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Technology

Calls for funding boost to support older Australians with digital in-home care

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Technology already plays a huge role in society, however a number of experts are pushing to insert technology into the lives of older Australians to help with independence and quality of life. Smart phones, watches and rings can be used by healthcare professionals to monitor the wellbeing of people from their homes instead of needing …

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Are flying cars near to become reality?

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Flying cars could be a reality much sooner than expected. Air taxi technology and transport drones have seen recent developments by several Chinese-based aviation companies, after the government gave strategic priority to what’s being called the ‘low-altitude economy’. Shanghai-based aviation technology company Auto Flight recently completed a successful test flight of one of the vehicles. …

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AI technology aids early Cerebral Palsy diagnosis

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AI technology can now help early diagnose babies with Cerebral Palsy by detecting abnormal movements. This breakthrough promises timely analysis and treatment for the condition.   Image: Image from Cloudfront Produced By: Moemina Shukur Featured In Story: Dr Elyse Passmore – Clinician Scientist Fellow at Murdoch Children’s Research Institute First aired on The Wire, Tuesday …

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Moderating Screen Time a Challenge for Australian Families

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As device usage continues to increase in all of our daily lives, more Australian families are struggling with offline bonding and leisure time. Parents who report high screen time often see their habits filtered down to children. Last week, a new study revealed the average Australian three-year-old is exposed to nearly three hours of screen …

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Education and technology supporting inclusion in the workplace

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According to the Department of Social Services, 48 per cent of Australians with a disability are employed, compared to 80 per cent from those without a disability. Dinesh Palipana is a doctor, lawyer, and disability advocate who wants more inclusion for people with disabilities in the workforce. He has recently been appointed as Ambassador for …

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