Snappdrive allows users to book a car, locate and drive it, free of any queuing and human intervention.
Professor Barry Barry Dwolatzky predicts 2017 will be an exciting year for the Braamfontein-based digital innovation hub.
Minister Naledi Pandor wants international companies to set up research and development facilities in the country.
The imagined future of 3D printers in households to easily print everyday objects is still a pipe dream, even as costs come down.
The company is calling on IT start-ups and individuals who are developing new technologies that help people affordably engage online, to apply for an assistant grant.
Semtech teams up with conservation groups to develop IOT sensors for rhino horns that enable tracking and prevent poaching.
A research team at the US university makes a lithium-ion battery that releases a flame-retardant when there is an increase in temperature.
Saab develops an app that give soldiers an individual breakdown of how they performed in simulated exercises.
The WEF's Global Risks Report 2017 finds these emerging technologies have the greatest potential rewards, but also the biggest risk.
With the development of IT technologies, the job market is being transformed, across all industry sectors, says NetApp.
The app-based taxi service will allow access to anonymous data collected from rides worldwide, to help improve traffic flow.
The worldwide market for robotics will more than double by 2020, according to IDC research.