This woman wants to make the Internet of Things cheaper, simpler and more efficientAnne Lauvergeon is chairman of the board of Sigfox, a French startup that wants to be the Ma Bell of the Internet of Things.
Imagine a video game that keeps playing after you stopSquare Enix made its reputation on console games. Its new Shinra subsidiary is working on a platform that aims to change how online gamers interact with digital worlds.
This liquid bandage can stop bleeding in secondsA spectrum of 'possible': Companies in an array of industries are working to shatter the status quo. Here is one.
What’s the future of luxury?Products becoming services and the prominence of bespoke experiences are among the predictions from luxe experts.
The three industries that are excited about exoskeletonsFueled by advances in mobile computing, wearable robotics are growing more sophisticated and finding use in medicine, manufacturing, and the military.
Five surprising reasons ships need Internet accessThe commercial shipping industry uses Internet access to navigate the waters of the world, but that's hardly the only benefit of connectivity.
This tech could help New York's power grid handle the next superstormSensors and so-called active network management software promise to overhaul transmission limitations and diversify supply as demand increases.
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