Magazine Features
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Artificial emotion… can robots ‘feel’?
The technology behind artificial intelligence is continuing to develop rapidly, with researchers now looking at ways to make these systems more human-like. Adelle King ... -
Regulating artificial intelligence
The future of smart homes lies in artificial intelligence but as the technology is embraced by a growing number of companies, debate has begun ... -
Do robots have rights?
In 2017, at the Future Investment Initiative summit in Saudi Arabia, a humanoid robot known as Sophia, developed by Hong-Kong-based Hanson Robotics, was granted ... -
Certification: The key to the future
As competition within the custom installation market increases, AVIXA and CEDIA say integrators need to focus on certification as a way to differentiate themselves. ... -
Understanding blockchain and the custom channel
Blockchain technology has the potential to change the way many industries conduct business. But how does it all work? Cameron Grimes takes a look ... -
Instinct to establish training academy
Integration company Instinct is establishing a training academy to build up skill bases within its business and is hoping to eventually bring it to ... -
Commoditise and thrive
There seems to be attempts on the part of several suppliers to introduce commoditisation into the systems integration market as part of a race ... -
The growth of automation in Nigeria
Nigeria has had a bad press because of spam emails, but its systems integration sector is becoming a serious business. Paul Skelton reports. For ... -
The dangers of working around asbestos
Despite doing work in older homes as part of retrofit applications or heritage projects, many integrators don’t know the signs of asbestos or the ... -
Hearing loop tech updated
Recent advancements in hearing assistance technology have greatly improved the quality and flexibility for both users and system installers. Cameron Grimes reports. The regulations ...
