Digital Transformation For The Long Haul In Transportation Sector
With the world becoming more interconnected as a result of globalization, the transportation industry is under more pressure than ever to improve its services. Everyone requires a smooth, risk-free experience, whether they are moving casually or commuting for a job. Along with that, logistics organizations’ expectations have risen. Transportation management is no longer about moving cargo at the lowest possible cost. Technology has advanced, and businesses have expanded. Transporters must improve their management and services to compete in the market due to the current complex supply chain structures and numerous components. Traditional and long-standing transportation organizations, such as railroad companies, are not often associated with innovation and technology, but they are tech powerhouses that can be critical to the supply chain industry’s digital transformation. This industry, like many others, has been challenged by the Covid-19 pandemic but has been able to pivot and adapt quickly. Technology will pave the way for us to not only survive but thrive in the face of any disruption. Digitization in the Transportation Industry In the short term, the transportation industry’s digitization will be focused on four areas: process optimization and automation, supplier management and spend optimization, personnel management, and network design. How to achieve Digital transformation in the Transportation Industry? Companies must focus on four important pillars in the present climate for digital transformation to occur: people, processes, technology, and security. In many organizations, adopting tools such as a TMS (Transportation Management System) often becomes a core part of this shift, as it can streamline operations and support data-driven decision-making. Furthermore, technology executives should adopt “tech-forward” thinking, implementation, and delivery. We must rapidly transition to an agile culture in which we produce quickly and iteratively, create differentiating competencies (and acquire the rest), maintain a laser focus on the client, and guarantee that our people remain motivated and productive. Legacy firms may supply sophisticated tools and technologies with this basis in place. The transportation industry keeps getting more and more exciting with constant technological upgrades, advancements, and developments. Dana Achartz, the Director of Safety for Commercial Transport Inc also believes that all these advancements have a common aim which is to keep the drivers, the motoring public, and nationwide roadways safer. It is an accident-prone world out there and everyone from the drivers to the passengers to their families values their lives. Under new developments, the company hopes to take part in these upgrades. CTI finds these developments incredibly exciting. They also hope that everyone out there should have access to them and rejoice in them collectively. Trends to Watch Out for in the coming years Cloud-based system adoption is one of the most significant transport sector developments because cloud platforms compel a software-as-a-service (SaaS) paradigm, which offers up limitless options for enterprises’ scalability and inventive digital resource utilization. It enables increased profitability and outperforms the typical returns of on-premise system capabilities. SaaS facilitates the implementation of efficiency and cost-savings across all corporate departments, including sales and marketing, finance, legal, and others Using manual and archaic methods in fulfillment centers to meet the delivery needs of modern clients is no longer adequate. Organizations striving to meet the ever-increasing number of client orders will need to adopt robotic process automation at every stage of the fulfillment process, as well as develop solutions that assist optimize and expanding warehouse and distribution center capabilities. When used in warehouses, robotic process automation will enable enterprises to drive total supply chain automation. Using contemporary machine learning algorithms, such automation will aid in the elimination of manual chores, the improvement of order management, the improvement of after-sales support, and the alleviation of labor shortages, all while improving customer experience and allowing company agility. Although IoT has long been associated with the logistics sector, in 2021, the technology will help deliver on the promise of sustainability – and set the road for long-term social and economic prosperity. IoT-driven innovations will enable enterprises to unleash new value while increasing control over their supply chains. From reducing waste to increasing energy efficiency, IoT will enable businesses to act on real-time data and enhance decision-making across energy optimization, customer experience, and the supply chain The emergence of mobility-as-a-service has mostly shown the need to make travel more pleasant and hassle-free (MaaS). However, the combination of a number of critical transportation movements in the business, all focused on minimizing stoppages or checkpoints, results in this one major shift to integrated travel and transportation. Minor trends include infrastructure optimization, the development of mobility hubs for multimodal transportation, the construction of platforms for ticketless travel, and the introduction of innovations in micromobility and last-mile connectivity Although E-Commerce, retail, and logistics organizations are focusing on improved visibility, monitoring technology adoption and adaptation for increased traceability are among the primary driving themes in the transportation sector this year. Anti-theft GPS, for example, is a method of receiving near-real-time positions for large fleets and individual goods in transit. The additional security standards will also aid in the prevention of losses across the board.
