Windows 10: Watch Microsoft Unboxed: How Technology Is Helping Animals Ep. 16

This week, our cohosts Sonia and Colleen are discussing the power of AI in the animal kingdom and how technology can help identify and preserve animal populations. Colleen unpacks the ways heat- and motion-censored cameras are helping scientists track and preserve snow leopard populations with “animal selfies.” Sonia reveals how technology is helping research purple martins at Walt Disney World. The unique birds migrate 6,000 miles from the Amazon forest to the Walt Disney World Resort, and Disney Emerging Technologies collaborated with Microsoft to build the first smart birdhouses for this species. Watch Microsoft Unboxed to learn more about the ways technology is helping save animals.

Microsoft Unboxed is a weekly YouTube series from Microsoft, hosted by Sonia Dara and Colleen O’Brien. We’ll look at Microsoft’s latest technology, and the people and stories behind the tech. Tune in every Thursday at 9AM PT for new episodes.

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Watch Microsoft Unboxed: Technology in Retail Ep. 8


On the eighth episode of Microsoft Unboxed, Sonia and Colleen talk about the future of retail technology. Colleen discusses the online shopping benefits that the cloud offers and how Azure can improve Black Friday shopping experiences at The Gap. Sonia discusses how technology is also transforming brick and mortar stores; DogSpot’s air conditioned dog houses offer a safe space for dogs waiting on their owners and help make dog-friendly shopping experiences more common. Watch Microsoft Unboxed this week to learn how digital closets and sustainable, convenient shopping are made possible by technology.

Microsoft Unboxed is a weekly YouTube series from Microsoft, hosted by Sonia Dara and Colleen O’Brien. We’ll look at Microsoft’s latest technology, and the people and stories behind the tech. Tune in every Thursday at 9AM PT for new episodes.

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Watch Microsoft Unboxed: AI for Earth Ep. 6


In episode 6, Microsoft Unboxed cohosts Sonia and Colleen dive into Microsoft’s initiatives benefiting the environment, climate change and animal conservation. Sonia tells the story of AI for Earth, a program granting cloud computing resources and funds to organizations who are making a difference in four key sustainability areas: agriculture, biodiversity, climate change and water. She also explores the FarmBeats project and how Azure IoT Edge is used to research cow farts and global warming. Colleen discusses WildMe and Wildbook, a program using AI, cloud technology and citizen scientists to fight extinction. Watch this episode of Microsoft Unboxed to discover how technology helps prevent climate change and protect endangered animals.

Microsoft Unboxed is a weekly YouTube series from Microsoft, hosted by Sonia Dara and Colleen O’Brien. We’ll look at Microsoft’s latest technology, and the people and stories behind the tech. Tune in every Thursday at 9AM PT for new episodes.

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Microsoft Unboxed: Technology and the Cloud in Manufacturing Ep. 9


Microsoft Unboxed Episode 9 reveals how technology and the cloud transform manufacturing in food production. Colleen’s story this week covers Tetra Pak, a manufacturing resource that connects packaging lines to the cloud and identifies supply chain maintenance needs across many factories. Sonia’s story explores both how Bühler Group uses UV light to help identify poisonous grain and the new Bühler Insights, a cloud-based food processing service. Watch Microsoft Unboxed this week to learn more about tech-enabled manufacturing.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFPUGjQjckXGj5o5DMcf_DymUkvavtYZQ is a weekly YouTube series from Microsoft, hosted by Sonia Dara and Colleen O’Brien. We’ll look at Microsoft’s latest technology, and the people and stories behind the tech. Tune in every Thursday at 9AM PT for new episodes.

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