Launching its software platform in June 2021, Tanagram Vision is an improved calibration experience that can cut a process that’s currently two days into a couple hours, or a process that’s currently a couple hours into a couple minutes. Tangram’s platform can act as “a foundational layer” in robotic systems.
Data breaches and remote worker productivity support are driving an increased demand for reliable IT support among small- and mid-sized businesses. A look at how you can ensure your IT provider understands your business and industry's needs.
The two-week online course is designed to provide students with the theoretical and practical knowledge needed to pass the Federal Aviation Administration’s Remote Pilot Aeronautical Knowledge Test to obtain their drone license.
New data reports the Colorado market has shown impressive levels of corporate activity and innovation. Colorado’s private markets have roughly doubled in size over the past decade.
Remark allows consumers to search for a business and generate a thoughtful email featuring sustainability feedback in less than a minute. We then deliver your email to the business owner or the CEO and connect that business with free resources to make a switch in their operations.
The COVID-19 pandemic only increased remote work migration and today, Grand Junction boasts a number of cutting-edge tech companies and entrepreneurs who’ve chosen quality of life over the typical tech hubs. Let’s examine why they came.
Podcasting is a time-tested medium that has never been more effective for building authority and community, strengthening brand recognition and reputation, and reaching a wide, receptive audience.
Working with its network of nonprofit partners, Comcast is providing robust WiFi coverage at safe spaces like parks and recreation centers, Boys & Girls Clubs, Girls Inc. and other non-profit and community centers that are expected to help thousands of low-income students get online, participate in distance learning and do their homework
With students and families continuing to work and learn from home, it’s never been more important to have a smart, reliable home network that delivers fast Internet speeds for everyone in the family – whether you’re on a video conference at work, in a Zoom room for school or streaming a movie or playing a game at the end of a long day.
As more people continue to increase their use of online shopping or services, work from home or have kids attending virtual school, they are exposing themselves more to the online risks. So, what can you do to help protect yourself and your loved ones from becoming a victim of cybercrime?
The City of Pueblo, Colorado, and Brown and Caldwell today announce receipt of the Water Environment Federation (WEF) 2020 Project Excellence Award for enhancements made to the James R. Dilorio Water Reclamation Facility (JR Dilorio WRF) to affordably and sustainably meet state nutrient water quality regulations.
The best way to keep up with the extra demand is to increase network capacity by creating new technologies and deploying more communications infrastructure. By expanding a network of small cells and fiber and working closely with municipalities, this company is improving access to robust broadband – both wireless and wireline.
CEO Caleb Scalf and company devised the system: plug-and-play products that store and deploy power based on data on grid-wide electrical consumption and other factors that could cause outages, like weather events. The products tie into a cloud-based software that can trigger the on/off switches for charging and powering.
All stakeholders—education and IT leaders, teachers, as well as parents and caregivers—must work together to shore up five key areas to keep students engaged and learning, no matter where they are learning from.
“Big tech” has an even bigger role in growing small businesses and seeing us through these difficult times. Congress and other state leaders should look to those of us on the ground–the local leaders in small business growth and development – as they examine digital technologies and the tech industry in the future.
The demand for contactless payments throughout the U.S. economy presents an opportunity for service providers to not only meet customer demand, but to take advantage of the many benefits of adopting digital payment solutions, including providing a safe, secure payment experience for their customers. The following guidelines are key aspects of omni-channel payments management that will provide security, convenience and flexibility in offering contactless and other digital payments.
Launched in mid-2017, BurstIQ’s software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform aims to empower patients, health care providers and researchers by better leveraging and sharing data.
Leveraging computer vision, sensors, machine learning, robotics and artificial intelligence, Tortuga AgTech’s harvesting robots represent a leap forward in the automation of produce harvesting.
As remote work continues, it can introduce challenges when it comes to keeping employees connected, productive and engaged — but the right technologies make it a snap.
This is a pandemic that will never end. It will leave deep scars on both the social and business fabric of society. For many industries, like those working in travel and vacation businesses, recovery will take years, maybe decades.
While every business can benefit from improved productivity and efficiency, in any industry that relies on software development, these improvements are critical steps that must be taken to survive.
These key trends indicate that technology has become intertwined with our daily work lives, and that’s not changing any time soon. The good news is that many technologies have been available for long enough that a main barrier to entry for small businesses — cost — is not as much of a factor as it used to be.
In the study, more than 750 business insiders share their views on the future of AI in their sectors, as well as the steps they are taking to maximize its benefits and mitigate its challenges.
Sunday's service starts with a soil test and analysis of climate history, satellite imagery and other available data. Then, it delivers a customized plan based around 12 different nontoxic lawn-care products, delivered three times a year.
