In an ever more interconnected society, securing inclusive access to information and communication is a challenge. A Brazilian project has made written and spoken Portuguese accessible to students with hearing impairment through avatars that are able to communicate in sign language. The solution was developed by the Laboratory of Digital Video Applications at the Federal…
AIMS and CSIRO share terabytes of survey data through FileSender from Australian NREN, AARNet, to advance Crown-of-Thorns Starfish detection.
The platform enables advances in AI-driven network automation, with the potential to boost connectivity and the resilience of critical services.
With support from Brazil’s NREN RNP, startup Reabnet uses AI and VR games to boost rehabilitation outcomes and restore motivation for patients in recovery.
Norwegian startup DigiFarm harnesses CSC’s LUMI supercomputer to fast-track AI innovation in agriculture, proving high-performance computing isn’t just for big tech.
Green Village is a living lab on the TU Delft campus where researchers and companies test new technologies in a real-world setting. SURF’s Green Village Data Platform plays a key role in supporting this innovation.
With support from Moldova’s research and education network RENAM, a national colposcopy network is using digital tools and telemedicine to transform cervical cancer prevention and saving lives.
A Japanese study reveals that people behave more recklessly when they think avatars, not humans, are judging their actions.
Each year, cervical cancer claims the lives of more than 4,000 Filipino women. A new partnership aims to drastically reduce that toll, using AI-powered screening to catch the disease earlier.
Reliable internet is transforming research, education and healthcare at Kilifi Hospital and other institutions in Kenya thanks to an innovative project led by KENET.
Recurrent fish kill incidents in Filipino lakes are a nuisance and impose heavy costs on local aquaculture operators. Smart buoys are helping to address the problem.
With more than 60,000 patients reached, Chile is setting the pace for telemedicine in Latin America. A new paper from REUNA and RedCLARA showcases Chile’s success and calls for greater regional collaboration to improve healthcare access—especially in remote and underserved areas.
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