Upon first glance, some smart home devices can seem gimmicky — fridges that tell you to buy more milk and internet-connected kettles. But what if these Internet of Things (IoT) gadgets could give an elderly relative a greater feeling of independence?
Since Barbie’s debut in 1959, Mattel, has worked hard to maintain the toy’s relevance. Whether Barbie takes the form of a plastic figure or an AI-enabled hologram, see how Mattel is trying to make her a female icon worth emulating.
The mobile app, Be My Eyes, is a global social media platform of eyes for the blind, offering sighted volunteers a chance to be the eyes for those who can’t see through their smartphones.
Once restricted to single family homes, IoT smart home technologies are coming to multifamily buildings, benefiting both residents and property managers.
Using AI and robotics, Spin Master — the children’s entertainment company behind Hatchimals — has brought the traditional baby doll to life with Luvabella.
Artificial intelligence and big data are promising incredible accuracy, predictive power, and precision care in radiology.
