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Skyline Robotics and Alimak partner to automate building maintenance for new construction sites globally

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Skyline Robotics, a developer of window-cleaning robots for skyscrapers, and Alimak Group have reached a mutually exclusive agreement between the companies to create a “next-generation automated building maintenance unit” setting a new standard for architectural and asset management industries.

Alimak Group’s global expertise in vertical access solutions and Skyline’s deep tech and robotics expertise is a powerful combination in transforming the industry faced with increasingly complex design challenges, labor shortages and best practices.

Alimak Group has also made an undisclosed strategic investment in Skyline Robotics to further along the project development. [Read more…] about Skyline Robotics and Alimak partner to automate building maintenance for new construction sites globally

The Dark Side of Bad SaaS Design

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The development of digital technologies has radically changed approaches to business process organization. Cloud solutions and software as a service (SaaS) have become integral parts of the working ecosystems of companies of various sizes and profiles.

Interface quality is becoming a key factor of product success in the context of fierce competition and ever-increasing user expectations. Bad SaaS design can become a critical barrier between user and functionality, turning even the most innovative solutions into a source of constant stress and loss of productivity. 

User experience determines a product’s usability and overall perceived value. The slightest UX miscalculations can instantly reduce user loyalty and lead to customer churn.

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How to Recover Deleted Partiton on Windows 10/11: Complete Guide

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Looking for ways to recover deleted partitions on Windows 10/11? Well, few things can be as annoying as paritition loss.

When you delete a hard disk partition, it usually becomes unallocated space, making it look like all your old data is gone.

However, whether your partition vanishes due to accidental deletion, file system corruption, or other unknown reasons, there is still hope for recovery.

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Kinguin: Your Trusted Marketplace for Windows 10 Keys

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Finding the right software is just as critical as selecting the perfect hardware when you’re updating your computer or configuring a new setup.

Windows 10, noted for its security improvements and cutting-edge features, remains a top pick for users.

However, locating a budget-friendly Windows 10 Pro OEM Key can lead you through a labyrinth of online stores.

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Bringing in the Light: How New Windows and Doors Can Transform Your Space

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Natural lighting is key to creating a healthy home environment. It helps improve mood, regulate circadian rhythms, and keep us alert and focused throughout our daily tasks.

Large window openings fill spaces with sunlight for an open and airy vibe, creating the feeling that spaces are more expansive and brighter. Picture windows, awning windows and bay windows all serve as stunning focal points in any space they are featured in. [Read more…] about Bringing in the Light: How New Windows and Doors Can Transform Your Space

Qualcomm releases ‘groundbreaking IoT and robotics’ platforms

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Qualcomm Technologies has launched what it says are “the world’s first” integrated 5G IoT processors that are designed to support four major operating systems, in addition to two new robotics platforms, and an accelerator program for IoT ecosystem partners.

These new innovations will empower manufacturers participating in the rapidly expanding world of devices at the connected intelligent edge.

The need for connected, intelligent, and autonomous devices is growing rapidly, and it is expected to hit $116 billion by 2030 according to Precedence Research. Businesses attempting to compete in this fast-moving economy need a reliable source of control and connectivity technology for their IoT and robotic devices. [Read more…] about Qualcomm releases ‘groundbreaking IoT and robotics’ platforms

Windows or macOS – Which System is Safer?

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To work, you certainly need a computer or laptop. Each device comes with its installed Operating System, whether Windows or macOS. From the two, we commonly find Windows, followed by macOS.

Between the choice of macOS vs Windows, which one is actually better?

Before taking a look at the safety aspect, let us take you into understanding both OS better. [Read more…] about Windows or macOS – Which System is Safer?

Deep Clean Your Car Back to Brand New with These 6 Tips

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For many of us, our cars are one of our most significant investments, and whether you own something at the top of the line or something a little more affordable, chances are you want to keep it in the best condition possible (with the least amount of effort).

In this article, we are going to talk about six tips to help you deep clean your car back to brand new.

Interested? Then let’s get started! [Read more…] about Deep Clean Your Car Back to Brand New with These 6 Tips

Michigan university scientists’ new solar panels could eventually lead to self-powering skyscrapers

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Imagine if all the glass we see on the sides of skyscrapers and other buildings were actually solar cells in disguise, collecting energy from the sun and helping to power the building and reducing our reliance on fossil fuels. 

That is the dream of many scientists who are working on the technology. Essentially, they want to replace the silicon material that glass is made out of with material that is more suitable for capturing solar energy.

While green energy has made great strides in recent years – with Germans as a nation recently using more electricity from alternative sources than traditional gas- and oil-based power – there’s still a long way to go. [Read more…] about Michigan university scientists’ new solar panels could eventually lead to self-powering skyscrapers

Mitsubishi launches new range of industrial computers

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Mitsubishi Electric Automation has released a new range of its MELIPC Series industrial-use computers for data computing, edge computing, remote monitoring, and the integration of hardware and software technologies.

The MELIPC Series is targeted towards original equipment manufacturers and end users running general manufacturing applications, and especially those who require a computing and data monitoring solution that takes up a limited amount of space with a small footprint.

Most importantly, MELIPC is designed to enable internet of things on factory floors that have not been introduced to it yet, or improve it where it is already enabled. [Read more…] about Mitsubishi launches new range of industrial computers