September 27, 2019 No Comments cubesat, European Space Agency, gps, Iridium, low earth, Rocket Lab, rocket launch, rockets, satellite, Satellites, Science, space, space travel, spacecraft, spaceflight, SpaceX, starlink, Startups, U.S. Air Force, Venture Capital
Why Maxar CTO Walter Scott thinks now is the time to address the orbital traffic boom The number of objects in orbit around Earth has been growing, and growing fast. Before 1957, of course, there were a total of zero human-made objects in the orbital region of outer space just beyond Earth’s […]
September 16, 2019 No Comments Advertising Tech, Android, Apple, Bluetooth, data processing, Facebook, geolocation, gps, ios, location services, Mark Zuckerberg, operating systems, privacy, smartphone, smartphones, Social Media, targeted advertising, terms of service, tracking, wi-fi
Get popcorn for iOS 13’s privacy pop-ups of creepy Facebook data grabs Privacy-minded changes to smartphone operating systems which foreground the background activity of third party apps are helping to spotlight more of the surveillance infrastructure deployed by adtech giants to track and profile human eyeballs for profit. To wit: iOS 13, […]
August 28, 2019 No Comments Automotive, california, cars, gps, insurance, Tesla, Tesla Model S, Tesla Model x, Transportation, United States
Tesla promises up to 30% lower rates with new car insurance play Tesla said Wednesday it has launched an insurance product, promising owners of its electric vehicles to deliver rates 20% and even as high as 30% lower than other insurance providers. For now, the product known as Tesla Insurance, will only […]
June 10, 2019 No Comments cubesat, falcon, falcon heavy, Florida, Global Positioning System, gps, international space station, jet propulsion laboratory, NASA, New York, outer space, Radiation, Science, space, spacecraft, spaceflight, SpaceX, TC, times square
NASA details Deep Space Atomic Clock and other tests launching on SpaceX Falcon Heavy SpaceX’s next mission for its Falcon Heavy high-capacity rocket is set for June 24, when it’ll take off from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida with 20 satellites on board that comprise the Depart of Defense’s Space Test […]
June 5, 2019 No Comments amsterdam, fiction, gps, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT, Robotics, Science, TC, television, Voltron
MIT’s robot boats can self-assemble to build bridges, stages or even markets MIT researchers have created a new autonomous robot boat prototype – which they have named ‘roboats’ to my everlasting glee – that can target and combine with one another Voltron-style to create new structures. Said structures could be bigger boats, […]
June 5, 2019 No Comments Amazon, Artificial Intelligence, AWS, delivery drone, drone, Drone Racing, embedded systems, Emerging-Technologies, gps, Hardware, kimchi, Las Vegas, logistics, machine learning, navigation technology, neural networks, operating system, Prime Air, supply chain, TC, technology, Transportation, United Kingdom, United States, unmanned aerial vehicles
A first look at Amazon’s new delivery drone For the first time, Amazon today showed off its newest fully electric delivery drone at its first re:Mars conference in Las Vegas. Chances are, it neither looks nor flies like what you’d expect from a drone. It’s an ingenious hexagonal hybrid design, though, that […]
May 24, 2019 No Comments adventure capital, africa, allianz, Apps, carsharing, ceo, co CEO, countries, driver, east africa, Entrepreneur, Fahim Saleh, Germany, go-jek, gojek, gps, illinois, Indonesia, kenya, Lagos, motorcycle, Nairobi, New York, Nigeria, ride hailing, rise capital, Series A, TC, transport, Uber, Uganda, west africa
Nigeria’s Gokada raises .3M round for its motorcycle ride-hail biz In many large cities across Africa, motorcycle taxies are as common as yellow-cabs in New York. That includes Lagos, Nigeria, where ride-hail startup Gokada has raised a $5.3 million Series A round to grow its two-wheel transit business. Gokada has trained and […]
April 6, 2019 No Comments Articles, gadgets, Global Positioning System, gps, Hardware, TC, technology
GPS Rollover is today. Here’s why devices might get wacky The Global Positioning System time epoch is ending and another one is beginning, an event that could affect your devices or any equipment or legacy system that relies on GPS for time and location. Most clocks obtain their time from Coordinated Universal […]
March 3, 2019 No Comments ABB, Amazon, Articles, business, carnegie mellon, cloud software, e-commerce, fanuc, Food, gps, industrial robot, inVia Robotics, machine learning, Matt Murphy, menlo ventures, MIT, online sales, partner, robot, Robotics, security guard, Starship, TC, technology, universal robots
The shift to collaborative robots means the rise of robotics as a service The 2018 Holiday shopping season was the biggest on record for e-commerce, with nearly $126 billion in online sales. But as e-commerce continues to expand, the demand for warehouse workers is growing faster than the labor supply and creating an increased need for […]
February 21, 2019 No Comments Advertising Tech, AOL, AppNexus, behavioral advertising, data controller, data protection, data protection law, data security, digital advertising, digital marketing, digital media, DoubleClick, ePrivacy Regulation, Europe, european commission, european union, General Data Protection Regulation, google, gps, iab europe, ireland, Johnny Ryan, online advertising, online content, OpenX, poland, privacy, programmatic advertising, rubicon project, smaato, spamming, United Kingdom
Even the IAB warned adtech risks EU privacy rules A privacy complaint targeting the behavioral advertising industry has a new piece of evidence that shows the Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB) shedding doubt on whether it’s possible to obtain informed consent from web users for the programmatic ad industry’s real-time bidding (RTB) system to broadcast […]
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