Stop Manufacturing
A mandatory coronavirus lockdown in Malaysia forced the world's largest condom producer to stop manufacturing temporarily. The World Health Organization considers condoms an essential item.
The prospect of a condom shortage is frightening to health experts and executives of the co

At the Circolo Hospital of Varese in Lombardy, Italy, robots are replacing doctors and nurses for some duties in the fight against the coronavirus. They enable remote monitoring thanks to their cameras, which means that medical staff do not have to physically be in the room, limiting the use of protective equipment and saving precious time.

The Robots fighting the Coronavirus



Across the globe healthcare services are flat out. But already we’ve been seeing how robots are starting to play their part in helping us out.

Designing Low-Cost Ventilators
Here is a Guide To Designing Low-Cost Ventilators for COVID-19

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How can AI and Technology help fight the Pandemic?



Azeem Azhar is the writer of Exponential View an INCREDIBLE newsletter which concentrates primarily on technology, business models, the political economy and society.

President Trump unveils the latest in Medical Testing Technology



The White House announces a new medical testing scanner that is quick to diagnose President Trump. Credit The Late Show with Stephen Colbert

Investing in Big Tech amid Coronavirus



Mitchell Green, Lead Edge Capital, discusses his view on tech companies during the COVID-19 crisis.

How the Coronavirus is changing our relationship with Technology



The coronavirus pandemic is changing the lives of people around the world, and that includes the way we work, spend time with family and hang out with friends. In this week’s Sunday Spotlight, NBC’s Jo Ling Kent reports on how peo

What Google is doing about the Coronavirus



Google and its sister company Verily are working hard to help the public deal with this pandemic. Credit CNET

Microsoft Technology can save the world from Coronavirus



It has been found that coronavirus can survive on smartphones for upto 96 hours. Cleaning with wipes every 90 minutes is highly recommened. But many people will find it difficult to regularly clean the smartphones.

Jim McKelvey, Square co-founder, discusses public anxiety about handling cash during the coronavirus crisis, and a general move toward a cashless society. He speaks on



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The growing coronavirus outbreak is causing chaos in global financial markets, freezing supply chains and causing companies all over the world to create work-for-home plans and ban business travel. At drug companies and research labs, though, the race is on to develop a cure for coronavirus, or at least its symptoms. Here's what's at stake, and when the world can expect a coronavirus vaccine.

Technology can help manage the Epidemic
The number of coronavirus cases is slowing in China but growing everywhere else in the world. From AI to robotics and even maths, in this edition we tell you how technology can help manage the epidemic and which innovations are better equipping us to handle fu

How the Coronavirus pandemic is testing Health Tech



The health tech industry has become a crucial player — and faces a key test — amid the coronavirus pandemic

Fighting COVID-19 With Supercomputers



Dan Stanzione, Texas Advanced Computing Center executive director, discusses the use of supercomputers to help curb the spread of COVID-19. He speaks with Bloomberg's Emily Chang Credit Bloomberg Technology

Current events have drawn attention to the value of video conferencing tools in many different sectors. We take a look at how online video is making medicine more accessible by enabling patients to receive care and practitioners to deliver it from a distance. Plus, we share examples of how firms have integrated Epiphan Video products into their telehealth solutions.

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Look at how drones are being used in the battle against the coronavirus.



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Rise of the Drones: Unmanned vehicles become key tool in Coronavirus battle



Around the world, authorities are turning to drones in the battle against the coronavirus pandemic, using them to enforce lockdowns and disinfect urban areas.

Staying Safe at Work
As the novel coronavirus continues to spread, more and more cities are escalating their tactics to keep the virus at bay.

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Meet one of the Doctors developing a Vaccine for COVID-19



Forbes science editor Alex Knapp interviews Dr. Chil-Yong Kang, whose research team has worked on vaccines for HIV, Zika and MERS coronavirus, and is now pivoting to help the world with a potential vaccine for COVID-19. Credit Forbes

With people around the world cooped up in self-isolation or quarantine because of COVID-19, everyone is way more online than usual. Can the internet handle the load? We spoke with Harold Feld, senior vice president of internet advocacy group Public Knowledge, to find out. Use Natutec Drone for the effective and efficient release of a range of biological organisms in record time over large agricultural expanses. It is a unique dispersal mechanism that can carry a wide range of biological products and disperse them over 8 hectares in the space of an hour.

Facebook Fights Coronavirus Misinformation



Facebook launched an information center around COVID-19. Bloomberg's Sarah Frier reports.

China is using Drones to Fight Coronavirus



Kellen Tse, Shenzhen Smart Drone Deputy General Manager, discusses his company's work using drones in China to help fight COVID-19. He speaks with Bloomberg's Emily Chang.

A Cure for the coronavirus?
Have they found a cure for the coronavirus? Australian researchers claim two existing drugs could 'cure' COVID-19 after patients they tested responded 'very well' to treatment

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Using AI to track the Coronavirus



AI tools that could help track the spread of Coronavirus and find new treatments.