We are about to witness the next big technology inflection point and it’s being driven by AI at the edge of the network. We examine how this exciting innovation might transform mobile computing and applications.

Developed in the 70’s, voice applications have taken time to reach the masses but are on the verge of changing the way we live and work. John Harris, from Panasonic TOUGHBOOK research and development, takes a look at the opportunities in business.

How are logistics companies managing the balance between profitable operation and sustainable business? And how are they treating sustainability as an opportunity to get ahead of the competition?

A giant leap for the logistics industry, but what is a digital twin? In short, it’s exactly what it sounds like: a virtual, duplicated model of a process, product or service. Read more.

No sector is more familiar with the advantages of connected technology than transport and logistics. But where is the industry headed now? How is it adapting to the new challenges and emerging opportunities this decade presents?

When it comes to logistics, AI’s applications range from simple tasks like optimised freight route-mapping, to the more experimental, such as Google’s Tossing Bot1: a robot arm powered by machine learning technology. Read more.

Mobile computing and specialist software applications are transforming the way paramedics and ambulance services across Europe deliver care. Reidar Gårdebäck, CEO at Ortivus, explains how.

Digital adoption has accelerated in 2020 as a result of the challenging times. Europe is doubling down on its investment and looking to digital technology to help the economy and society to bounce back.

Modern smart communities are being built on a foundation of connected asset management using IoT sensor and control technologies. Joe Powell, Key Account Manager – Government & Healthcare at Panasonic TOUGHBOOK takes a closer look.