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Indian-led team develops robotic cane for stable walkingedit
The support is like one might experience while lightly touching a companion’s arm or sleeve to maintain balance while walking, according to the study published in the journal IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters. “Often, elderly people benefit from light hand-holding for support,” said Agrawal, who is also a member of Columbia University’s Data Science Institute.
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Opinion: Smart Manufacturing will define future strength of enterprise and economyedit
According to researchers, manufacturers in India have reported a 30% increase in productivity after adopting IIoT technologies and other shop floor automation solutions into their production processes.
IIoTSmart ManufacturingHow AI exceeds human abilities to fight cyberattacksedit
While playing a crucial role in fighting the cyberthreats, artificial intelligence brings effectiveness and quality to the defense mechanisms to a level not seen before
AICyberSecurityArtificial intelligence, Big Data, IoT changing healthcare biz: Neha Rastogi of Agatsaedit
By Bivekananda Biswas
The increasing use of Artificial intelligence, Big Data and IoT devices are changing the pattern of the healthcare business. Neha Rastogi, cofounder and COO of Agatsa, in an email interview with Zee Business online, talked about various aspects of healthcare business and innovations in this space.
AIBig DataHealthcareIoT devices94% enterprises will use IoT by end 2021: Microsoft reportedit
By Nandita Mathur
The Internet of Things (IoT) is seen as profitable and critical to business success and is creating opportunities to leverage more advanced cloud and networking technologies, according to Microsoft’s new report IoT Signals.
IoTIndustry News: Future of Mobility
Opinion | Why we need to look beyond the electric smokescreenedit
We need pragmatism, as espoused by Lee Kuan Yew and Deng Xiaoping as they went about redefining Singapore and China, respectively. India should definitely adopt every new technology, but only when it is relevant and required. Why not let this be a selfpropelled movement by the automotive and technology industries, rather than a mandate from the state
Automatione-mobilityEVUP Offers 25% Rebate on Land for Setting up EV Charging Pointsedit
By Ayush Verma
The Uttar Pradesh government announced its decision to give a rebate of 25 percent on the market rate of land for establishing charging units for electric vehicles (EV). The state cabinet chaired by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has cleared a policy in this regard.
EVEV Charging StationsBudget blues for ICE industry, green light for EV makersedit
India Auto INC, which is experiencing a downturn like never before, was expecting a growth catalyst from the Union Budget 2019 but has been left standing in its tracks.
Budget 2019Electric VehicleWithout FAME, ebike sales see a sharp falledit
By Nehal Chaliawala
In the June quarter, only 1,700 electric twowheelers manufactured under FAMEIndia were sold compared with 30,000 units in the corresponding period of the previous year. To receive subsidy under FAMEIndia, electric twowheeler makers must source more than 50% of the components locally and then get eligibility certificates from vehicle testing agencies. (E mobility)
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HR Leaders Need To Analyse Supply And Demand Of Skills For Their Particular Businessedit
Degreed curates content for skills everybody wants to build or needs to build to stay relevant. The challenge, however, remains about identifying skill gaps and preparing for the skills of the future.
Future of WorkHow Elearning platforms are becoming a disruptor for successful newage hiringedit
The effects of this change are being felt strongly across industry verticals. Industry 4.0 technologies like Machine Learning & AI, Big Data, Data Science, Cloud, Internet of Things (IoT), and Robotics are creating new opportunities for businesses. To leverage the opportunity businesses are increasingly investing in identifying the right digital initiatives and enabling the workforce to implement the solutions.
AIBig DataCloud TechnologyData ScienceFuture of WorkIndustry 4.0IoTMachine LearningRoboticsArtificial Intelligence will not take away jobs: Expertedit
By Muntazir Abbas
The Artificial Intelligence or AI will not take away employment but the nature of opportunities would change in tandem with the industry 4.0 revolution and that would require potentially skilled human resources, according to an AI expert.
AIFuture of JobsAnalytics, AI & Cognitive Tech will be next frontier for HRedit
A futureready digital workforce needs to accelerate effectiveness in learning, recruitment, performance, and talent management, and emerging applications like AI, Robotics, Blockchain in the context of work.
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Helping in better learningedit
By Beas Dev Ralhan
Cloud computing: Cloud is a shared pool for dynamically-scalable digital resources and other IT services that can be provided via the internet. The problems of access and lack of infrastructure in education can be solved with the help of cloud-based technology. Artificial intelligence helps machines imitate the cognitive functions associated with human minds, such as learning and problem-solving.
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