DETROIT - In the last episode of Smart Mobility Today, we focused on Detroit’s auto show, drone-jamming GPS, space junk, and AI-influenced art This week’s show includes news about robotic eyes, autonomous roads, drones that 3d print, and some new residents at the International Space Station. Click here to listen and subscribe.
ANN ARBOR - Kathleen Norton-Schock returns for her monthly updates of all the events scheduled for fall at the Michigan Council of Women in Technology. In November the "IT Prom" returns, one of the biggest networking and fund raising events of the year. To learn more, click on MCWT https://youtu.be/C3tu4vzevDo
LANSING - Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed an executive order last Wednesday creating the Michigan Center for Data and Analytics in the Department of Technology, Management, and Budget. The new department will analyze data and information from all departments and help those departments improve efficiency and determine data- and evidence-based project results. “Whether through studying economic
DETROIT - Security breaches or incidents are not uncommon in businesses or within the vicinity of the business property. However, optimising the security system and timely incident reporting helps in a quick resolution. Managing all the security guards, aligning duties, handling the patrol services, and quickly reporting incidents require advanced security reporting software. The software
DETROIT - No doubt, Instagram is one of the most effective online marketing tools today. With the right approach, it attracts traffic, increases sales, and makes the brand recognizable. And for all this to happen, you need to make sure your profile is relevant to search algorithms. Instagram is basically the internet in miniature. Just
DETROIT - Terry Bean, who created Motor City Connect and built it into 10,000 followers, is once again creating TEDxDetroit, an in-person power networking event that features the best Motor City has to offer in Technology, Entertainment and Design. It is scheduled for Oct. 26 at the Music Hall in Detroit. Tickets until Sept. 30
DETROIT - The most sustainable way to make hydrogen fuel is to split water using renewable electricity—but that requires access to freshwater. Now, researchers have reported a way to make hydrogen fuel from just humidity in the air. Their electrolyzer extracts moisture from air and splits it into renewable powered electrolysis to create hydrogen. It
DETROIT - The biggest challenge with solar power is that it can be produced only during the day. This is also one of the major reasons why many people and industries abstain from investing in solar panels because they are not a stable source of power. However, 26-year-old innovator and entrepreneur Ben Nowack claims to
DETROIT - When it comes to running a successful company, your employees are the backbone of your business. To ensure everything runs smoothly, effective communication is a must – especially if your company spans multiple destinations across the world. From differing time zones to varied work schedules, it is essential to have an efficient internal
SEATTLE - