Day: May 15, 2018
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Kyocera licenses haptic feedback technology to Bosch for automotive applications
Kyocera has agreed a licensing arrangement with Bosch in relation to its haptic feedback technology for use in Bosch’s automotive solutions. Kyocera says it signed the license agreement with Robert Bosch Car Multimedia, a subsidiary of Robert Bosch, which is a leading global supplier of technology and services and one of the largest automotive technology…
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Insight Robotics expands in Mexico, Portugal and Spain through strategic distribution partnership
Insight Robotics has expanded its operations in Mexico, Portugal and Spain through a number of strategic distribution partnerships. Insight Robotics is a Hong Kong company which provides technology to safeguard natural resources and infrastructure through automation and early-warning threat detection. The company’s new partnerships include: Mexico – Robotics Galu Portugal and Spain – Leitek Innovative…
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How artificial intelligence will impact the future of the business industry
Artificial intelligence is taking over many areas of life, and it’s not exactly surprising why. Having the capability to process massive amounts of data holds considerable potential for a lot of parties. Entire governments are funnelling billions into developing powerful AI, which can give them an edge over other nations. Not to mention the tech…
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Blink partners with Tauriga to expand electric vehicle charging network
Tauriga Sciences subsidiary, Tauriga Biz Dev. Corp., has signed a reseller agreement with Blink Charging Company, owner, operator, and provider of electric vehicle charging equipment and networked charging services. Under the terms of this agreement, Tauriga will help Blink expand its already significant USA electric vehicle charging network. Commenting on this agreement, Tauriga’s CEO Seth…
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Drones are bridging the gap in US inspection technology
Drones and non-destructive testing devices are shaping the future of bridge inspection and rehabilitation, by helping to improve project safety, reduce costs, and create more efficient and sustainable methods. There are critical infrastructure needs across North America, especially when it comes to bridges. In the U.S., for example, over 54,000 U.S. bridges are structurally deficient,…
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Arup expands global architecture offering
Arup is expanding its global architecture offering, establishing teams in the Toronto, Frankfurt, Sydney and Singapore offices. This adds to existing practices in London, Hong Kong, Milan, Berlin and Istanbul employing 250 architects. The practice is expected to double in size by 2020. Arup’s architects are best known for the original concert hall at Snape…
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Formlabs takes 3D printing to Hannover
Formlabs, the designer and manufacturer of powerful and accessible 3D printing systems, demonstrated how additive manufacturing is changing the landscape for traditional manufacturing methods at this year’s Hannover Messe event. At SAP’s booth, Form Cell, a fully automated 3D printing platform, was on display, printing factory-floor spare parts such as a gripper and valve along…