Former Brazilian ministers slam budget cuts to science and technology
A manifesto of 10 previous incumbents warned that drastic reductions in science and technology spending will undermine the country's competitiveness.
A manifesto of 10 previous incumbents warned that drastic reductions in science and technology spending will undermine the country's competitiveness.
The technology is being tested at Rio de Janeiro’s international airport, allowing passenger verification at the gate in less than a second.
Lack of research and government incentives make the country an unfavorable environment for driverless initiatives, a study has found.
The introduction of a unified point of access to government information is expected save millions of reais a year and simplify service provision to citizens.
The TechD program aims to get universities, large companies and startups developing scalable and internationally attractive projects in areas such as healthcare and Internet of Things.
The co-creation facility is aimed at stimulating the development of ideas from employees.
A new control center was launched in Rio to enhance operations of the equipment, intended to boost the country's broadband coverage.
New legislation around areas such as instant payments and foreign investments provide opportunities to ventures and investors.
A world-first for the company, the facility will focus on technologies supporting meat production processes.
Innovation focus continues despite local economic crisis.