The AI healthcare revolution is transforming careers, with technology analyzing scans faster, accelerating drug development, and creating new roles. Professionals must develop data analysis, IT skills, and AI ethics knowledge to remain competitive in this rapidly evolving landscape.
The global AI in healthcare market is rapidly expanding, projected to reach $27.59 billion in 2024. AI is transforming diagnostics, drug discovery, patient monitoring, and administrative efficiency, creating new career opportunities. Professionals must adapt by acquiring skills in data analysis, IT, and ethical considerations to thrive in this evolving landscape.
Samsung has launched a new AI-powered vacuum cleaner that alerts users to incoming calls and messages via a built-in screen. With a powerful 400W motor and 160 minutes of battery life, it intelligently adjusts suction based on floor type and even features a self-emptying function for convenience.
The Fourth Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Brain Science Forum showcased advancements in brain science, including brain-computer interfaces and AI diagnostics. Experts emphasized the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration to enhance treatment for neurological disorders and improve public awareness of brain health across all age groups.
Researchers funded by the EU are using artificial intelligence to improve urban traffic flow in European cities, making them safer and more eco-friendly. Initiatives like AMIGOS aim to enhance quality of life by analyzing pedestrian and vehicle movements, ultimately guiding urban planning to better meet community needs.
The Department of Science and Technology has established four Thematic Hubs focused on key quantum computing technology areas across various Indian institutes. These hubs aim to foster collaboration among academic institutions and private industry, enhancing research and development in quantum technologies, including quantum communication and sensing.
Chinese researchers have developed small deep-sea robots capable of reaching depths of 10,000 meters. Measuring under 50 centimeters and weighing just 1.5 kilograms, these robots have been tested in extreme conditions, demonstrating performance comparable to standard laboratory environments, thus expanding possibilities for intelligent deep-sea operations.
Researchers at the University of Edinburgh have developed a prototype ‘hairy robotic gripper’ inspired by ants. This innovative design enhances object handling efficiency, achieving a 90% success rate in tests. The gripper’s simplicity and effectiveness could revolutionize robotic applications in various sectors, including retail and environmental services.
The 2025 Zhongguancun Forum opened on March 27, showcasing captivating technologies like intelligent robots that fascinated international guests. Highlights included a calligraphy robot, an interactive reception robot named Nia, and innovative XR smart glasses, all demonstrating significant advancements in robotics and immersive technology.
Hyundai Motor Group has completed its state-of-the-art smart factory, Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America (HMGMA), ahead of its 40th anniversary in the U.S. This facility integrates advanced manufacturing technologies, including AI and robotics, to enhance production efficiency and quality, positioning Hyundai as a leader in the North American mobility market.
