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SCI & TECH9h agoDenmark’s biggest retailer is training robots for supermarket night shifts. When will they be ready?For now, they are slower than supermarket workers, though the start-up says advances in AI will help improve their speed and precision.EuroNews [en]
SCI & TECH3d agoDenmark tests humanoid robots in supermarkets to help to ease staff workload at nightDenmark’s Salling Group is trialling Hive Robots in stores to handle demanding restocking, freeing staff for customer service while robots work mainly at night.Africanews [en]
SCI & TECH3d agoDenmark tests humanoid robots in supermarkets to help to ease staff workload at nightDenmark’s Salling Group is trialling Hive Robots in stores to handle demanding restocking, freeing staff for customer service while robots work mainly at night.EuroNews [en]
WORLD4d agoDenmark allows citizens of 9 countries visa-free entry under biometric passport ruleDenmark allows citizens of nine countries to enter the country without a visa if they hold qualifying biometric passports, although the exemption is part of the country's existing immigration rules rather than a newly announced policy. The post Denmark allows citizens of 9 countries visa-free entry under biometric passport rule appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
POLITICS4d agoDenmark set to allow the return of 'physical force' to maintain order in schoolsSince 1967, teachers could only physically intervene with students if their safety or that of others was at risk. Starting in August 2027, they will be allowed to 'hold a student, keep them in place, or take them to another room' if the student disrupts the class.Le Monde [en]
CYBER6d agoDenmark introduces bill to protect people’s faces and voices from deepfakesThe bill follows a broad political agreement reached in June 2025 but would still allow satire, parody and political or social criticism unless it constitutes misinformation posing serious dangers to others.EuroNews [en]
WORLD6d agoHoliday homes in Denmark and snus in Sweden: A guide to unusual exemptions from EU lawA Greek peninsula that bars women and a VAT-free Italian town also feature among the list of odd exemptionsIrish Times World