Step Towards Inclusivity—Mexico Announces Crisis Helpline For LGBTQ Youth
The LGBTQ+ Community has always been a part of us. They are valid and active members of society, not just today but ever since the world existed. There have been multiple protests and events for and by the community. Solely because a certain section of this world disregards them from being their true self. Multiple LGBTQ flags were raised, and slogans were chanted, but some just didn’t understand. A 2016 Pew Research Center research found that almost everyone knows someone who is LGBTQ. While a 2022 Gallup poll found that the percentage of identifying as LGBTQ has steadily increased to more than 7%. Some people never think they need to emerge from their closet. Many LGBTQ persons are empowered and protected by legislation from an early age and by families and communities who accept them. That metaphorical closet is still there. In reality, it’s rather large. It is found that more than 4 out of 5 LGBTQ people conceal their true identity from all or the majority of people. Violence Against The Community FBI records show a rise in the frequency of violence against LGBTQ people in recent years. Additionally, anti-LGBTQ legislation has been on the rise. After Roe v. Wade was overturned by the Supreme Court in June, advocates expressed fear about same-sex marriage. Several other LGBTQ rights would be the next items on the conservative justices’ agenda. LGBTQ persons continue to experience hatred in all facets of public life. Including social exclusion, bullying at school, marginalization at the workplace, and worse. “One plausible cause is anti-LGBT prejudice at home, work, or school, which would make LGBT people particularly vulnerable to victimization in numerous areas of their everyday life.” Bullying and harassment of LGBT youth are major issues in schools. Many kids, gay or straight, frequently experience verbal and physical abuse. What should be a secure environment for learning is frequently unsafe and lonely. The Helpline The National Survey on Sexual and Gender Diversity (ENDISEG) conducted a recent study. It indicates that 28.7% of Mexico’s LGBTQ population has contemplated or attempted suicide at some point in their lives. On the occasion of National Coming Out Day (11th October), The Trevor Project in Mexico made an announcement. It’s a free, confidential, 24/7 digital crisis help service for LGBTQ youth. The crisis response services for LGBTQ adolescents will be available on TrevorChat, and TrevorText. Also through SMS texting, WhatsApp, and online chat, in Spanish. “It’s incredibly inspiring to see our vision of providing life-affirming crisis services to LGBTQ young people beyond the U.S. Being realized today with our launch in Mexico. This is a major milestone in our goal to end the global public health crisis of LGBTQ youth suicide,” said Amit Paley (he/him pronouns), CEO & Executive Director of The Trevor Project. For U.S. Crisis Services: If you or someone you know needs help or support, The Trevor Project’s trained crisis counselors are available 24/7. At 1-866-488-7386, via chat at TheTrevorProject.org/Get-Help, or by texting START to 678678. For Mexico Crisis Services: If you or someone you know needs help or support, The Trevor Project’s trained crisis counselors in Mexico are available 24/7. Via chat at TheTrevorProject.MX/Ayuda, via SMS by texting “Comenzar” to 67676, or via WhatsApp by texting 55 9225 3337. While it is a shame that we as a society need such crisis services while we live in this modern world with advanced lifestyles. It is a good step for the well-being of the community. Several little souls are out there, trying to figure themselves out- what and who they like. An adolescent mind races with questions, dilemmas, and confusions. If that mind is introduced to a shut-off, non-accepting world, they probably will build walls. Will never allow themselves to explore, ask, and accept. Every one of those little souls deserves a world where they are accepted, appreciated, and acclaimed.
Amusement Park Triggers iPhone 14 Crash Detection Software
Panicked Sent Multiple Emergency Alert To 911 The new iPhone 14 is packed with a variety of advanced features. Every technological update focuses on making it more interactive and functional. But in the end, we all should understand that they are artificial intelligence, not human intelligence. Backing up this logic is a recent incident in the U.S. 911 received an alert about a major car crash, only to later find out it was just a woman enjoying her time on a roller coaster ride with her iPhone 14 in her pocket. The Feature The recently launched iPhone 14 by Apple comes with some new features. One of them is Crash Detection. The always-on feature will send alerts to safety authorities when it detects a hazard or mishap. When the phone detects an accident, it displays a warning that it is dialing 911 and provides a 20-second countdown to turn off the warning if it was generated in error. The Alert 911 received an automated set message saying “The owner of this iPhone was in a severe car crash” with the location. The AI system even recorded background audio and because it was a roller coaster, it was filled with screams. When officials analyzed the location, they found nothing suspicious or alarming. The team was then approached by the owner of the iPhone 14 who realized this mess. She assured them that she is okay, and hilariously so, added that she didn’t visit the “bumping cars” yet for a car crash. From Apple Apple hasn’t officially made a statement about this at all. The crash detection capability should be simpler to enable or disable. Adding a shortcut toggle to the control center could be a solution. Now looking at this situation, there can be two interpretations- One is that the iPhone feature is unreliable as it is not able to detect actual accidents and can be fooled in such situations. Two is that the feature is sensitive enough to detect every disturbance and change. Users can trust this feature with detecting huge accidents and sending SOS alerts. So the choice is yours, how and what to choose!
