Building a better tomorrow starts in 2018
By Chris Kelly, Total Telecom
Friday 05 January 18
2018 could be a watershed moment for AI and Robotics, as the telecoms industry looks to invest in critical infrastructure
As the new year rolls around, so too comes the inevitable flood of articles predicting the "top trends for 2018". While it is easy to feel a little overdosed on the eternal optimism and fanfare that these articles tend to churn out, they do offer a really good insight into how developments in the telecoms sector could influence and govern our lives in the years to come.
This is particularly true when looking at the fields of Artificial Intelligence (AI), Robotics, and broader technological advancements in the Internet of Things (IoT) space. The potential for these sub-sectors to revolutionise every aspect of our daily lives is hard to overstate. For example, it is already possible for a person to control a robotic arm…
As the new year rolls around, so too comes the inevitable flood of articles predicting the "top trends for 2018". While it is easy to feel a little overdosed on the eternal optimism and fanfare that these articles tend to churn out, they do offer a really good insight into how developments in the telecoms sector could influence and govern our lives in the years to come.
This is particularly true when looking at the fields of Artificial Intelligence (AI), Robotics, and broader technological advancements in the Internet of Things (IoT) space. The potential for these sub-sectors to revolutionise every aspect of our daily lives is hard to overstate. For example, it is already possible for a person to control a robotic arm…
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