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Robot dogs could soon roam fields in 5G-powered farming future
Farming · Edinburgh

Robot dogs could soon roam fields in 5G-powered farming future

Researchers say robotics could become a valuable tool for those farming in remote and challenging areas.See the Story
UK Government Announces Major Boost to Cut Agricultural Pollution
Research · United Kingdom

UK Government Announces Major Boost to Cut Agricultural Pollution

Farmers are to receive more advice and support to help them meet high environmental standards with Environment Agency (EA) farm inspections increasing by around 50%.See the Story
Scotland risks being 'left behind' in global robotics revolution, says leading expert as he launches national four-point plan
Edinburgh · Edinburgh

Scotland risks being 'left behind' in global robotics revolution, says leading expert as he launches national four-point plan

Scotland risks being ‘left behind’ in the global robotics revolution because key sectors lack a domestic pathway to success, a leading expert warned today. Stewart Miller, chief executive of the National Robotarium, has produced a four-point action plan to ensure the country can take its share of an industry expected to reach £218 billion globally by 2030. The advanced robotics facility, attached to Heriot-Watt university, is fast becoming a hub…See the Story

Edinburgh supercomputer to get £750mn in UK spending review

83% Center coverage: 6 sources
UK Economy · EdinburghSee the Story

Experts call for global drive to boost child safety

Experts call for global drive to boost child safety jmorris8 Wed, 04/06/2025 - 14:08 University experts have contributed evidence to a global call for a new approach to safeguard vulnerable children. Supporters of the declaration at the Emory University Conference Center Thirty of the world's leading figures in child protection have signed the 'Atlanta Declaration' asking for child exploitation and sexual abuse to be treated as a global public…Health · AtlantaSee the Story

UK traveltech sector flourishing with record investment, driven by AI

The UK’s traveltech sector has reached record investment levels, with Edinburgh emerging as one of the UK’s key innovation hubs powered by advances in artificial intelligence (AI). The comprehensive analysis from Dealroom, the leading data and analytics platform, commissioned by the Traveltech Innovation Hub at Edinburgh Futures Institute, part of the University of Edinburgh, highlights how the UK has become the third largest traveltech investme…Artificial Intelligence · EdinburghRead Article

Revived US export plan announced to boost Scottish trade

Coverage: 2 sources
The Scottish Government is taking forward research to identify individual American states for exports after scrapping the plans last year.Trade · EdinburghSee the Story

Former astronaut touches down as space hub launched

A former NASA astronaut has visited the University of Edinburgh as it unveils a new hub to bring together academics and industry to harness the power of space data. During her visit, Kathryn Sullivan, who was the first American woman to perform a spacewalk, learned about the newly launched Edinburgh Space Hub. The Hub has been established in recognition of the growing importance of space data for a range of industry sectors and Edinburgh’s long-…Astronauts · EdinburghRead Article

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