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ATU Launches Innovative VR Project to Enhance Elderly Care

Atlantic Technological University (ATU) and residential care group Riada Care Ltd. have unveiled an innovative new project that uses Virtual…

1 year ago

Elite Cybersecurity Programme Seeks to Develop Future Start-up Leaders

Munster Technological University is inviting experienced professionals to apply for the final places in its elite Cyber Innovate programme. The…

1 year ago

DeeptechFest Ireland Returns to Republic of Work

Planetary health and women’s well-being will be top of the agenda when entrepreneurs and investors gather to innovate, speculate and…

1 year ago

Irish Fintech Increased Almost 300% in 2024

2024 was a positive year for the Irish FinTech market, with funding reaching $237.95 million across 25 deals; this was…

1 year ago

How do you keep AI safe? Important questions for AI safety institutes

The Logistic Regression of the AI Safety Institutes, UK/US By David Stephen How do you keep AI safe and how…

1 year ago

Strengthening Ireland’s MedTech Leadership Through Technology, Talent and Innovation

Today, we have a guest post by Mag O’Keeffe, Vice President of Global Additive Technologies at Stryker, focused on the…

1 year ago

Prep4Seed Accelerator Programme kicks off in Cork

The Bi-annual Prep4Seed 12-week Programme has started in Cork with a Masterclass on Market Planning and Business Validation organised by…

1 year ago

Dublin Smartphone Film Festival – Includes AI Generated films for the first time

The Dublin Smartphone Film Festival (DubSmartFF) is back for its 8th year, reaffirming its status as Ireland’s only international film…

1 year ago

Rural Innovation Hub launched in Hacketstown, County Carlow

South East Technological University (SETU), in collaboration with Carlow County Council and Carlow Community Enterprise Centres CLG, has launched Station…

1 year ago

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