How Haier is using AI and sustainability to shake up Europe’s appliance market
Haier is betting on AI, smart connectivity, and sustainability to win market share in Europe
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Stuff Meets… Lewis Allison, the CEO behind the modular and repairable UNA GPS watch on being crap at golf, taking $1 deposits and finding time for fitness
As an electronics engineer with 15 years’ experience and working as CTO of a golf watch company, Lewis Allison found he had no chance of fixing his wife’s Apple watch, so decided to build his own…
Stuff Meets… tech author Nicole Kobie
The Long History of the Future: Why tomorrow’s tech still isn’t here author on on great ideas from cynicism, driverless cars, feeling conflicted by AI and her love of naps… My book, The Long History of the Future: Why tomorrow’s tech still isn’t here, published last summer I wrote another book before, but it was […]
Stuff Meets…musician and founder of music learning platform Moombix: Margret Juliana Sigurdardottir
Recognised by Forbes as one of Europe’s most promising entrepreneurs, Margret Juliana Sigurdardottir talks about her passion for music, making tech her career out of need, starting music lesson company Moombix, growing potatoes and performing with Björk and Sigur Ros…
Apple says the Mac has become a serious gaming platform: here’s why
Stuff interviews Apple about games, and finds out if Apple Silicon really is a game-changer for Mac, iPad and iPhone gaming
Stuff Meets…WHOOP’s Jaime Waydo on looking to the future of wearable tech
WHOOP’s Chief Technology Officer on starting out at NASA, self-driving cars, AI and having her dream job…
Stuff Meets… professional triathlete and CORE’s VP and Global Head: Ross McGraw
New York City based Ross McGraw talks about CORE athletes headed to the Olympics, making the body temperature sensor assessable for all, his own professional sporting career and being fascinated with how tech interfaces with culture…
