BY GURLEEN KAUR BAJWA We are only four months into 2022, but in the ever-evolving fast-paced tech world, that short period has already allowed…

WOJ Innovation & Technology Co-Founded by Esther Wojcicki and Conscious based entrepreneur Amit Hooda held a technology industry reception on April 13th hosted by Philanthropist and Land Developer Jatinder Jay Minhas.

Gadgets are generally defined as small machines that do something useful. It is admittedly an expansive definition and a very accurate one, considering that they include anything from kitchen appliances to our cellphones. However, one thing that gadgets don’t have to be is expensive. Many unique and exciting machines fulfill valuable functions that are light on our wallets and improve our day-to-day lives. Following are some great examples of this. 

The Government of British Columbia and BC Hydro have launched BC Hydro’s new five-year electrification plan.

3D-printed origami technology at the heart of low-cost, portable ventilators aimed at improving pandemic treatment and revolutionizing healthcare delivery

Champions of Vancouver, a 128-participant Super Smash Bros. tournament, took place Saturday at the University of British Columbia.

A new partnership between Simon Fraser University’s Personalized Lightweight Apparel Network (PLANet) and Mitacs, a not-for profit organization dedicated to innovation, will accelerate the development of new Canadian wearables and gear over the next five years. 

Video streaming is a growing environmental concern that accounts for one per cent of all greenhouse gas emissions, a new Simon Fraser University study has confirmed.

A new partnership between Simon Fraser University’s Personalized Lightweight Apparel Network (PLANet) and Mitacs, a not-for profit organization dedicated to innovation, will accelerate the development of new Canadian wearables and gear over the next five years. 

The agreement provides $5.1 million in funding for graduate students and postdoctoral fellows to work with the industry to develop new technologies that will benefit societal health and wellbeing.

Video streaming is a growing environmental concern that accounts for one per cent of all greenhouse gas emissions, a new Simon Fraser University study has confirmed.