Drones
Digitisation could shift up to 45% of industry revenue in China by 2030: McKinsey
Creative destruction would sweep across the economy, creating efficiencies, boosting productivity, and enhancing global competitiveness.
Frost weighs in with its 2017 cyber security predictions for Asia-Pacific
Everybody has something to worry about around cyber threats says Frost & Sullivan in its 2017 cyber security predictions
Flying high with international recognition
Pulsar UAV is tapping into the exciting drone industry, but its CEO Mohd Izmir Yamin had to survive turbulent times before landing a stunning list of international and domestic accolades.
Drone invasion in Malaysia, thanks to ECS
DJI’s Phantom drones now shipping
Osmo 4K camera also available
Ramco Systems opens advanced aviation IT lab in Singapore
Ramco Systems has opened an engineering laboratory in Singapore that will develop advanced aviation IT solutions, announcing Air France Industries KLM Engineering & Maintenance as its first anchor partner.
Nvidia puts a supercomputer in your pocket
Nvidia Corp has unveiled a credit-card sized module that it said harnesses the power of machine learning to enable a new generation of smart, autonomous machines that can learn.
Drone delivery a milestone for SingPost, but what next?
SingPost’s recent test flight using a drone to deliver a package has got industry tongues wagging in optimism, but the question remains whether drone delivery will become viable enough in the future, writes Benjamin Cher.
Facebook wants to connect the ‘other’ 150mil Indonesians
It is the responsibility of all stakeholders, both public and private, to connect as many people as possible to the Internet, Facebook Inc’s vice president of Business Development John Lagerling told the Indosat IDByte 2015 conference in Jakarta.
Garuda Robotics out to derive insights from drone feeds
Garuda Robotics, which describes itself as a platform-agnostic drone company, is aiming to provide companies with commercial solutions, and intends to build a platform to analyse and derive insights from drone feeds.
Tech Vision: If Steve Jobs were Malaysia’s water minister …
Frost & Sullivan, through its Tech Vision analysis, has identified 50 disruptive technologies. In this instalment, Manoj Menon looks at how M2M communications, self-healing polymers, drones and low-cost sensors can help solve Malaysia’s water issues.
