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For the second CES in a row, Amazon’s Alexa is grabbing headlines as the tech world’s annual Las Vegas bacchanalia gets rolling. Alexa is fast becoming the cloud-based, voice-activated personal assistant and remote control for everything from your television to your home security to your washing machine. But some analysts see it as something more: an operating […]
Posted in National blog main, National top stories, San Francisco blog main, Seattle, Seattle blog main, Seattle top stories | Tagged Alexa, amazon, Ben Thompson, CES, Connected Home, Consumer Electronics Show, innovation, Internet of Things, Microsoft, operating systems, people, RoboticsAI, Ryan Calo, Seattle, startups, Stratechery, User Interfaces, Voice Applications, windows, xperience | Comments Off on Amazon’s Alexa Echoes Across Tech and BeyondNPR Report Highlights Detroit-Based Sentinl’s Smart Gun Technology
Amid the fallout following a mass shooting in Orlando, FL, earlier this month, the political discourse has turned once again to gun control. As I type this, National Public Radio is reporting that 30 Democratic members of the U.S. House of Representatives are staging a sit-in on the floor of the their chamber to demand […]
Posted in Detroit, Detroit blog main, Detroit top stories, National blog main, National top stories | Tagged CES, Entrepreneurship, gun control, Identilock, innovation, Jim Lucas, Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Policy and Research, National Public Radio, National Rifle Association, Omer Kiyani, Sentinl, smart guns, Smart Tech Challenges Foundation, startups, Stephen Teret, TechTown Detroit | Comments Off on NPR Report Highlights Detroit-Based Sentinl’s Smart Gun TechnologyNew Proposed Laws, Collaborations Pave Way for Driverless Future
This has been a banner week for Michigan-centric news pertaining to the development of driverless vehicles. On Wednesday, Google announced in a Google+ post that, after placing a team of employees in the metro Detroit area for “the past few years,” it would open a facility in suburban Novi, MI, to develop self-driving car technology. […]
Posted in Detroit, Detroit blog main, Detroit top stories, National blog main, National top stories, San Diego blog main, San Francisco blog main, Seattle blog main, Texas blog main | Tagged android, Automotive Grade Linux, Brandon Schoettle, CES, Chevy Bolt, Dan Cauchy, Entrepreneurship, Fiat Chrysler, ford, GENIVI Alliance, google, Honda, innovation, IT, Jaguar Land Rover, Kirk Steudle, Linux Foundation, Lyft, Mazda, Michael Sivak, Michigan Department of Transportation, Mike Kowall, Mobile, Movimento, oracle, Qualcomm, Smartphones, Software, startups, Texas Instruments, Toyota, UIEvolution, University of Michigan, University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute, VeriSilicon | Comments Off on New Proposed Laws, Collaborations Pave Way for Driverless FutureMakerBot Deepens Ties to Syfy Labs for 3D Models Based on TV Shows
Following up on its January debut at CES, the newly minted Syfy Labs is working again with MakerBot Industries in Brooklyn to use 3D printing as a way to connect audiences with its lineup of television shows. As much as this is a possible windfall for MakerBot, it speaks more broadly to an effort to […]
Posted in National blog main, New York, New York blog main, New York top stories | Tagged 12 Monkeys, 3D Printers, 3D printing, CES, Dark Matter, deals, Google Cardboard, Hunters, Killjoys, MakerBot, MakerBot Industries, Matthew Chiavelli, samsung, Samsung Gear VR, Sharknado, SyFy, SyFy Digital, SyFy Labs, The Expanse, The Magicians, Thingiverse, xperience | Comments Off on MakerBot Deepens Ties to Syfy Labs for 3D Models Based on TV ShowsNeurable Uses Thoughts to Control 3D Objects. Are Video Games Next?
