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Dr. James Mault, founder and chief executive officer at BioIntelliSense, discusses the company's technology that detects Covid-19 symptoms on "Bloomberg Technology.



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Constructing new hospital wings or new buildings costs hundreds of millions of dollars and can take years. They are created and built with the expectation of being able to last decades. Michelle Miller takes a look at how the coronavirus pandemic may change the future of their

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Jeff Welser, vice president of research at International Business Machines Corp., discusses the company's five primary areas of focus over the next five years with Bloomberg's Emily Chang.



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Reactec has developed SAFE-DISTANCE by repurposing HAVwear and RASOR to support physical distancing in the workplace.



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How Coronavirus caused a Boom in Used Cars and SUVs.



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IDB President Luis Alberto Moreno invites you to a conversation with Jack Dangermond, president of the industry-leading company, Esri, on how geographic information technology can help solve some of the world’s biggest problems.








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Why Coronavirus may change how Big Tech works







Tech offices, from Apple’s 2.8 million square-foot “spaceship” campus, to Facebook’s Menlo Park headquarters complete with a botanical garden, have always pushed the envelope of office space. But coronavirus may make this type of work environment

Zipline Drones can save Hospitals during Pandemic



Zipline is an American medical product delivery company headquartered in South San Francisco, California that designs, builds, and operates drone aircraft. The company operates distribution centers in Rwanda and Ghana. The company began using dr

Why COVID-19 is so hard to Track

Seeker sat down with two professors of medicine to find out how COVID-19 attacks our bodies and why it’s so hard to track and control



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Singapore uses Robots as Coronavirus lockdown enforcers



As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to cause disruption around the world, Singapore is turning to robots to help manage the outbreak. ‘Spot’ the Robodog roams around one park to remind people to maintain social distancing. Melanie Ralph has t

How Ultraviolet Light could help stop the spread of Coronavirus



Though ultraviolet light cannot be used in or on the human body to cure Covid-19, it is an effective tool that has been in use for decades in hospitals and operating rooms to sterilize surfaces. Technological breakthroughs in UV ligh

Drones and AI: The Tech fighting COVID



Could 'pandemic drones' and other technologies like fever scanners be part of the picture as we begin to ease coronavirus lockdown restrictions?

Telemedicine in the era of COVID-19



Dr. Jay Portnoy discusses the use of Telemedicine to see patients in the era of COVID-19. Held on March 20, 2020.



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Short Video: This case study shows how an Intel®-based SAP HANA solution turned raw, unstructured data into actionable insights about COVID-19. Mercy, a regional healthcare system, was able to repurpose an analytics system that combined structured and unstructured data

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The pandemic is forcing us to go beyond quick fixes. Attempted controls must be more comprehensive than social distancing posters and masks; organizations have implemented extensive processes.



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Due to the high number of coronavirus infections, the quarantine room capacities in many hospitals are no longer sufficient. This was also the case in Xianning, central China, which is why the materials company Winsun has created additional capacities using 3D printing, raising the question of the potential of 3D printing as a measure in times of crisis caused by the coronavirus.

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During the Covid-19 pandemic, identifying infected individuals has been one of the biggest challenges. The fastest test can return results in about 15 minutes, but in some cases results can take a week.



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LG's Futuristic New "Powered" Mask.



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LAX is testing fever-detecting thermal cameras in an attempt to keep air travel safe amid COVID19



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Business Innovation and Technology in the Age of COVID-19



Steve Adubato is joined by Jim Kirkos, President & CEO, Meadowlands Chamber, to talk about the role of innovation and technology in the age of COVID-19 and the long-term impact of the pandemic on the small business community.

How an App and AI is helping Doctors save time during the Pandemic



Buoy Health co-Founder and CEO Andrew Le talks about the app he made that is helping doctors and patients save time and office visits. He appears on "Bloomberg Balance of Power."



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A Sensor to help keep Employees SafeShaun Stewart, New Lab chief executive officer, discusses the tech accelerator's newly designed wearable sensor designed to help keep social distancing in check at the workplace

3D Printing Swabs can Aid America's COVID-19 Testing Shortage



As we aim to reopen the economy, COVID-19 testing is of the utmost importance but there is a serious shortage of testing swabs. To aid the demand, the 3D printing industry has come together to tackle this problem head-on. Origin, Carbo

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How Apple, Google, 23andMe, and other Companies are fighting COVID-19



Many tech companies are developing new technology to help fight the spread of COVID-19. Apple and Google are in the middle of developing a contact-tracing feature for their smartphones. 23andMe is conducting a genetic study to