“Optimus” The Humanoid Robot Enters In Style At Tesla’s AI Day
Elon Musk is a name that showcases intelligence, brilliance, and innovation. Being the CEO of Tesla, he has achieved great heights- Twitter, humanoids, car models, and more. At Tesla’s AI Day, Elon Musk recently unveiled his much-awaited humanoid robot “Optimus.” The humanoid robot entered the stage with the style of a movie star. Dancing around and owning the stage. The prototype entered the stage and waved to the spectators sitting in their seats. Further, the robot was seen in a video moving metal bars, carrying a box, and watering plants in the automaker’s factory. “Our goal is to make a useful humanoid robot as quickly as possible,” Musk said. “There’s still a lot of work to be done to refine Optimus and prove it.” “Optimus” But, Prime? Musk claimed that current humanoid robots were “missing a brain,” lacking the capacity to independently navigate the world. They were also incredibly expensive and produced in small quantities. In contrast, he claimed, Optimus would be a “highly capable robot” that will be in production eventually in millions of units, on a higher level, and for less than $20,000, making it much less expensive than a car. “There’s so much about what people can do dexterously that’s very, very hard for robots. And that’s not going to change whether the robot is a robot arm or whether it’s in the shape of a humanoid,” Jonathan Hurst, Chief Technology Officer. Recent Developments Elon Musk will also provide updates on Tesla’s Dojo high-speed computer, which was announced last year and is going to be crucial to the company’s efforts to create self-driving technology, at the event on Friday. According to Musk, Tesla should accomplish fully autonomous driving this year and mass-produce a robotaxi without a steering wheel or pedal by 2024.
After the 9/11 Attack, How the US Strengthen Its Life-Saving Policies?
Terrorism did not begin on September 11, 2001, but that ill-fated day changed the world. The attacks on the United States, which killed nearly three thousand innocent people, demonstrated that terrorism had evolved into a global phenomenon capable of causing massive pain and destruction anywhere. Because of the magnitude of the attacks, no one could remain on the sidelines. Because the impact of terrorism was felt everywhere, the fight had become global. Terrorists mock the human values we share and strive to uphold. Peace, equality, tolerance, and dignity for all are universal values that transcend national boundaries. They are the adhesive that holds us together. We must unite as nations and peoples of the world to protect our common humanity. Aftermath of 9/11 With 9/11 marking its 21-year mark this year, there is a chance to consider how the world and the United States have changed throughout this generation. Any assessment attempting to weigh the costs and benefits of US national security responses and approaches across four US administrations, however, will only provide a partial picture. The protective actions taken over the last 21 years have resulted in significant gains in domestic security—but these gains have come at a high human, financial, and strategic opportunity cost. The global anti-terrorism framework Long before that fateful September morning ten years ago, the United Nations was preoccupied with the issue of terrorism. For decades, the Organization has brought the international community together to condemn terrorist acts and to create an international legal framework that allows states to combat the threat collectively. Sixteen international treaties have been negotiated at the United Nations and related forums, addressing issues as diverse as plane hijacking, hostage taking, terrorism financing, explosives marking, and the threat of nuclear terrorism. Shortly after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, the Security Council took even more forceful action, recognizing that terrorism would continue to pose a serious threat to international peace and security in the new millennium. It passed a comprehensive resolution outlining the next steps in the fight against terrorism. This resolution calls on all UN Member States, individually and collectively, to deny terrorist haven and financial support, and to work together to bring them to justice. Following