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5 Ways How the Power of Technology Ideation Helps in Ensuring Safety
Technological advances have allowed cameras to be smaller and perfect for people who want to implement covert CCTV
Stop Fixating on the 'Artificial' in AI Because It's Actually an Evolution of Our Own Intelligence
Systems that work alongside human intellect will make the most of technology to improve lives, safety and performance.
This Pickle Company Bought a Robot -- But Not for the Reasons You'd Think
One employee quitting led McClure's not only to hire a robot, but also to listen more carefully to its workers.
#3 Apps To Monitor Your Child's 'In-Transit' Whereabouts
With these three apps, keeping track of your child's location becomes handy.
6 Survival Skills for an Increasingly Dangerous World
First responders, law enforcement and military personnel train for the worst, and you should, too.
Why Twitter's Latest Fumble Led to #WomenBoycottTwitter
Twitter's handling of abuse is under fire once more after suspending actress Rose McGowan's account.
How These 2 Startups are Making it Big with Baby Products in E-commerce Space
Today's parents are careful about what their kids play with
These Start-ups are On a Mission to Make Indian Roads Safer
Their apps have special features to help you with direction and provide emergency assistance in case of accidents
When Hurricanes Harvey and Irma Struck, This App Hit the Top of the Charts. Here's What Its CEO Has Learned.
Zello's Bill Moore shares insights about how to support a spike in interest, especially in high stakes situations.
This Wearable Chair Looks Ridiculous, But It Solves a Real Problem
The Chairless Chair could be a lifesaver for factory workers.
Ikea $5 Serving Bowl Is a Fire Risk
Putting objects that are flammable in a shiny metal bowl out in the sun results in an inevitable bowl of fire.
#5 Ways to Order Smartly from E-commerce Websites
Today, the process has gone completely online with a variety of brands and stores available to us with just one click.
This Company Uses Machine Learning to Find Owners of Recalled Cars
Recall Masters was founded by a veteran programmer with $500,000 of his own money. Now it's seeking a valuation of more than $40 million.