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  • RI Mining Launches New Green XRP & ETH Cloud Mining Contracts — Earn $10,000 a Day and Start Your Journey to Passive Income

    RI Mining Launches New Green XRP & ETH Cloud Mining Contracts — Earn $10,000 a Day and Start Your Journey to Passive Income

    Global cloud mining leader RI Mining has officially announced the launch of its new green XRP and ETH cloud mining contracts, opening the door for investors worldwide to a world where making money is simple and income flows automatically.

    Powered by clean energy, this innovative product eliminates the high energy consumption typical of traditional mining, allowing users to earn up to $10,000 per day while supporting sustainability — a true dream come true for anyone who wants to earn while they rest. (more…)

  • Unitree Robots Break into Entertainment, Sports and Industry: Company Enters New Phase of Robotics Integration

    Unitree Robots Break into Entertainment, Sports and Industry: Company Enters New Phase of Robotics Integration

    Unitree Robotics has always been dedicated to creating fun, friendly, and engaging robots for the public, aiming to bring joy and companionship through robotics technology.

    From a cowboy walking the streets of Austin, Texas, to viral livestreamed boxing tournaments online, Unitree Robotics is pushing the boundaries of robotics in modern life.

    As a pioneer in civilian robotics, the company is capturing global attention by combining technological precision with cultural relevance – and deploying its creations across entertainment, industry and everyday life. (more…)

  • RealWear acquires Almer with backing from TeamViewer

    RealWear acquires Almer with backing from TeamViewer

    In a move set to reshape the industrial augmented reality (AR) market, RealWear, the global leader in wearable computing for industrial applications, has acquired Almer Technologies, a Swiss pioneer in ultra-compact, user-friendly AR headsets.

    This acquisition, strategically and financially backed by TeamViewer, a provider of enterprise AR software, marks a significant leap forward in the mission to empower frontline workers worldwide with cutting-edge AR technology.

    As the industrial sector increasingly turns to digital solutions to enhance productivity and safety, the demand for intuitive, wearable AR devices has surged. This acquisition unites RealWear’s market leadership with Almer’s innovative approach to meet this demand. (more…)

  • RealWear acquires smartglasses innovator Almer, backed by TeamViewer

    RealWear acquires smartglasses innovator Almer, backed by TeamViewer

    In a move set to reshape the industrial augmented reality (AR) market, RealWear, a developer of wearable computing for industrial applications, has acquired Almer Technologies, a Swiss pioneer in ultra-compact, user-friendly AR headsets.

    This acquisition, strategically and financially backed by TeamViewer, the leading provider of enterprise AR software, marks a significant leap forward in the mission to empower frontline workers worldwide with cutting-edge AR technology.

    As the industrial sector increasingly turns to digital solutions to enhance productivity and safety, the demand for intuitive, wearable AR devices has surged. This acquisition unites RealWear’s market leadership with Almer’s innovative approach to meet this demand.

    Dr. Chris Parkinson, CEO of RealWear, says: “I’m extremely excited to welcome Almer and its founders, Timon Binder and Sebastian Beetschen to RealWear. Their successes in Europe are paralleled with a vision to drive AR adoption world wide.

    “This impact can now be brought to the global market as part of the RealWear ecosystem. Almer’s innovative subscription-based hardware renting model will enhance our existing portfolio to offer more flexible and scalable solutions for our partners and customers.

    “And we have secured TeamViewer’s renewed commitment and backing, strengthening our longstanding collaboration with the leading software company in the enterprise AR industry.”

    The acquisition brings together a powerful combination of strengths.

    RealWear’s established market presence and rugged, voice-operated solutions are now complemented by Almer’s innovative, subscription-based AR headsets, known for their compact design and user-friendliness.

    With a relentless focus on execution and customer-centric solutions, Almer quickly gained recognition as a disruptive force in enterprise AR and set a new industry standard.

    Sebastian Beetschen, CEO of Almer Technologies, adds: “Almer’s innovative approach for frontline workers has enabled us to deliver industrial AR solutions that are the most intuitive and most effortless to use.