Security Council resolutions focused more on prevention, noting, for example, that extremists were using the Internet to recruit people and incite terrorist acts. The Council began to emphasize the importance of counter-terrorism measures that are consistent with states’ international legal obligations, including human rights law. A comprehensive anti-terrorism response Over the last decade, the United Nations has built on previous experience to assist states in adapting to an evolving threat that frequently involves new technologies. Although I believe we are on the right track, much more progress must be made at the national, regional, and international levels. Individual countries have made significant progress, but success is measured in relative terms, and significant disparities remain. While some countries can spend billions of dollars to combat terrorism, others struggle to implement even the most basic measures required to protect their borders and bring terrorists to justice. When a large proportion of a country’s population is impoverished, it is unsurprising that scarce resources are directed toward development rather than counter-terrorism. We recognize this and frequently propose approaches that protect the country’s economic and developmental interests while also enhancing its security. To be honest, preventing terrorist attacks is a challenge for everyone, even for countries with abundant resources and skilled personnel. Most nations’ implementation of the long list of measures envisioned by Security Council resolutions and the Global Strategy will be patchy at best. The current scenario in the USA Today, the United States is less vulnerable to foreign terrorist attacks at home, but it faces increased domestic terrorist threats. America’s global efforts to promote freedom and democratic governance have failed. Since 2005, global freedom has stagnated and deteriorated, and the significant stresses on America’s democratic system have increased dramatically. The strategic ledger that accounts for 21 years of work is decidedly mixed. There have been undeniable gains and signs of progress, but they have come at a high price and have frequently spawned new challenges. There are, however, lessons to be drawn as the United States considers a national security strategy for the next two decades Gains and indicators of progress Since the September 11, 2001 attacks, the United States has made significant progress in securing the country from terrorism. Nonetheless, work continues as the country’s terrorist threats have evolved over the last ten years and continue to change. Following 9/11, the federal government acted quickly to create a security framework to protect the country from large-scale attacks directed from abroad, while also strengthening federal, state, and local capabilities to prepare for, respond to, and recover from domestic threats and disasters. • The United States is less vulnerable to threats from foreign terrorist networks The 9/11 attacks killed 2,977 people, the highest single death toll from a foreign attack on America. Since then, 107 Americans have died as a result of Salafi-jihadi terrorist attacks in the United States. Following 9/11, no other major foreign terrorist attacks occurred within the United States. This is the result of several lines of work. The United States established new agencies such as the Department of Homeland Security, the Directorate of National Intelligence, and the National Counterterrorism Center. It also significantly increased resources for intelligence and law enforcement agencies. Furthermore, to restore trust in air travel, the United States implemented new security procedures. It developed new military and intelligence capabilities that aided in the thwarting of numerous plots and the capture of terrorist operatives and leaders, most notably Osama Bin Laden in 2011. The United States significantly increased its capacity to track and disrupt terror finance networks, and it adapted its approaches to counter terror threats in the cyber realm, staying ahead of rapidly changing technologies. US military and intelligence agencies formed or strengthened counterterrorism partnerships around the world, allowing the US to accomplish more than it could on
Instead of Gen Z vs Millennials, Is It Them Vs Distraction?
