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The new wave of process automation is intelligent

Intelligent process automation adds advanced cognitive technologies such as AI to expand business process automation across entire enterprises

Bees and drones give wings to farmers

Areas where drones are making their presence felt include seed propagation, pesticide spraying, yield prediction, land records, insurance assessment, and crop monitoring

India and the industrial metaverse

The images inside the metaverse can be interactive and powered by artificial intelligence (AI) and edge computing, while being connected by 5G speeds.

Mobile robots could soon be in our homes and offices

Robots may not be a mass product right now, but they will be increasingly useful to sectors like mining, energy, manufacturing and construction. The technology used in them will be of great utility

Speeding up digital business operations

To address the challenges posed by a fast-evolving landscape, technology companies are bringing an integrated approach to digital transformation

India needs a tech platform for e-waste recycling

A collaborative effort between government, the regulator, producers and recyclers is required to ensure that the electronic waste is recycled

Passports of tomorrow will be virtual

Experts feel that a physical document may not even be required in the future

Embedded finance is making click buys easier

With product and financial sellers on the same page, the consumer finds it easy to just click through and buy

Robots help upgrade crash-testing for cars

The role of the automotive industry in supporting the use of emerging technologies by regulators can improve the quality of vehicles across the world

Artificial intelligence gets a realtime local edge

The rise of billions of connected devices mean that data has to be processed locally

We ensure that crypto transactions are in the KYC framework: CoinSwitch CEO

Crypto will pave the way for Web 3.0, a new internet that is open and shared, says CoinSwitch CEO Ashish Singhal

The tech game is boosting player goals

From soccer to athletics to golf, technology is playing a bigger game than humans

Emerging organ tech helps drug testing

Organ-on-a-chip (OOC) technologies have been allowing researchers to test the impact of chemicals on human tissue for specific objectives

WEF 2022: Snowy mountain views were replaced by colourful pavilions

For Davos regulars, the missing snow was the key talking point

World Economic Forum 2022: The world is bullish on the Indian economy

The first post-pandemic in-person meeting at Davos took place with reduced participation amid a war raging in Europe, but witnessed spirited debates

Technology aids boost human abilities

Assisted technologies that support cognition, mobility and self-care are now so integral to human life that most people do not consider them as supportive aids

WEF at Davos 2022: From crypto to climate change, India was the focus

World Economic Forum (WEF) 2022: For European business heads eagerly scouting for options to diversify their trade and investments, India emerged as the best option

WEF 2022: Robots with cheese catch attention of Davos delegates

The Congress Centre of WEF at Davos is a popular place to bump into heads of states and famous personalities.

WEF 2022: Yo-Yo Ma, Emmanuel Ax perform in solidarity with Ukraine

The concert at World economic forum (WEF) 2022, which began with the national anthem of Ukraine, ended with a hope for peace and resolution of conflict.

WEF 2022: Karnataka, Tamil Nadu making their presence felt in Davos

Karnataka CM Basavaraj Bommai launched a global investors meet at the state pavilion on the main promenade at the World Economic Forum