Travel insurance for older people: fewer choices and more restrictions
On The Money: Shop around and make sure you read all the fine print to make sure the policy you buy covers the trip you plan
The Irish start-up tackling one of tech’s biggest legal grey areas
iTrust 6A is aiming to set an international standard for how personal data is disclosed to law enforcement
AI start-up targets billions wasted on cloud computing
Infralign’s platform helps companies slash the cost of their Cloud usage
Meet the men who wanted to build gyms but ended up creating software to run them
BrightCore targets the software gap at independent fitness businesses overlooked by larger providers
University spin-out seeks to transform sports injury assessment
KineMo targets elite sport, healthcare and astronaut rehabilitation
Vulnerable customers need not suffer in silence when dealing with their finances
On The Money: Most banks and other financial service firms and utilities have dedicated support available for people who are less sure of themselves
Meet the 23-year-old building self-programming robots for US factories
Using AI to boost the programming capabilities of industrial robots
DCU spin-out solving the costly clean-energy problem of dirty wind turbines
AeroBeam is using lasers, drones and spectroscopy to help operators recover lost power
‘I should be revising for exams. Instead I’m working with developers’: Irish teen AI founders set sights on US
Rhycon’s artificial intelligence tool does the heavy lifting on generating sales leads
Need to draw up a ‘life list’ of your money and legal affairs? This is how you do it
On the Money: Advance planning is not just for older people – it can spare families stress, confusion and bureaucracy when illness or accident intervenes
Former garda sergeant uses AI platform to protect travelling workers
Real-time travel intelligence platform keeps employees safe while travelling for work
Irish doctor launches artificial intelligence app to transform medical training
Real-time learning platform designed by RCSI graduate helps medical students get the most from hospital placements
The AI answer looked right – but would have wrecked a €30,000 machine part
A near miss inspired an Athlone engineer’s new start-up
Afraid of needles? This UCD spin-out has a solution
MicroJect plans commercial rollout of its polymer-based skin-prick device by 2028, beginning with allergy skin prick tests and following with applications in biologics and vaccines
Irish edtech start-up targets ‘skills gap’ with hands-on learning platform
Active learning platform boosts student engagement and builds workplace-ready skills