AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSmart Glasses Crackdown: Norway is pushing a temporary ban on AI glasses in privacy-heavy public spots (schools, gyms, parks), while Dutch retailer Hans Anders has pulled Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses from stores over covert-recording fears. Education Tech Rules: The Dutch cabinet wants smartphones out of primary and secondary schools from January 2027, tightening rules around children in online content and commissioning research into major platforms’ effects. Dutch Health Tech & Biotech: Science Corp reports 36-month durability results for its PRIMA BCI trial restoring vision in geographic atrophy; Lanterne Dx completes its merger with Flagship Biosciences to expand biomarker and digital pathology services. Climate & Water Tech: Baron Weather unveils AI flash-flood modeling and solid-state radar for faster, street-level guidance; a study warns stopping new plastic inputs won’t stop microplastic buildup without cleanup of existing debris. Netherlands in the World: A Dutch economic mission heads to the Czech Republic to boost smart manufacturing and dual-use tech ties; KLM Cityhopper trials SITA’s OptiDescent fuel-saving descent tech. Cybersecurity: A teen alleged to be behind the ShinyHunters FBI hack is reported arrested in Jordan, with claims of massive data theft.
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