    “We’re excited to bring in our expertise and speed of execution to RealWear and push the boundaries of frontline worker solutions.”

    TeamViewer has been a key partner and a strategic minority investor to both RealWear and Almer prior to the acquisition and will maintain this role moving forward.

    Global giants such as Coca-Cola HBC, Ford, Samsung SDS and many more have experienced significant efficiency gains and cost reductions by leveraging the combined power of TeamViewer’s software, RealWear’s and Almer’s wearable technology.

    Oliver Steil, CEO of TeamViewer, who has joined RealWear’s Board of Directors, says: “RealWear and Almer together unite the brightest minds in wearable computing to shape the future of the industry.

    “Investing in RealWear and supporting their growth is a strategic move for us and a stride into the future of industrial digital transformation.

    “Our shared vision is to continue to integrate software and hardware innovatively, delivering world-class industrial productivity solutions for maximum customer value.”

    As part of the acquisition, Almer’s co-founders will join RealWear’s executive team, creating a unified leadership focused on accelerating global AR adoption.

    Ultimately, this acquisition is set to make advanced technology more accessible and user-friendly for frontline workers across the globe.

    With this strategic acquisition and the continued backing of TeamViewer, RealWear is poised to lead the charge in the industrial wearables market. By blending software and hardware, the company aims to deliver world class productivity solutions for maximum customer value.

  • Hitachi Digital Services launches R2O2.ai framework to build, scale and operate ‘trustworthy AI’

    Hitachi Digital Services launches R2O2.ai framework to build, scale and operate ‘trustworthy AI’

    Hitachi Digital Services, the digital consultancy and technology services subsidiary of Hitachi, has launched its generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) offering: Reliable, Responsible, Observable and Optimal AI or R2O2.ai.

    The R2O2.ai framework is designed to bridge the gap between conceptualizing AI workloads and deploying them at scale, delivering reliable, responsible and observable AI models at unprecedented speed and efficiency – ideal for enterprises aiming to scale their AI projects responsibly and optimally.

    The R2O2.ai framework will further expand our proprietary HARC (Hitachi Application Reliability Centers) offering, a suite of engineering services that helps our customers build and manage systems with reliability, resiliency, security and cost efficiency. (more…)

  • The First Release of Artificial Intelligence: A Historic Milestone in Technology

    The First Release of Artificial Intelligence: A Historic Milestone in Technology

    The concept of artificial intelligence (AI) has fascinated scientists, researchers, and technologists for decades, but the journey from theoretical discussions to practical applications began with the first release of AI systems.

    This moment marked a pivotal milestone in technological evolution, paving the way for the intelligent systems we rely on today.

    In this article, we’ll explore the early days of AI, the development of foundational systems, and the tools that help us manage modern AI innovations, including AI detector free systems, which are crucial for understanding and managing AI-generated content. (more…)

    The concept of artificial intelligence (AI) has fascinated scientists, researchers, and technologists for decades, but the journey from theoretical discussions to practical applications began with the first release of AI systems.

    This moment marked a pivotal milestone in technological evolution, paving the way for the intelligent systems we rely on today.

    In this article, we’ll explore the early days of AI, the development of foundational systems, and the tools that help us manage modern AI innovations, including AI detector free systems, which are crucial for understanding and managing AI-generated content. (more…)

    The concept of artificial intelligence (AI) has fascinated scientists, researchers, and technologists for decades, but the journey from theoretical discussions to practical applications began with the first release of AI systems.

    This moment marked a pivotal milestone in technological evolution, paving the way for the intelligent systems we rely on today.

    In this article, we’ll explore the early days of AI, the development of foundational systems, and the tools that help us manage modern AI innovations, including AI detector free systems, which are crucial for understanding and managing AI-generated content. (more…)

    The concept of artificial intelligence (AI) has fascinated scientists, researchers, and technologists for decades, but the journey from theoretical discussions to practical applications began with the first release of AI systems.

    This moment marked a pivotal milestone in technological evolution, paving the way for the intelligent systems we rely on today.

