Degen Hill

VR isn’t likely to replace real-life traveling, but it could serve as a gateway to a more informed and connected world.

Flying cars would be great, but for now, electric vehicles and autonomous cars are pushing the boundaries of how we think about transportation.

Edtech companies like Doyobi are challenging traditional notions of success in Singapore’s competitive education landscape by fostering adaptability, resilience, and critical thinking skills.

While the benefits might not outweigh the challenges, the idea of a single digital currency for the region is certainly worth considering.

The rise of machines threatens to disrupt the traditional workforce and upend the economy, leaving many wondering whether we’re ready to adapt to this new reality.

While serving as a way to reduce friction and be more cost-effective than humans, these technologies also present several challenges.

While COVID-19 accelerated the adoption of online learning, many still prefer the traditional approach of in-person classes. The future of education is likely to combine the best of both worlds.

From supply chain management and financial services to knowing where and when your seafood was caught, blockchain technology is proving useful beyond tokens and NFTs.