This lightweight underwater camera drone takes you deep beneath the waves
Underwater drones have long been the preserve of ocean exploration firms, but a lower-cost, smartphone-controlled device is coming soon.
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Underwater drones have long been the preserve of ocean exploration firms, but a lower-cost, smartphone-controlled device is coming soon.
Starting next week, startups and researchers will be able to test out their ideas for new Internet of Things apps on a free pilot service in Norway.
Not all gas pipelines can be serviced by maintenance pigs, but the sensor data from ones that can are providing mountains of vital information.
Along with a range of health sensors, ContinYou's new Contact watch can send alerts about changes to its wearer's vital signs.
Offering open-use terms, near real-time access, and APIs, Finland's electricity grid operator says it's the first European country to open up national electricity data.
Researchers in Oslo have been working for years on turning 2D medical imagery into 3D but now they've used Microsoft's HoloLens to give surgeons more precision in operations.
For children who can't attend school because of illness or disability, the AV1 robot can go in their place.
Researchers think they've found a way of using the vast untapped resources of processing power in smartphones and IoT devices for large-scale number-crunching.
Showing off a couple of practical uses for its new narrowband Internet of Things service, Norwegian mobile operator Telia reckons the tech will open up many original applications.
Using the Whim app, Helsinki becomes the first city to try out an all-inclusive mobility service covering public transportation, taxis, and even car rentals.
A Norwegian virtual fencing system uses a controversial combination of technologies to keep livestock from straying.
At $379, reMarkable's new tablet offers a screen surface with the same friction as pen against paper.
With products needing more disposable electronics than are made in sufficient volumes using silicon, Norwegian firm Thinfilm thinks it can print out the solution.
Aalto University researchers in Helsinki have come up with a new antenna design that has wide potential performance benefits for smartphones.
Jon von Tetzchner's Vivaldi project is aimed at delivering an advanced browser, but its innovation process isn't just about big new features.
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