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Getting fresh: How supermarkets are using AI to predict sales - Vimarsana News

Getting fresh: How supermarkets are using AI to predict sales

A new batch of startups are using tech and data to help supermarkets reduce waste of fresh produce, to the benefit of business and planet.

GMU, Austrian university partner for cybersecurity workshop - Vimarsana News

GMU, Austrian university partner for cybersecurity workshop

Thumbay Institute for AI in Healthcare, Gulf Medical University (GMU), Ajman, has successfully organised a specialised cybersecurity workshop for healthcare professionals.

Google Meet, Zoom, Teams Have Negative Effects On Brain, Heart, Study Finds - Vimarsana News

Google Meet, Zoom, Teams Have Negative Effects On Brain, Heart, Study Finds

As per the study, a 50-minute video conference session leads to increased brain activity, which serves as a sign of fatigue and reduced attention.

'Zoom fatigue' is real, scientists say - Vimarsana News

'Zoom fatigue' is real, scientists say

A large proportion of business meetings now take place online, largely due to the rise in remote working. But some employees report feeling wiped out by these virtual meetings. Recent research suggests that this phenomenon may be far more marked than you might imagine.

mental health: Virtual meetings on Google Meet, Zoom, Teams take a toll on mental & physical health; researchers suggest tips to tackle long-term impact - Vimarsana News

mental health: Virtual meetings on Google Meet, Zoom, Teams take a toll on mental & physical health; researchers suggest tips to tackle long-term impact

Recent research reveals that prolonged video conferencing can lead to increased fatigue, reduced attention, and physiological strain on the heart.