When Ramses Eduardo Alcaide-Aguirre was eight years old, his uncle was involved in a devastating car accident and lost the use of his legs. Seeing his uncle struggle with what were once mundane tasks had a big impact on young Alcaide. “It made me want to help people with disabilities,” he recalled. That desire to […]
Posted in Detroit, Detroit blog main, Detroit top stories, National blog main, National top stories | Tagged assistive technology, Augmented Reality, brain-computer interface, CES, Entrepreneurship, Gaming, iCorps, innovation, Jane Huggins, Michigan Business Challenge, Neurable, Neuroscience, Ramses Alcaide, startups, TechArb, University of Michigan, University of Michigan Direct Brain Interface project, University of Michigan Office of Technology Transfer, video games, Virtual Reality, Xiaoya Ma | Comments Off on Neurable Uses Thoughts to Control 3D Objects. Are Video Games Next?The Hottest Trend at This Year’s Detroit Auto Show? Not Cars
There is never an official theme at the annual North American International Auto Show (NAIAS), held last week in Detroit, but one usually emerges as automakers showcase their latest innovations, hoping to one-up each other while garnering consumer and media interest. One year it was electrification; another year, it was infotainment. This year, the buzzword […]
Posted in Detroit, Detroit blog main, Detroit top stories, National blog main, National top stories, New York blog main, San Francisco blog main | Tagged 7-Eleven, Advanced Automotives, Algorithms, Apps, Automobile, automobile manufacturers, Automobile Technology, automotive, automotive industry, autonomous vehicles, Bill Ford, Car Sharing, CES, Connected Cars, Dan Ammann, dynamic shuttle, Erica Klampfl, ford, FordGuides, FordPass, general motors, GM, google, Hardware, innovation, Let's Drive NYC, Lyft, Magellan Development Group, Mark Fields, maven, McDonald's, Mobile, Mobility, North American International Auto Show, OnStar, peer-to-peer, Peter Kosak, Ride Sharing, Software, Stonehenge Partners, Tesla, WhatsApp, ZipCar | Comments Off on The Hottest Trend at This Year’s Detroit Auto Show? Not CarsThe Next Phase of the TV Tech Battle: Quantum Dot vs. OLED Display
“This will be the year of the . . .” Such claims get repeated seemingly every January at CES when new televisions roll out, with promises of tremendous, blazing new visuals to come. But this protracted war to create the sexiest television in the world may be getting a little hard on the eyes. It is […]
Posted in National blog main, New York, New York blog main, New York top stories | Tagged CES, consumer electronics, David VanderWaal, HD Televisions, Joe Stinziano, LCD, LG Electronics USA, Mad Max: Fury Road, OLED Displays, OLED television, OLEDs, quantom dot, Samsung Electronics, Samsung Electronics America, The Martian, Ultra HD, xperience | Comments Off on The Next Phase of the TV Tech Battle: Quantum Dot vs. OLED DisplayMcor Technologies Dives Into Desktop Niche of 3D Printing
Like a proud parent taking a child to their first day of school, Conor MacCormack, CEO of Mcor Technologies, last week at CES showed off his company’s latest entry in the 3D printing market: a full-color desktop model. MacCormack revealed some of the inner workings of the Mcor ARKe to me at the annual technology […]
Posted in Boston blog main, National blog main, New York, New York blog main, New York top stories | Tagged 3D printing, CES, Conor MacCormack, Formlabs, MakerBot, MakerBot Industries, Mcor ARKe, Mcor Iris, Mcor Technologies, startups, SyFy, SyFy Labs, The Expanse, xperience | Comments Off on Mcor Technologies Dives Into Desktop Niche of 3D PrintingCatching Up with Captureproof, Hitlist, Glowforge, & Others at Eureka Park
A few years ago, it might have been outrageous to think of CES as an essential event to meet startups from across country. Given the explosive growth of this part of the annual technology conference, it makes one wonder if Eureka Park is now big enough to be its own show. Last week some 500 […]
Posted in Boston blog main, Boulder/Denver blog main, National blog main, National top stories, New York, New York blog main, New York top stories, Raleigh-Durham blog main, San Francisco blog main, Seattle blog main, Texas blog main | Tagged 92nd Street Y, action camera, BrainBit, CaptureProof, CES, Consumer Technology Association, Eureka Park, Fusar, Fusar Technologies, Gillian Morris, Glowforge, Hitlist, Lumiode, Mobile, New York City Economic Development Corp., New York State Energy and Research Development Authority, Orbii, people, Polymer Braille, Rise Robotics, Robotics, RoboticsAI, Shreefal Mehta, startups, Tech Wildcatters, TechStars, The Paper Battery Company, Tom Munro, Vincent Lee, xperience | Comments Off on Catching Up with Captureproof, Hitlist, Glowforge, & Others at Eureka ParkSpellBound Launches Indiegogo Campaign, Prepares Public App Release
An Ann Arbor, MI-based augmented reality startup born out of Startup Weekend Detroit, which made a splash at last year’s CES, spent most of 2015 settling in and preparing for the next phase of growth. Now SpellBound, formerly known as MagicBook, is getting ready for the public release of its mobile app—which turns children’s books […]
Posted in Detroit, Detroit blog main, Detroit top stories, National blog main, National top stories | Tagged Apps, Augmented Reality, C.S. Mott Children's Hospital, CES, Christina York, crowdfunding, Entrepreneurship, IndieGoGo, innovation, Julianne DiBlasi Black, MagicBook, Marjorie Knepp, Mobile, Sleep Sweet, SpellBound, Startup Weekend Detroit, startups | Comments Off on SpellBound Launches Indiegogo Campaign, Prepares Public App Release← Older posts Newer posts →Archives
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