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As society grows more reliant on digital communication, some people might find it hard to keep up. The Santa Maria Public Library is holding one-on-one sessions to help community members learn basic tech skills, like setting up devices or communicating online.
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UC Santa Barbara researchers are developing technology to help beachgoers predict when sharks might be in the water. Using drones, scientists tracked factors that could attract sharks, like water temperature, tides and time of day.
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The City of Paso Robles has been awarded funding from the Center on Rural Innovation to help bring in tech-related jobs. Rural communities like Paso…
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A group of Cal Poly students are in the next stages of testing a product they designed to help women track their fertility and conceive.The fertility…
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Located at the southern end of the Salinas Valley, King City in Monterey County is the first California city to outfit all of its police officers with…
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Are robots coming for California’s jobs?In today’s increasingly automated economy, that’s certainly the fear. Technology has always generated economic…
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Diving into the subject of economic vitality and growth on the Central Coast, KCBX News speaks with Melissa James, CEO of a new collaboration among local…
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In Norse mythology, the Bifrost is the rainbow bridge connecting the realm of the gods to Earth. At the University of California at Santa Barbara, it is…
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More than 100 high school students from around the state took part in a two-day digital forensics challenge at San Luis Obispo's California Polytechnic…
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Kristen Hazard, the owner of San Luis Obispo software company, Suntoucher, talks about her shift from consulting to selling her own, self-funded app, and…