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“What if instead of having just one-way communication with that chip, where it can only receive signals from our brain, what if that same chip can send signals into our brains enabling two-way communication?” Kirill Rybkov, a student at BSB Castelldefels, BSB Sitges, BSB Nexus, BSB City imagines a world where young minds, full of dreams and limitless potential, are intimately connected to technology through brain chips. This fusion could unlock unparalleled creativity and intelligence, allowing them to solve problems and create innovations beyond our wildest imaginations. Yet, it also raises haunting questions about the loss of innocence and privacy, as every thought and emotion could be monitored, controlled or even exploited. As we stand on the brink of this technological revolution, we must ask ourselves: will brain chips empower our youth to soar to new heights or will they cage their free spirits in an uncharted digital realm? The future hangs in the balance, shaped by the choices we make today.

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As I've mentioned already the T2M conference is coming to Leipzig in September. We have already the list of sessions: 1) Comparative perspectives on public transport in the post-socialist East. 2) Electric Sparks: New and old perspectives of Electric Buses and Trolleybuses. 3) Data Mobilities and the Material Geographies of Internet Infrastructures. 4) Social inequalities in the cycling experience. 5) Political economy of urban transportation: in search of conceptual and empirical contributions. 6) Re-Emerging Ghosts: After-Images of Black Mobilities in Fiction. 7) Before data, after platforms. Long trajectories of mobilities’ digitalisation. 8) Transitions and Transformations of Urban Mobility Infrastructures and Practices in 20th Century East Asia. Please consider applying and spread the word! Submission deadline: 07 April 2024.

📢 PRESS 📰 👉 Ubiwhere inaugurated the "Route 25 CCAM Open Lab" on April 30th. ➡ "Rui A. Costa, co-CEO of Ubiwhere, assumes the lab as another part of the efforts in defence of smart mobility." Would you like to know more about this event? Find out more in this article here below! 👇 https://lnkd.in/dha8cRUS

Did you know? The World Wide Web was publicly introduced on August 6, 1991 by Tim Berners-Lee. This event marked the beginning of the modern internet era. #WebRevolution #InternetEraBegin #DigitalRevolution #InternetInception #WebPioneer #TechHistory #techRAM #techRAM_Australia

From emotional safety to AI-enabled technologies, here are 13 of HID's 2024 campus safety predictions. 🔎 ➡️ https://ow.ly/99jy30szJo2

With thousands of students to accommodate, universities have an extremely high volume of footfall. Therefore, it is crucial to ensure travelling within a busy campus is efficient for students and lecturers. Installing automatic doors is a guaranteed safe, accessible, energy-efficient, and contactless solution to moving freely around a university. Discover more >>> https://hubs.ly/Q01_qPHg0

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While doing some reading around International Women’s Day this past weekend I came across various articles and what I was most interested in, were the inventions of women in modern history; especially the tech related ones. Here are the ones that I think we can’t imagine living our lives without their inventions nowadays. 👩💻 Ada Lovelace: The Pioneer of Computer Programming Ada Lovelace, often recognized as the first computer programmer, envisioned the potential of computers far beyond mere calculation. In the mid-1800s, she wrote what is considered the first algorithm intended to be processed by a machine. Lovelace’s visionary work laid the groundwork for the complex computer algorithms we rely on today. 🍽 Josephine Cochrane: Revolutionizing the Kitchen with the Dishwasher In 1886, Josephine Cochrane invented the first practical mechanical dishwasher. Frustrated with her servants chipping her fine china, Cochrane took matters into her own hands, creating a machine that not only protected delicate tableware but also introduced a new era of convenience in household chores. 📡 Hedy Lamarr: The Unsung Heroine of Wireless Communication Hollywood star Hedy Lamarr co-invented a frequency-hopping spread spectrum technology during World War II. This groundbreaking work became a foundational element of modern wireless communication technologies, such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, showcasing Lamarr’s incredible blend of creativity and technical genius. 🎥 Marie Van Brittan Brown: Enhancing Security with CCTV In 1966, Marie Van Brittan Brown invented the first home security system, incorporating television surveillance and a two-way communication system. Her invention laid the foundation for modern CCTV systems, playing a crucial role in enhancing safety and security in public and private spaces. Cheers to the enduring impact of these women that transformed our lives! #internationalwomensday #innovation #technology #inventions

#FutureofEducation: Private networks in education not only bridge the digital divide but also fuel a wave of innovation and growth. Looking ahead, the successful implementation of these projects will inspire other schools and universities to embrace the benefits of private networks. Learn more about these deployments: 1. Alef's partnership with Jackson Public Schools in Mississippi aimed at helping bridge the digital divide for students in the district: https://lnkd.in/dvjpgjPD 2. Mexico’s first private 5G network, housed at the prestigious Tecnológico de Monterrey University: https://lnkd.in/gt8h-w8y 3. The University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL)'s private 5G cellular network for its campus called Husker-Net: https://lnkd.in/dyFb5MGk #EdTech #digitaldivide  #privatecellularnetworks #privatelteand5g #privatelte #private5g #privatenetworks