How Yesterday’s Technology Can Solve Tomorrow’s Problems
Draper Laboratory helped develop the technology that put humans on the moon. These days, they’re using their impressive catalog of intellectual property to solve more down-to-earth problems. The same technology that guides a missile to its target could help plants pollinate, and even deliver medicine in developing countries.
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Formula One racing is all about the science of speed. The driver is the engineer who uses data from over 200 sensors for analysis to produce a winning team. McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown dives into new advances in racing, simulation and electric cars.
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Soccer fans insist on instant accuracy from officials, but the human eye can misjudge a goal. GoalControl CEO Daniel Marchwinski explains how technology can instantly share the validity of a goal in 4D.
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What do artificial intelligence, machine learning, virtual reality, and augmented reality have in common? Each of these technologies will revolutionize the way we interact and partner with machines and with each other. Together, they will transform the workforce, improve healthcare, and democratize education. Jeff Clarke, Vice Chairman of Products & Operations for Dell Technologies, takes us on a guided tour through the not-too-distant future.
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Picture a farm that uses 95% less water and grows up to 390 times more food. Don’t imagine a wide-open field of grain; these crops grow without soil or sunlight. AeroFarms CEO and Co-Founder David Rosenberg explains how his company uses cutting-edge data analyses and technology to re-imagine how the human race can stay fed as populations rise and resources dwindle.
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In the current cybersecurity landscape, it’s easy to feel outnumbered and outmaneuvered. As threats multiply and data breaches seem inevitable, how can we manage the risks to safely enjoy the benefits of a more connected world? Dr. Zulfikar Ramzan, CTO at RSA, believes there’s reason to be optimistic.
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The display requirements in different industries, like finance, oil and gas or education are vastly different for users. Add to this virtual and mixed reality technology and you can imagine the ever more sophisticated displays needed to translate data into the visual.
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The compute location pendulum has been swinging from a centralized to a distributed model, from the cloud to the edge. New ways of analysing data securely in real-time are being developed, driven by the incredible amount of data brought on by devices connected via the Internet of Things. Is your business ready to leverage the power of data at the edge and the core?
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The future of work is flexible, untethered and peppered with virtual and mixed reality. Much of the compute is happening on the Edge, meaning on the device you work on. How will you work in the future?
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