Oh, let’s read this article. Wait! This ad seems good. Oh! Has someone messaged me? Why does no one message me? Wait! Did that wall always have that black mark? I need to paint my walls. Maybe I should make a Pinterest mood board for my new room decor! What is this you ask? Just a visual representation of a distracted mind. Constantly driven to distractions, on its journey. This seems to be increasingly happening in the minds of Gen Z and Millennials. Gen Z and Millennials. Terms every person who has the slightest access to the interwebs has heard or seen. But what are they? Are they rivals or long-lost siblings? Both in a way. A Millennial is anyone born between 1980 and 1995. A member of Gen Z is anyone born between 1996 and the early-mid 2000s. The main differences between the two are based on their content exposure, upbringing, and values. These little differences make up an entire culture respective to each generation with rules and ways of living of their own. Even though are 2 generations altogether, they share a fair bunch of similarities. One of them is- Attention Span. Statistically speaking, the normal attention span of a healthy teenager or adult is around 5-6 hours. But recent studies have something different to reveal. The average human has an attention span of just 8.25 seconds according to recent studies – 4.25 seconds less than in 2000. The Cause And The Effect A very “parents” reply to this, but, these generations grew up with a smartphone, and it is estimated that 96% of Generation Z own a smartphone. The importance of cell phones in Gen Z’s lives is seen in how they feel about owning one. Owning a smartphone is having the whole world at the tip of your fingers. You can hop onto any train of thought and your phone will have an answer for it. With smartphones, comes the smart lifestyle that Social Media fuels. Fear Of Missing Out (FOMO) culture later plays its role in constantly bugging minds into thinking they are missing out on something. According to a survey, 82% of Gen Zs and Millennials indicated that social media had hindered their ability to focus on their academic work. Additionally, it was discovered that only 56% of men but 3 in 4 female respondents agreed that social media had influenced them to compare themselves to others. One of the common causes of such distraction is overexposure. When there is one plate in front of you with one type of biscuit, you will eat it readily. But when there are 28 plates with 369 biscuit options, the human brain starts to wander. Similarly, while living their lives, Gen Zs and Millennials. are exposed to multiple sources of entertainment, education, and pass time. This results in them being caught up with where they wish to go for 4 of the 5 options they have. The Do-It-All Culture This could be blamed on the upbringing of Millenials or Gen Z, but the way people look at work today is different and borderline unhealthy. Gen Z and Millennials spent their years being pressured through academics into careers that they have to be good at everything. No excuse, No concessions. This upbringing probably has imprinted itself on their brains resulting in the Do-It-All culture. Under this, one tries to do everything at once, in an attempt to feel productive. And end up doing neither of the tasks perfectly. Through the millennial years, they never learn to give adequate attention. Task 1 is at hand, but the mind is already planning the footsteps of task 34. The Do-It-Later Culture Totally in contrast to the above, a result of overexposure to resources. The Do-It-later Culture is when it is well-known that a task is pending. But having access to so many resources and aids, the mind lets itself relax. Thinking “I will do it. Promise. Just. After watching this”. Because there is bottom-line confidence that even if distracted and procrastinating, the work will be completed now or later. Studying Behavior According to recent data from Omnicom Media Group and Snap Inc, covid-19 increased video use across applications, including social media (61%) and streaming, both within the platforms themselves (56%) and within streaming apps on phones (52%). Users watch videos of some kind more than half the time they are using applications like Facebook, Snapchat, and Instagram, which do not focus on videos. Unsurprisingly, both groups boosted their overall video consumption on smartphones, with Millennials watching 51% more and Gen Z 67% more. Looking at these numbers and facts, one thing is clear- the next generation the world will get to see will be completely unique. In terms of their work culture, values, practices, and so on. We might witness that in the coming years, the world is completely changed in terms of its functioning and lifestyle. Gen Z and Millenials may not win the battle among themselves, but will definitely win one by developing a new culture.
China Distributes Wristbands To Promote Road Safety
The lives of almost 1.3 million people are cut short annually as a result of traffic accidents. There are an additional 20 to 50 million people who undergo non-fatal injuries, many of whom proceed to develop disabilities. Now there can be two broad causes for road accidents – bad roads or bad drivers. Road safety rules and signs exist everywhere. So where are we lagging? Intending to promote healthier public transport and road safety, Beijing has worked out an innovative way. To improve transport safety management, the Chinese government used digital technology and distributed wristbands among 1800 drivers. These wristbands come with sensors that can detect vital signs of distress or poor health. How Does It Work? The wristbands are an initiative by the state-run Beijing Public Transport Holding group. According to reports, these wristbands can track a user’s physiological parameters, including heart rate and blood oxygen level, as well as their sleep patterns and mental state broadly. “Providing a tracking bracelet is a way of applying technology to strengthen the management of the physical and mental health of drivers,” said Beijing Public Transport The bands have been tested before on over 40,000 drivers. The bands were able to recognize several “psychological patterns.” The Beijing Public Transport also is working towards establishing roughly 5000 sets of rules and patterns of “abnormal behavior” for the wristbands to look for. These patterns will help manage the physical and mental health of the drivers- especially those who drive on highways. A Hit of Criticism The newly introduced bands faced a bit of criticism with claims like an invasion of privacy, but the makers cleared that the data recorded by the wrist is limited to just physical and mental vitals. More Perks This year, the company wants to equip some of its vehicles with technical protection systems, including 2,000 safety warning systems and 5,000 recognition systems to track unusual driving behavior.