    In this article, we’ll explore the early days of AI, the development of foundational systems, and the tools that help us manage modern AI innovations, including AI detector free systems, which are crucial for understanding and managing AI-generated content. (more…)

  • ABB Robotics’ new energy efficiency service cuts power usage by ‘30 percent’

    ABB Robotics’ new energy efficiency service cuts power usage by ‘30 percent’

    ABB Robotics has launched an “Energy Efficiency Service” providing manufacturers with a package of consultation, analysis and tools to increase the energy efficiency of their robots.

    The service offers up to 30 percent energy savings, addressing the high energy costs that hinder the competitiveness of 58 percent of surveyed global manufacturers, according to a recent Energy Efficiency Movement report.

    Michael Hose, managing director ABB Robotics customer service business line, says: “Reducing energy consumption is a priority for manufacturers, with over 93 percent surveyed stating they will invest in energy efficiency improvements in the next three years to reduce costs and demonstrate progress towards more sustainable operations. (more…)

    ABB Robotics has launched an “Energy Efficiency Service” providing manufacturers with a package of consultation, analysis and tools to increase the energy efficiency of their robots.

    The service offers up to 30 percent energy savings, addressing the high energy costs that hinder the competitiveness of 58 percent of surveyed global manufacturers, according to a recent Energy Efficiency Movement report.

    Michael Hose, managing director ABB Robotics customer service business line, says: “Reducing energy consumption is a priority for manufacturers, with over 93 percent surveyed stating they will invest in energy efficiency improvements in the next three years to reduce costs and demonstrate progress towards more sustainable operations. (more…)

    ABB Robotics has launched an “Energy Efficiency Service” providing manufacturers with a package of consultation, analysis and tools to increase the energy efficiency of their robots.

    The service offers up to 30 percent energy savings, addressing the high energy costs that hinder the competitiveness of 58 percent of surveyed global manufacturers, according to a recent Energy Efficiency Movement report.

    Michael Hose, managing director ABB Robotics customer service business line, says: “Reducing energy consumption is a priority for manufacturers, with over 93 percent surveyed stating they will invest in energy efficiency improvements in the next three years to reduce costs and demonstrate progress towards more sustainable operations. (more…)

    ABB Robotics has launched an “Energy Efficiency Service” providing manufacturers with a package of consultation, analysis and tools to increase the energy efficiency of their robots.

    The service offers up to 30 percent energy savings, addressing the high energy costs that hinder the competitiveness of 58 percent of surveyed global manufacturers, according to a recent Energy Efficiency Movement report.

    Michael Hose, managing director ABB Robotics customer service business line, says: “Reducing energy consumption is a priority for manufacturers, with over 93 percent surveyed stating they will invest in energy efficiency improvements in the next three years to reduce costs and demonstrate progress towards more sustainable operations. (more…)

    ABB Robotics has launched an “Energy Efficiency Service” providing manufacturers with a package of consultation, analysis and tools to increase the energy efficiency of their robots.

    The service offers up to 30 percent energy savings, addressing the high energy costs that hinder the competitiveness of 58 percent of surveyed global manufacturers, according to a recent Energy Efficiency Movement report.

    Michael Hose, managing director ABB Robotics customer service business line, says: “Reducing energy consumption is a priority for manufacturers, with over 93 percent surveyed stating they will invest in energy efficiency improvements in the next three years to reduce costs and demonstrate progress towards more sustainable operations. (more…)

  • US has 70 percent more data centers than next 10 largest markets combined

    US has 70 percent more data centers than next 10 largest markets combined

    The widespread adoption of cloud computing has transformed the data center landscape. Although it significantly cut the number of organizations operating their own data centers, it has also fueled a surge in the global data center count. Still, no market is even close to the United States when it comes to the total number of data centers.

