Tech
Technology
Meet: Handled Concierge Services, a full-service app that eliminates the one-size-fits-all model by matching users to “Handlers” for a customized experience.
Nanoleaf One (originally called NanoLight), their launch-product, uses only twelve-watts of power and runs at a lower temperature than other LED bulbs.
There’s no single answer to this complex and intersectional problem, but there are a few core areas in need of immediate support to create a more diverse and inclusive tech sector.
Drones are fast becoming a tech-enthusiast’s dream come true. Their uses – from aerial photography to rescue efforts and recreational flying – are endless. Whether you’re a novice, expert, or looking for an all-around crowd pleaser, consider the following if you’re in the market.
Artificial intelligence is only getting smarter, faster, and stronger. Here’s how Toronto is leading the charge of the global robot rising.
How four women are shattering the boundaries of females working in tech.
In our ongoing MaRS Mission collaborative series, get acquainted with the Canadian start-up sector. It’s time Canada grasped its cleantech opportunity, beyond windmills.
Traditional mugs cool your coffee too fast while insulated ones maintain dangerously high temperatures, ruining taste and satisfaction levels.
How Canada is blazing trails into a new era of personalized healthcare.
LG’s latest TV is lighting the way for OLED technology.
We live in a day and age where the threat of data breaches (oh hey, Sony) and compromised private information is on the rise. In this issue, meet two companies who are tackling the issue of cyber security head on with their own arsenal of digital defenses.
We live in a day and age where the threat of data breaches (oh hey, Sony) and compromised private information is on the rise. In this issue, meet two companies who are tackling the issue of cyber security head on with their own arsenal of digital defenses.