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Singapore researchers control Venus flytrap using smartphone
Researchers in Singapore have found a way of controlling a Venus flytrap using electric signals from a smartphone, for use as soft robots. Read more…
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Shortage of tech workers in Singapore, foreigners need to fill gap
Boom in technology jobs across all sectors in Singapore and a shortage of tech workers means the country relies on foreigners to fill the gap. Read more…
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Will Singapore’s Grab maintain its record SPAC valuation after US listing?
Singapore’s Grab more than doubled its valuation as part of the world’s largest SPAC deal, but will it that level after its US debut? Read more…
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Self-disinfecting grocery delivery robots hit the streets of Singapore
A Singapore technology company has deployed a pair of home delivery robots to bring residents their groceries in one part of the city state. Read more…
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Singapore to accept IATA mobile travel pass next month
Singapore will next month accept visitors who use the IATA mobile travel pass containing digital certificates for COVID-19 tests and vaccines. Read more…
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Distancing dongles to track mingling at meetings being tested in Singapore
A Singapore business gathering is using movement dongles to make sure participants keep their distance, a test for bigger events coming. Read more…
Features
How AI can help combat rising online fraud in Singapore
In this interview with Aradhna Sharma, we investigate how artificial intelligence (AI) can help combat rising online fraud in Singapore. Read more…
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Insuretech Connect Asia 2021, 16-17 June, Singapore
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Off the Wire
M1 unveils new brand identity, supported by full digital transformation
M1 Limited (M1) Singapore has unveiled a refreshed brand identity, supported by a full digital transformation that marks the rebirth of M1. Read more…
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Singapore trials Nervotec app that acts as first-line coronavirus defence
Smartphone app, developed by Singapore startup Nervotec, could act as first line of defence against next outbreak of the coronavirus. Read more…