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Five ways XR technologies are transforming the industry

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By Chris Parkinson
| HazardEx Verified
(Click here to view article in digital edition) After all, safety, efficiency, and compliance aren’t just buzzwords in these environments – they’re essentials. But outdated processes and tools are making it harder to meet these demands. That’s where Extended Reality (XR) comes in.
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With Artificial Intelligence, don’t forget the hardware Original

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By Chris Parkinson
| IT Brief UK
While AI pioneer Sam Altman from Open AI and ex-Apple design czar Jony Ive are reportedly developing an undisclosed artificial intelligence (AI) device, there must be a broader conversation about the hardware involved. There's a whole host of moving parts to get right when it comes to the software, including data quality, the model, the logic, and even safety and security. Once you've solved these insanely complex issues, the next logical step is the vehicle on which to run it.
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South Africa fire survivors living in unsafe shacks

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By Daniel De Simone Verified, Chris Parkinson
| The Star (Kenya) Verified
Sthembiso Ndebele was placed by authorities in a camp of metal shacks and has no water or power The man was thought to be a witness, not a suspect. But when he appeared this week at the public inquiry into South Africa's deadliest building fire, he announced he had started it. The 29-year-old man, who cannot yet be publicly identified, said he started the fire in the Usindiso building last August unintentionally.
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