Device to save New Zealand children from blindness
The idea for the device came after seeing how the current model of eye health care used to diagnose and treat vision-threatening disease in New Zealand was expensive and concentrated around eye care clinics or private optometry practices.
Thai Stock Exchange supports automated reports
The SET will talk with various capital market organisations to pursue ideas for boosting the number of analysts and increasing the overall quality of Thailand’s capital market.
App to secure home networks from breach
The system will help in building Cyber Capability in novice users. This will therefore increase the cybersecurity of New Zealand at the household level. The app will also investigate how users remediate in response to notification.
Malaysia Airports humanizing tech to enhance customer experience
MAHB is looking to create a framework that utilises the latest technology, including single travel tokens, biometric IDs, predictive solutions for baggage handling systems, automation, blockchain, flow monitoring and more.
Training prepares Filipino women for Fourth Industrial Revolution
The RIS Technical Training for Women is a special course under the RIS Technical Training Program in order to guarantee that Filipinos especially women can compete in the industry especially in the age of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. This training ensures that Filipinos are future-ready.
Hong Kong’s PolyU develops eNightLog System for elderly with dementia
The non-contact and non-invasive eNightLog system is embedded with event sequence tracking and different kinds of remote sensing and imaging technologies, based on an innovative algorithm developed by the BME team of PolyU.
Indian Policy Commission, Microsoft to implement AI-based solutions
The company will provide NITI Aayog advanced AI-based solutions such as farm advisory services, healthcare screening models at primary health centres, and building capacity for AI through education.
Hong Kong Chief Executive’s Policy Address highlights – Part 3
The Chief Executive states that high-end manufacturing will generate R&D needs, which is conducive to raising R&D investment by the industries. To boost scientific research in HK, promote technology transfer and realise R&D findings, funding for three relevant schemes under the I&T Fund will be doubled.
Data Science MoU to boost Australian economy
This partnership represents an unrivalled opportunity to transform many domestic and international industries. The combined skill set of the international collaboration between the two institutions will result in outstanding outcomes that neither could achieve alone.
Tender awarded for Singapore’s smart lamp-post
A Government-Linked Company has won the contract to trial a futuristic lamp-post.
