Malek Murison
Malek Murison is a writer, editor and tech journalist based in London.
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Health IoT: New wearable can diagnose stomach problems
A research team from University California Berkeley and the University of California San Diego has developed a wearable system for monitoring electrical activity in...
The world’s fastest drone fleet is ready to service the US
Zipline has been saving lives in rural Africa since October 2016. Now, the drone delivery startup is launching a revamped fleet that will make...
MIT’s CSAIL lab studies aquatic life with robot fish
Researchers at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) have developed a solution to a problem faced by marine biologists around the world.
Getting a...
DJI and FLIR launch drone tech that saves lives
Drone industry leader DJI has teamed up with thermal imaging specialists FLIR to launch a new two-lensed camera system that enables drones to break...
Robot teachers take classes at Finland primary school
A primary school in Tampere, Finland has had an altogether different supply teacher experience this week. The school has been the venue for a robot...
Sage: Why gender-neutral AI helps remove bias from systems
AI technologist Kriti Sharma (pictured) has the ambition of bringing greater diversity and accountability to the algorithms that guide our decisions and sift through...
New Walmart patents signal a push towards Retail 2.0
US retail giant Walmart's vision of the future has been revealed by a number of recent patents. These suggest that its ambition is now...
Health IoT: Scientists develop diet wearable – for your teeth
Scientists at the Tufts University School of Engineering have developed a wearable sensor that can stick to a single tooth to track a user's diet,...
Brazil’s national IoT strategy gets the green light
The Brazilian government plans to start implementing a national IoT plan, according to the country's Ministry of Science, Technology, Innovation, and Communications (MCTIC).
The plan seeks...
Predictability key to robot-human collaboration, finds Disney research
Disney has published new research on human-robot interaction.
The research's focus is to explore how to make robots move in a way that encourages human beings...
Berkeley researchers unveil “most dexterous robot ever created”
Researchers at UC Berkeley have developed and unveiled a first in robotics: a robot that matches two highly versatile limbs with the ability to...
Consumer wearables can detect major heart problem
The dawn of fitness wearables has allowed us to track exercise, count steps and generally look like we know what we're doing in the...