TECHNICALLY SPEAKING

Whether it’s a glass of wine, a cold beer or your favorite cocktail, there are plenty of ways to unwind after a long day. But what if the person making you that drink was unlike anything you’ve seen before?

In this week’s “Technically Speaking” report, Local 10’s Gio Insignares introduces us to a new piece of technology easing the pain and making the patient experience a lot easier.

In this week’s “Technically Speaking” report, Local 10’s Gio Insignares introduces us to an international company hoping to change the way you set sail.

In this week’s “Technically Speaking” report, Gio Insignares shows us how a new device is addressing some of those concerns and making a significant impact in seniors’ lives.

In this week’s “Technically Speaking” report, Local 10’s Gio Insignares shows us how one software company is hoping to bring agencies across South Florida into the future and transform how they prepare and react to trouble across their communities.

We’ve highlighted tech stories featuring self-driving cars, medical assistance, military training and more. But now it’s time to spotlight something a little more common and accessible.

Every year, about 1.3 million people die in traffic crashes globally. In the U.S. alone, it’s estimated to be more than 40,000 deaths. But there’s a belief among researchers that those numbers could dramatically fall if more cars became self-driving.

An overload of information and not enough time are just two things doctors have to handle, but the solution to these problems could be a click away.

According to the Pew Research Center, 85% of Americans own a smartphone and about three-quarters of U.S. adults own a desktop or laptop computer, meaning access to information online is as easy as saying “hello.”

“Mind over matter” is one of the most common phrases used to identify a problem and try to overcome it. But how often do you think, that’s easier said than done?

In Local 10 News’ latest Technically Speaking report, anchor Gio Insignares takes us to Florida International University, where a new name and a promised “refocus” for one school plans to take future students into a great, big, beautiful tomorrow.

We’ve seen the growth of drones and autonomous vehicles, but this next step in transportation isn’t that far away, and it promises to change how we get to and from our destinations by not just leaving the ground but putting the power in your own hands.

A South Florida company hopes to use the technology to change how certain medical procedures are handled.

A pair of South Floridians are taking a technological twist to a classic piece of childhood equipment and are hoping it provides an added boost to athletes’ games.

A South Florida city is taking the plunge into a whole new digital world.

The changes to work life since the COVID-19 pandemic have made a lot of things easier, from commute time, meetings, phone calls and even training. But what if the next step in the evolution of work involved employees jumping into the metaverse?

Virtual reality, augmented reality, and the Metaverse are all tools we’ve previously highlighted, showing how they’ve made employees and businesses approach their work differently.