If human factors is to make a significant difference to shaping how we use artificial intelligence then where should we be turning our attention to make sure we have the biggest impact?
Artificial intelligence and robotics have been used to create an award-winning walking aid that could help transform the lives of people with mobility challenges.
New research has examined the risks of using smart phones on stairs and escalators and could be used to help to raise awareness of the potential dangers of being distracted by the devices.
Most cyber security attacks are down to human error but putting the blame on people after an incident has happened isn’t the best way to stop breaches happening again in future, according to one expert.
From wearable wellbeing devices to high-tech pets that can help keep their owner calm, a series of innovative new product designs have been revealed in this year’s showcase from students at Brunel University London.
Is healthcare ready for the benefits that artificial intelligence can deliver and what can organisations do to make sure they’re properly prepared to make the most of the rise of new technology?
As technology takes an even greater role in our lives and automation expands into more and more areas, what does this mean for the future of human workers and will they still be needed?
