Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) sensor technology, initially developed and positioned for three-dimensional (3D) map making, surveying, and autonomous driving, is now ready for deployment in several Internet of Things (IoT) markets and verticals. According to ABI Research, the total installed based of LiDAR sensors in smart cities, security, and industry verticals will reach 16 … Read more
The European Law Unbound Society (ELU-S) exists for its members. The goal is to build an open community of scholars interested in law in Europe, where everyone is welcome, regardless of career stage, academic interests, or perspective on European law. The Annual Conference is the central activity of ELU-S. It should become a welcoming and … Read more
The Indian IoT market is expected to reach US$9.28 billion by 2025 from US$4.98 billion in 2020, driven mostly by changes in enterprise behaviour triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic and verticals’ focus on automation are driving the market. According to latest analysis by Frost & Sullivan, the growth of IoT adoption in the country is … Read more
In June 2024, the European Union adopted the AI Act, globally the first attempt to comprehensively regulate artificial intelligence (AI). As the uptake of AI increases across all domains, so will the impact of the AI Act. At the national level, experimentation with AI systems in the public realm occurs especially in public administration. Examples … Read more
Lunch breaks during meetings have become an increasingly important setting for confidential discussions between EU leaders, write Mareike Kleine and Samuel Huntington. But while these discussions make it easier to reach agreements, they raise critical questions about the trade-off between transparency and confidentiality in EU and global governance. In October 2024, EU ministers met informally … Read more
