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July 08, 2021 University of Sydney researcher Zhanwei Hou holds his son Baoxi during a video call with his parents, who have been unable to visit their first grandchild because of the pandemic. The University of Sydney In October last year, Sydney-based couple Zhanwei Hou and Haiqin Li welcomed a healthy baby boy. For the first-time parents, the arrival of Baoxi brought a lot of joy – and a tinge of sadness. Travel bans and border closures introduced to control the spread of Covid-19 have divided families and loved ones, and Australia has some of the strictest border restrictions in the wo...

Grandfather’s tears fuel research into tactile internet – ultra-low-latency tech that allows ‘virtual touching’ Researcher Zhanwei Hou had never seen his father cry until a video call involving Hou’s newborn child, who his parents had been unable to visit in person Now he’s making strides in technology where users can ‘touch’ over the internet, which has applications from medical diagnoses to shopping