Global Positioning System (GPS) stories
The French wearable's jewellery-first design could tempt buyers who want health tracking without a smartwatch-style screen or subscription fees.
Operators could better prove on-time performance and fit more jobs into the day, as the new tool draws on GPS trip history and live traffic.
Frontline teams in remote sites can now run AI workloads without cloud links, as the new notebooks add local processing and a 14-inch display.
Drivers can now save up to 42% as October promotions lower Miofive's dash cam prices to GBP £15.19 in the UK and USD $66.49 in the US.
Improved health sensing and faster charging make the 46mm cellular model more practical, but its AUD $889 price still tests buyers.
Battery life stretching to around two days and more frequent health readings make the $1,349 smartwatch easier to live with day and night.
The new models aim to give utilities, emergency crews and factory teams tougher, better-connected kit for work away from the office.
Labour shortages and rising security costs are pushing businesses towards robots that can monitor large sites overnight and flag incidents to staff.
Visitors in the Daintree could soon hear local stories without mobile data, as an early-stage QR-code tour concept is being built for patchy coverage.
Most community pharmacies lack a clear way to promote new clinical services, leaving patients unaware of what they can offer beyond dispensing.
New AI tools could free up a third of a 15-minute GP appointment by cutting paperwork and keeping patients engaged between visits.
Staff would quit if the Southland space firm took on military work, as its chief executive refuses to set a formal policy despite growth and profitability.
Existing customers can now use MediRoutes' full dispatch tools in a browser on phones, tablets and laptops at no extra cost.
Unions say the shift has left public providers with just $600 million of the $3 billion funding rise over three years, deepening reliance on outsourcing.
Drivers can save up to 42% in the UK and 27% in the US as Miofive discounts three dash cam models in America and five in Britain.
With AI use in Australian farming at just 3%, a new tool is being trialled to save producers hours of night-time paperwork and data entry.
The deal will broaden access to general practice software and lift Lanas' total New Zealand investment towards NZ$200 million over two years.
More than 800,000 Dorset residents will have their records linked into a network now covering over 10 million people across seven NHS regions.
The track shows how generative AI is moving into personal creativity as SenSen's Chief Executive Officer turns a Father's Day theme into music.
The initiative targets a skills gap as Australia's quantum sector could support 19,400 jobs by 2045, yet only 27% of people know the field.