UK May Impose a £27 Million Fine On TikTok For Children Privacy Breach
Tiktok is one of the most popular video-posting apps right now. The app is widely used both privately and professionally, by celebrities, companies, to teenagers. The app has 1 billion users worldwide. Of those, around 62% of its users are between 10 and 29. But are the young users and the constant content being posted on the app safe? The UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) claims the video-sharing platform has inappropriately processed the data of those under-13s without consent. The breach is said to have been processed for more than two years from May 2018 until July 2020. TikTok Inc. and Information Technologies UK Limited have received a “notice of intent” from the ICO, a legal document that comes before a potential penalty. Information Commissioner John Edwards said: “We all want children to be able to learn and experience the digital world, but with proper data privacy protections. Companies providing digital services have a legal duty to put those protections in place, but our provisional view is that TikTok fell short of meeting that requirement.” According to ICO’s investigation, the platform was found to have- processed the data of children under the age of 13 without appropriate parental consent failed to provide proper information to its users in a concise, transparent, and easily understood way processed special category data, without legal grounds to do so TikTok and Privacy TikTok has implemented a range of measures to improve user privacy and security, such as letting parents link their accounts to their kids and banning direct messaging for users under the age of 16. Recent privacy policy updates revealed that the app might collect biometric information “including faceprints and voiceprints.” While this is already quite scary and concerning, the app said the data is collected for them to enable special video effects, content moderation, and ad recommendations.
Space Telescopes Hubble And James Webb Releases Images of DART Asteroid Strike
The James Webb and Hubble telescopes on Thursday revealed their initial images of a spacecraft deliberately crashing into an asteroid, marking the first time the two most powerful space telescopes have observed the same celestial object. Telescopes around the world turned their gaze towards the space rock Dimorphos earlier this week for a historic test of Earth’s ability to defend itself against a potential future life-threatening asteroid. On Monday night, 11 million kilometers (6.8 million miles) from Earth, NASA’s Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) impactor slammed into its pyramid-shaped target to the joy of astronomers. Following the impact, a massive cloud of dust was seen expanding out of Dimorphos and its larger brother Didymos, which it orbits, in images captured by telescopes positioned on Earth. While those images showed matter spraying out over thousands of kilometers, the James Webb and Hubble images “zoom in much closer”, said Alan Fitzsimmons, an astronomer at Queen’s University Belfast involved in observations with the ATLAS project. Terrifying Yet Beautiful Visuals From Space James Webb’s images were shown in red because the telescope operates primarily in the infrared spectrum, which allows it to peer further into the universe than ever before. The images from Hubble’s Wide Field Camera 3 were blue because it shows the impact on visible light. Hubble images from 22 minutes, 5 hours, and 8.2 hours after impact show the expanding spray of matter from where DART hit on the asteroid’s left. The accurate measure of DART’s success will be exactly how much it diverted the asteroid’s trajectory, so the world can start preparing to defend itself against more giant asteroids that could head our way in the future. “The problem we have at the moment is that there’s still a lot of dust and debris around the asteroids… How quickly astronomers can make that measurement will depend on exactly how efficient DART was,” said Fitzsimmons
Dogs Can Sniff Out Stress From Their Owners’ Breath and Sweat
Dogs are known stress relievers. After a long hard day, spending some time with your little dog proves to make one feel a lot better and light. It was recently discovered that dogs can smell stress in our breath and sweat. Can these furry creatures get any better? The Study Acute stress alters the chemical composition of human breath and sweat. In the latest study, researchers took samples of human participants’ sweat and breath taken before and after they completed a challenging mathematical task. 36 human volunteers were given a task to count from 9000 backward out loud in units of 17, for three minutes. They took samples from the volunteers before and after solving the task and presented to the Dogs. According to the study published in the scientific article PLOS One, the dogs were able to recognize the before and after samples with 90% accuracy. “While it is likely that in a real-life context dogs are picking up on our stress from a variety of context cues, we have shown using a laboratory study that there is a confirmed odor component that is likely contributing to dogs’ ability to sense when we feel stressed,” said Animal Psychologist, Clara Wilson. The dogs trained with a clicker-and-kibble method to indicate the sample in which they can sniff out stress. The study shows how strong of a sense of smell dogs possess and the way human bodies alter themselves in various situations. Such studies prove how and why dogs are preferred for emotional support and therapy as they truly understand and detect human emotions better than any other animal. A dog can not only understand your psychological state through your behavior but also can provide companionship and relief.