For most sports fans, the first full week in April will always be synonymous with one of the most iconic annual sporting events - The Masters. While golf, and perhaps the Masters tournament itself, may be stereotyped as having ‘old-fashioned’ traditions at their core, this is definitely not the case in 2024. From a closer look at the Masters and Augusta National in particular, we see a great example of how a progressive attitude to technology adoption has helped maintain and grow the status of the Masters as one of the most iconic events in sport.
As the fashion industry further digitalises, those kick starting their presence in the digital realm need not to be naïve about data, privacy and security principles.
For episode 4, Robecca, Joh and Marco Marchesi meet to discuss AR and VR, and the benefits that fashion brands are experiencing through experimenting with this kind of technology in the intersection between the virtual and the physical reality.
We’re in a time where artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly proficient at previously human-only endeavors. In a number of high profile legal battles, even the idea of invention (perhaps the pinnacle of human achievement), has been questioned.
The European Union is set to implement an Artificial Intelligence Act, that once approved will be the world’s first regulatory legislation on Artificial Intelligence.
Cambridge is a technological ecosystem at the forefront of technological innovation, with our city centre office taking care of IP logistics for a number of sizeable firms as well as local start-ups. A new series of articles produced by M&C talent will go further into the history - and future - of this great city.
The European Patent Office (EPO) has seen a remarkable increase in the number of AI patent filings in the Agritech sector in recent years. In this article we highlight the growth from the year 2000 until 2019.
Augmented and virtual reality technologies are helping the biopharma industry to access remote teams and educational tools, as well as giving the workforce the opportunity to collaborate virtually and safely. Our panel discussion reflects on the impact of using these technologies for training in Life Sciences, including the regulatory and legal considerations.