Even so, the incident rammed home two unpleasant truths about the computerised world. The first is that the speed, scalability and efficiency of computers are a curse as well as a blessing.

Consumers will get convenience, and products that can do things non-computerised versions cannot. Amazon’s Ring smart doorbells, for instance, come equipped with motion sensors and video cameras.

Clinical Study Published: 27 March 2015 The role of computerised tomography in predicting visual outcome in ocular trauma patients R Chaudhary, M Upendran, N Campion, A Yeung, R Blanch, P Morgan ...

December 7, 2006 The University of Portsmouth has opened a UKP4.85million high-tech teaching facility with computerised mannequins to train the health-related scientist of tomorrow. The new ...

Introduction It can be argued that technology, and computerised decision-support systems (CDSSs) in particular, takes away the “art” of clinical judgement in nursing practice, and that standardised ...

To investigate the role of computerised cognitive tests in the assessment and follow up of sports related concussions. Methods —Baseline measures on the Digit Symbol Substitution Test (DSST), Trail ...

Most computerised tests of reaction time have millisecond accurate timing, allowing 1000 possible levels of performance within every second of recording. 6,11 It is therefore possible for a very mild ...

As the humble computer continues its march into every nook and cranny, it offers unprecedented capability to many household objects which one might have thought entirely adequate. Take for example ...

But with a car you are choosing to place your body inside a one-tonne computerised cage travelling at 100 km/h, which may no longer be in your control.