Kategorie: Innovation

We live in a world of data. More and more processes, applications and systems are based entirely on the use of usage and movement data. In this new digital age, a different type of expert, the so-called data scientist, is needed.

It has been the subject of much discussion in recent days: the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). But what does the new regulation mean for the blockchain technology?

It is hard to imagine a world without innovations. For the blog parade "Innovations?! Future as a goal" I get to the bottom of innovation and take a look at the source of good ideas.

You read a lot about them: urbanization. When this megatrend is over, people are increasingly drawn to the cities. Some characteristics of the trend, from Urban Gardening to Connected City!

Industry leaders such as Amazon, Facebook, Salesforce, and Uber have created structures through the creation of platforms that enable a broad spectrum of human participation and interaction. This platform economy changes the way we work, communicate or work creatively.

3D printing is not only indispensable in industry, but also in medicine. From prosthetics to printing medical instruments, it offers great potential in the healthcare sector.

Communication without words? MIT researchers have now developed the wearable AlterEgo based on subvocalization, which can measure neuromuscular signals that enable mobile communication without words.

Kevin Kelly, founding executive editor of WIRED magazine, describes the future in his book "The Inevitable: Understanding the 12 Technological Forces That Will Shape Our Future". A hopeful book about trends and technologies that whet the appetite for the world of tomorrow!