The automotive industry is constantly bringing us new technologies. In recent years, shifting consumer demand has led to the rise in popularity of disruptive technologies like electric and autonomous vehicles, advanced driver-assistance systems and cars as a service.

Over the last twelve months, we’ve covered a wide variety of topics and heard many interesting perspectives. For today’s blog, we’ve decided to look back at four of the series’ best pieces.

Liquid biopsy is a non-invasive method which detects epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) gene mutations through fragments of DNA shed by tumours into the bloodstream.

The rapid evolution of Bluetooth beacons has taken the electronic world by storm.

US chipmaker Qualcomm Inc on Wednesday said it has invested in Beijing-based facial recognition startup SenseTime, as part of a funding round that will close later this year.

Japanese tech giant SoftBank said Tuesday there has been “no final agreement” on a potential $10 billion investment in Uber Technologies. On Sunday, Uber had said the deal with SoftBank and Dragoneer Investment Group was moving forward.

The advent of 21st century has been a boon for the women’s health market as the increased number of research and development in this domain has widened the spectrum of the market.

Google executive Amit Singh was speaking about the technology at the Web Summit technology conference in Lisbon earlier today. He told attendees that the company expects "hundreds of millions" of Android devices will be capable of augmented reality (AR) by the end of