iTraq is a cellular tracking device - the world’s first global location device that can be found anywhere. iTraq determines its location using cellular towers allowing iTraq to be located anywhere in the world where cellular service exists.
While creating iTraq we tried to overcome the disadvantages that similar devices on the market have. So, Why is iTraq better than similar devices?
ogically, I know there isn’t a hulking four-armed, twisty-horned blue monster clomping in circles in front of me, but it sure as hell looks like it.
I’m sitting behind a workbench in a white-walled room in Dania Beach, Florida, in the office of a secretive startup called Magic Leap. I’m staring wide-eyed through a pair of lenses attached to what looks like metal scaffolding that towers over my head and contains a bunch of electronics and lenses. It’s an early prototype of the company’s so-called cinematic-reality technology, which makes it possible for me to believe that the muscular beast with the gruff expression and two sets of swinging arms is actually in the room with me, hovering about seven feet in front of my face.
En 2014, Israël n'aura pas usurpé son surnom de "Start-up Nation" (selon le titre du livre de Dan Senor et Saul Singer). Tous les records ont été battus cette année par la scène technologique israélienne, tant au niveau des introductions en bourse que des acquisitions. Tour d'horizon de quelques grandes réussites numériques de l'année passée.
ScienceLogic, a company with software for tracking the health of companies’ applications and underlying IT infrastructure, is unveiling today a new $43 million funding round.
The Reston, Va.-based company has been around since 2003, so it’s not exactly the hottest new startup around. But ScienceLogic does have a major new investor to boast of: Goldman Sachs, which led the new round. Previous investors NEA and Intel Capital also participated.
The new money will give ScienceLogic the freedom to spend more on sales, marketing, geographical expansion, and further product development.
Copreci Ekuadorreko Gobernuarekin elkarlanean ari da gas sukaldeak indukziozko sukaldeengatik ordezkatzen. Planaren ondorioz, Coprecik Aretxabaletako lantokian indukziozko plaken ekoizpena areagotuko du eta agian Ekuadorren enpresa sor dezake.
Coprecik aspaldi egin zuen berrikuntzaren aldeko apustua etxetresna elektrikoen arloan eta 2014an mugarri berriak ezarri zituen nazioartean erreferente izaten jarraitzeko.
Graduko 3. mailako eta Masterreko ikasleei zuzenduta dago jardunaldi hau eta hainbat erakusleiho izango ditu:
• Informazio eta komunikazio teknologietan ikertu. (Osane Lizarralde eta Egoitz Arruti). 11:00etatik 13:00etara. 11. eraikina 11108 gela - Laborategia: txertatuak, ikusmena eta informazio sistemak, showroom.
• Manufacturing-ean ikerketa 2020. (Jon Aurrekoetxea). 11:00etatik 13:00etara. 7. eraikina 7102 gela - Laborategiak: konformatuak, mekanizatua, konpositeak
La cooperativa EROSKI ha celebrado esta tarde una Asamblea General Extraordinaria en Barakaldo a la que ha convocado a 500 socios representantes del colectivo total de socios trabajadores y de socios consumidores. El presidente de EROSKI, Agustín Markaide, ha trazado las líneas maestras para la segunda parte del Plan Estratégico definido en 2013 y que alcanza hasta 2016 y ha expuesto a los socios de la cooperativa el acuerdo de reestructuración financiera recientemente alcanzado con los bancos.
For the millions of individuals who have undergone radiation treatments for cancer and other diseases, or for those who can no longer conceive, there is exciting news that may give new hope. Breakthrough research from the Weizmann Institute in Israel has, for the first time, succeeded in creating human ova (eggs) and sperm, the essence of human reproductive process, at their earliest stages in the lab. Dr. Jacob Hanna, together with his research student Leehee Weinberger, achieved a phenomenal feat in the world of cellular biology that could translate into baby-making in the petri dish in the not-so-distant future.
Californians have been using their garden hoses sparingly to help conserve water during one of the state’s driest years in history. But what if you’re a farmer with acres of crops that need irrigation to grow, and you learn that the state may curtail water supplies for agriculture?
Tom Shapland has been thinking about the challenges of farming since he was an undergraduate at U.C. Davis majoring in viticulture and enology—fancy words for growing grapes and making wine out of them. He says he quickly realized what really mattered to all farmers, even in years with normal weather.
“The bottom line is water,” Shapland says. “It determines the crop yield and the price per pound of produce.”
Inotek Pharmaceuticals is about to make its Nasdaq debut, but not at the price it was shooting for.
The Lexington, MA-based company priced its IPO late Tuesday, selling 6.67 million shares at $6 apiece and raising about $40 million before discounts due to underwriters.
