based WattByWatt has developed breakthrough technology to convert light to energy, which could disrupt how we power everyday electronics. Potential applications for the novel energy system range from charging cell phones or Internet of Things (IoT) sensors, to powering the beacons and smart RFID tags found on items in the supermarket, to charging outdoor cameras or household WiFi networks.