What innovations will emerge post-pandemic?
Alice Bonasio
Here we look at three key technologies that are likely to stay with us long-term: XR, smart city technology, and hygiene innovation.
How will the rapid advances in technology affect our lives at work, in our homes, and in our daily interactions with others? Here, we examine the human side of emerging technologies, considering the endless possibilities they bring and the complex challenges that they may bring.
Here we look at three key technologies that are likely to stay with us long-term: XR, smart city technology, and hygiene innovation.
Companies may leverage voice technology to prevent employees from touching common surfaces in the office, such as light switches and doorknobs.
Location data can be useful both for academics and researchers involved in pandemic research, as well as first responders and front-line agencies planning and delivering resources.
Internet rights advocate and CIGI fellow Michael Geist says we are at risk of opening a Pandora’s box in an effort to protect our health through contact tracing, but that there are solutions.
One recent example of the use of blockchain to manage the current crisis is the World Health Organization’s MiPasa data hub.
Telecom networks have been critical in the pandemic. They provide one of the few sources of data to help decision-makers to slow the spread.
CSPs and their technology platforms have provided essential contributions to the immediate medical response to the crisis.
There is already an entire ecosystem emerging around the challenges of sensing, mapping, and replicating objects from the real world into the digital – and vice-versa.
While other areas of the economy stagnate, robotics companies targeting the healthcare sector are seeing demand spike.
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