How digital is driving the next stage in train autonomy
The next generation of trains will be autonomous, operating without human help, thanks to digital technologies including artificial intelligence and big data. Read on
Connected cars: keeping people safe and protecting their data
Car manufacturers, Tier1 suppliers and Thales are together in a race against time. Vehicles are perhaps one of the most ‘connected’ objects in the new epoch of the Internet of Things. So how do we protect them from potential cyberthreats?
Thales onboard connectivity makes the web truly worldwide
Thales’ FlytLINK gives passengers and crew seamless web access for the first time through connectivity, cybersecurity, AI and Big Data. Read on.
How ‘predict and prevent’ equipment failure is now keeping trains on track
A digital transformation in rail equipment maintenance is under way, with Smart Infrastructure and AI teaming to avoid equipment failure. Read on
Will the digital transformation of radiology give doctors enhanced x-ray vision?
Synergies in Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Big Data, and the Internet of Things are allowing surgeons to see new diamond-clear, dynamic radiology images. Here's how Thales' high-tech imaging is revolutionising medical care. Read more.
Ten Iridium® next satellites to be launched soon
Iridium NEXT constellation continues to change the face of communications market with the upcoming fifth launch.
Safe Solutions for the Internet of Things
Thales security specialists are working on various aspects of the Internet of Things (IoT) to develop Thales's capabilities in life-long security assurance for connected objects. Here, Ludovic tells us about the company's activities in Lille, and particularly the Secure Connected Objects Platform (SCOP) being developed in partnership with the Centre d’Innovation des Technologies sans Contact (CITC).