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Hardware, Hi-Tech, Internet of things(IoT), Sweden

Mistbase: Tech that makes IoT possible

Mistbase is an upcoming IoT start-up that provides the technology that makes IoT possible, and is ready to take on the telecom giants. The company, based out of the Ideon Innovation Incubator in Lund, Sweden, was founded in mid-summer 2015 by long-time friends and colleagues Michal Stala and Magnus Midholt, who have a combined experience …

Blog, Denmark, Hi-Tech, Personal Tech

How to talk to your Mom about AI

2015 has seen an explosion in funding, interest in, and new product development around Artificial Intelligence. Facebook delivered M, Amazon gave us Echo, and Google launched TensorFlow, its open source machine learning library. A whole host of startups have also emerged, including x.ai, HyperScience, and Vicarious. There’s an interesting parallel to the web, circa 1998. …

Finland, Health, Hi-Tech, Internet of things(IoT)

M-Body turns your gym shorts into a wearable lab

The process of Electromyography (EMG) has for decades, conducted in labs on subjects who are rigged up to wires that lead to a processing machine monitored by technician.  Myontec has created a wearable solution that is capable of performing the same processes. EMG is a diagnostic technique that monitors measures muscle activity and is used …

Gaming, Health, Hi-Tech, Norway

The Ebove gamified bike goes way beyond spinning class

The launch of Ebove B1 bikes  at the startup hub MESH in Oslo was a one-of-a-kind event.  Take a peek behind the scenes at Activetainment‘s new smartbike, which goes way beyond spinning class. The Activetainment Ebove B1 smart bike is an evolution of your basic indoor stationary bike.  Like many of these next-gen bikes, the …

Digital Platforms, Events, Hardware, Hi-Tech, Insight, Internet of things(IoT), Media, Personal Tech, Social entrepreneurship

Be human, be thoughtful, be better – the themes to consider next, after NEXT15

The two-day tech conference Next, which happened in the middle of the four-day Reeperbahn Festival in Hamburg, was an introduction to the new technologies that will shape of how we will live and work in the future.  But what about the ethics behind these technologies? It all comes down to the kind of legacy we …

Finland, Hardware, Health, Hi-Tech, Personal Tech, Slush

Health Operator’s non-invasive sensor brings diagnostics to your bathroom

Helsinki based Health Operator offers personalized diagnostics and monitoring services to the private health sectors as well as commercially to the public. They were one of the winners of this year’s Nokia Open Innovation Challenge, held at Slush 2015. Imagine going to the bathroom to go about your daily routines, while an array of non-invasive …

Data/Analytics, Digital Platforms, Events, Gaming, Hardware, Hi-Tech, Insight, International, Internet of things(IoT), Personal Tech

Moving, not moving, and mobility

One of the main themes at NEXT15 , the two-day tech conference that occurred concurrently with Reeperbahn Festival in Hamburg, was mobility. The conference attempted to answer the question “How will we move?” with all the opportunities and challenges that it implies. But zooming out and looking at the question in the context of the …

Computer, Enterprise SaaS, Entrepreneurs, Hi-Tech, Iceland, Interview

Breakroom brings virtual reality into your office

Icelandic startup Breakroom provides its users with a private virtual reality workspace for wherever and whenever they may need it. A simple request: Imagine your current work surroundings. Next, imagine yourself working in a café tucked away on a peaceful and quaint street somewhere in beautiful Vienna, Austria or perhaps imagine yourself reading through work …

Events, Finland, Hi-Tech, Slush

How the auto industry is being disrupted

Mobile phones have changed the way people experience the world. People daily use digital interfaces, as software has become  integrated into the products we use in our lives and work. By extension, people now have certain expectations for a UI (user interface), where the interaction between humans and machines occurs. But how does this affect …

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