    According to data presented by Stocklytics.com, the United States counts 5,388 data, or 70 percent more than the next ten largest markets combined. (more…)

  • Trio of northern businesses collaborate to make sustainable ‘zero waste’ fashion a reality

    Trio of northern businesses collaborate to make sustainable ‘zero waste’ fashion a reality

    The UK’s leading textile recycling specialist, iinouiio, part of the Camira Group, has partnered with award-winning apparel brand, Superlove Merino, and knitwear designer and manufacturer, OUBAS, to create a recycled merino wool yarn made from cutting waste that would otherwise be destined for landfill.

    The premium-quality recycled merino wool yarn, ReMerino is produced using offcuts generated from the garment manufacturing process at Superlove Merino’s solar-powered factory in the Lake District. Using iinouiio’s state-of-the-art textile recycling technology, based at Camira Yarns in Birkby, West Yorkshire, the first development of recycled ReMerino yarn was developed in summer 2024, and will be used to create a limited run of luxury women’s knitwear in collaboration with Kate Stalker of OUBAS, an award-winning knitwear designer and manufacturer based in Ulverston, Cumbria.

    Founder of iinouiio, Dr. John Parkinson, commented: “Some people call discarded or unwanted textiles ‘waste’, but to us it’s just a raw material – too often limited only by imagination and skill. We’re incredibly proud to have been able to support two fantastic like-minded northern businesses, who share a passion for textiles and sustainability, to transform their cutting room floor waste into beautiful luxury merino wool knitwear.”

    The exclusive collection of women’s knitwear, be available to buy via superlovemerino.com from 27th September 2024.

    Director of Superlove Merino, Becky Sayer added: “We are thrilled to see this transformation of our cutting room waste into such beautifully crafted pieces. We are known for our timeless, wearable designs, so we wanted this recycled knitwear to align with that too. We hope, on seeing what even small indie brands can do with innovative collaborations like this, others will be inspired to tackle the serious waste issues associated with the textiles industry.”

    Founded in 2019 by Dr John Parkinson and his wife, Linda, whose family heritage lies in the ‘shoddy and mungo’ textile recycling mills that thrived in West Yorkshire throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries, iinouiio is the UK’s leading wool recycler with unique knowledge in mechanical recycling methods. In 2022 IINOUIIO became part of the Camira Textiles group and now offers a service to fashion brands and textile manufacturers to help them convert what would ordinarily be deemed ‘unusable materials’ or waste, into beautiful new yarns and fabrics for re-use.
    To find out more about iinouiio visit the website.

  • Global fabric manufacturer introduces textile industry’s first AI reverse image search tool in the UK

    Global fabric manufacturer introduces textile industry’s first AI reverse image search tool in the UK

    Leading International designer and manufacturer of commercial textiles, Camira, has launched the sector’s first AI-powered image search tool in the UK to streamline the specification process for architects and design professionals.

    In partnership with material search platform, Stylib, Camira has integrated the new technology into its existing website which launched earlier this year. Powered by artificial intelligence, the dynamic search tool allows users to upload images of furniture, fabric, room settings or pantone colour references, to find relevant Camira fabrics for their projects.

    Commenting on the AI search tool, head of digital at Camira, Sam Birkhead said: “We’re incredibly excited to be able to offer our customers this new and intuitive tool which enables architects and designers to quickly find precise products that meet their specifications, reducing the time spent on research and increasing the accuracy of their selections.

    “There are very few B2B companies in the world that operate image search – a technology that until today has been reserved for giants like Ikea, Wayfair and fashion retailers. These advancements lead to faster and more confident specification processes, allowing for more efficient project timelines and improved overall design quality. Ultimately, AI’s integration is transforming the architectural landscape, paving the way for smarter, more sustainable, and innovative built environments.””

    Noam Naveh, CEO at Stylib added: “It’s great to see industry leaders like Camira adopting advanced solutions that support the specifying community’s work. Beyond the immediate benefits of faster and more confident specification processes, AI in the architectural products industry has broader implications for sustainability, innovation, and collaboration. AI’s ability to analyze vast datasets allows for the identification of eco-friendly materials and energy-efficient solutions, promoting sustainable design practices. Additionally, AI fosters innovation by providing architects with insights into emerging trends and new technologies, enabling them to push creative boundaries.”