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Creative technology agency Rehab and the University of Nottingham today announce the launch of Covid Vax Facts, an innovative online chatbot aimed at tackling concerns around the safety of COVID-19 vaccines.

So, where will wearables go next with healthcare? And what does this all mean for existing healthcare systems?

Developed in partnership with the University of Nottingham, Covid Vax Facts is a “conversational interface”, according to the studio, which interacts with users in an “objective, non-judgemental” way.

An opinion piece from Rosie Copland-Mann, Creative Strategist at Rehab

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CEO Rob Bennett's opinion piece on voice commerce and the opportunity for retail

The transition to remote working has been the biggest working change in many people’s lifetimes, exacerbated somewhat by the fact that it happened almost overnight.

Opinion piece- 10 things we've learned working with VP's at major consumer brands.

Voice-tech has seen a monumental rise in the last few years, and has now become a de-facto member of many households.

We at Rehab support diversity. We stand against racism and systemic injustice. We support the LGBTQ+ community, empowering women, and anyone who suffers from under-representation and inequality. As a company and as individuals, we commit to using our platforms to elevate more diverse voices and making a positive social impact.

The explosion of screens into our daily lives, as companions, assistants, and entertainment hubs has been phenomenal. Most estimates even suggest that screens now outnumber humans on planet Earth.

Smart assistants are everywhere – and their numbers are growing fast. Almost a quarter of UK households already own smart speakers and we’re getting more and more accustomed to seeing such technology as an extension of our own minds and bodies.

Life, culture, the world around us, it’s all moving incredibly fast. Faster than most can ever remember.

Technology and pop culture is constantly evolving. More so this year as brands pivot and get creative with online platforms and virtual experiences to meet the high demand.

Virtual try-on is on the rise and if you think it’s just a fad, get ready to be left behind. Recent advances in the tech have inspired us, and others, to see how far we can push the limits of possibility, and there is an array of ways in which its application can benefit retailers of all shapes and sizes.