As technology continues to play a growing part in business and our daily lives, the UK’s and county’s bright thinkers are headed to Bournemouth to explore the opportunities that technology, creativity and inspiration can deliver.
The event from 4-8 October will be held in five different locations in the county and it is free to attend.
This year technology can help Dorset residents to meet up with all their friends and family online – and help is on hand.
Patients in cardiac arrest are set to benefit from brand new technology at Poole Hospital thanks to a grant of £6,000 from Talbot Village Trust.
Dorset Police is to become one of the first forces in the country to use new technology to remotely transfer fingerprints for analysis directly from crime scenes.
Dorset Council has signed a five-year contract with the Argenti Care Technology Partnership to deliver innovative care technology services to residents.
Pupils from Queen Elizabeth’s School in Wimborne won the prize for Most Innovative Project with Magnetic Levitation ‘The Transport of the Future.’ at the first Big Bang science and engineering fair for Dorset children
BOFA International has unveiled new and improved versions of its FireBOX technology to further reduce the risk of fire in the workplace.
Domino’s® and Ford are beginning consumer research of pizza delivery using self-driving vehicles in Ann Arbor, Michegan, USA with the first phase being focused on customer interaction with new delivery technology.
The latest ‘immersive learning’ technology from Google has taken year eight pupils from St Aldhelm’s Academy in Dorset on an expedition to Angel Falls and the busy streets of New Delhi, all from the classroom.