Does Facial Recognition AI Have a Race Problem?
Facial recognition is rapidly becoming more commonplace, but a lack of diversity in this tech could cause severe issues. Find out more in this video.
Smart Speaker Industry Is Moving Fast. Here’s What You Need to Know.
The smart speaker is starting to turn every home into a smart home. We take a look at what's driving this industry and what to expect in the future.![How the Think[Box] Makerspace Became the Epicenter of Innovation](https://innotechtoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/ThinkboxLaserCuttersbyRussellLee-1-min-383x231.jpg)
How the Think[Box] Makerspace Became the Epicenter of Innovation
Learn why Case Western Reserve University’s innovation and entrepreneurship center, the Sears think, is a place to bring ideas to life.
You May Now Kiss The ... Robot?
From people marrying robots to holograms, let's take a look at the world of human-tech weddings.
Innovation & Tech's Best of CES 2019
Home theater, smart home, mobile, health, entertainment: CES had everything this year. Here are some of the most innovative things we saw at CES 2019.
CAT S41 Review: Smartphone Durability At Its Finest
We take a look at the durable new CAT S41 smartphone to examine its toughness, battery life, and more.
Smart Cities Need Better Traffic Data, Rideshare Drivers Could Help
Data from thousands of miles of Uber rides gives traffic signals and urban engineers real-time information, helping smart cities alleviate traffic.
Waking Up: Sam Harris on Mindfulness in the (Dis)Connected Age
In this exclusive full-length interview with Sam Harris, we discuss social media's impact, our haphazard approach to AI, Sam's Waking Up Course, and more.
CES Deems Female-Founded Sex Tech Company Obscene, Revokes Award
CES has received criticism for revoking an award from the female-founded sex tech company Lora DiCarlo, despite allowing sex tech products in the past.
Overdrive’s David Burleigh on Bringing the Library to the 21st Century
Overdrive Director of Brand Marketing & Communications David Burleigh discusses the growth of audiobooks, the ongoing need for libraries, and how his company excels in sustainability and inspiring readers.
KODAK Blends Classic Style with New Tech at CES 2019
KODAK unveils their newest products at CES 2019, featuring cameras, printers, and projectors with classic style and modern flare.
What We’re Looking Forward to at CES 2019
With CES 2019 officially kicking off, here is a preview at what we'll be covering, including robots, smart home technology, and much more.
How DarbeeVision Created the World’s Most Realistic Image
DarbeeVision's proprietary technology turns flat images into realistic, immersive visuals and works seamlessly with your existing home entertainment set up.
Hacking Attacks Both Companies and Individuals, But You Can Fight Back
Individuals, not big businesses, are at greater risk of being hacked. Learn the threats and some simple steps in avoiding them.
How Dating Apps Have Changed The Way We Fall In Love
Mobile apps are designed for our convenience and leisure, but how are they changing how we connect and stay connected with possible mates?
Solid State Batteries: A Leap Forward in Electric Power
What are solid state batteries and how are they an improvement on lithium-ion batteries? Find out here.
Buckle Up. Quantum Computers are Now a Reality.
Quantum computing has arrived in a real way. Here's a breakdown of the most recent quantum computer and it's implications.
Blockchain Democracy: Fixing a Wrecked System
Democracy was the most successful political idea of the 20th century, but now it seems to be encountering major challenges. Blockchain can fix that.
Digital Book World Announces the 2018 DBW Award Winners
Digital Book World announced the winners of the 2018 DBW Awards. Galdo's Gift, a book-movie hybrid, which won Best Book (Overall) and three other awards.
Lumix DC-TS7 Video Review: A Camera as Rugged as Your Are
In this tech review, Evan Kelly takes a look at Panasonic's new Lumix DC-TS7 camera. He tests it's durability, it's photo quality, and it's sense of humor.
What AI’s Lifespan Boost Will Mean for the Healthcare Industry
As health technology continues to advance, so will life expectancies and Artificial Intelligence has the potential to shake up the healthcare industry.
New Study Shows the Tech Industry is Leaving Out Women of Color
Women of color make up a huge majority of women-run small businesses, but a fraction of that is in technology. Here's why.
Apple Soon to Unveil New iPhones, Apple Watches, and More
Apple is set to unveil the latest editions of the iPhone and Apple Watch. See what's expected in this new tech preview.
International VR Festival Launches Many Canadian & World Premieres
The Festival of International Virtual & Augmented Reality Stories (FIVARS) is a epic expose of VR. Here's our interview with the executive director.
First Look: Sonos Amp Adds Versatility to Home Audio
Sonos, one of the best-known brands in home audio, is adding a new piece of hardware called the Sonos Amp. Find out here what it means for smart audio.Is Calm Technology possible in an era of Interruptive Tech?
Calm Technology? Perhaps but we live in an era of interruptive technology. The world beeps at us incessantly, dividing our attention and fragmenting our focus. Our divided attention can lead to dangerous situations, such as trying to focus on driving directions while speeding down a congested highway in a new city. We can’t expect to...
Review: Control Multiple Smart Devices With a Push of The Button
Want to control your Apple HomeKit devices with the push of a button? This new tech, aptly named The Button, has more to it than meets the eye.
Where Integrative Health & Preventative Medicine Intersect
Ian Gillman wanted a way to change his lifestyle and remove the synthetic medicines from his system. He found it in integrative health.
Abode Home Security System Review: An Easy Step Towards a Smarter Home
In this episode of Gadget Gauntlet, we take a look at the Abode Home Security System Starter Kit. This kit can be a big step towards smart home.
The Automotive Cybersecurity Dilemma
Everything We Want Out of Automotive Vehicles Makes Us More Vulnerable It’s a given that the modern automobile is becoming a computer on wheels. The 100 million lines of code found in the various computer systems within a modern vehicle validate that assessment. That means, like a computer, they are vulnerable to hacks from malicious...