Augmented technology was introduced to state farmers during the Pa. Farm Bureau's annual convention in Hershey yesterday.

Building on a history of embracing technology, Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Network’s new hospital in Center Valley is being designed as a cutting-edge facility.

Governor Tom Wolf today announced grants totaling more than $2 million to seven Pennsylvania organizations for research on issues critical to sustaining and growing the state’s agriculture industry.

The Bitlers, like a lot of dairy farmers across the state, are using technology to help run the farm and remain competitive in an industry that has faced a lot of struggles.

The combination of multiple disruptions and a global recession has created an even more competitive environment than ever before. The stakes for successful innovation have risen as high as life and death for many companies.

St. Luke’s Center for Neuroscience has added a new, advanced-technology option to its pain relief treatments for patients.

Lehigh Valley Health Network has learned that it’s provider of professional services, Guidehouse, was a victim of a cyber attack and that certain personal information from LVHN may have been impacted.

Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania in Bethlehem just invested $150,000 in local businesses, including one-to-one funding for an established manufacturer to work with a college or university partner on technology-based innovation.

Weidenhammer, a Berks County-based digital transformation consulting firm, announced it will partner with UiPath, a global software company for robotic process automation (RPA). RPA is a software technology that enables users to build, use and manage software robots that can emulate human actions.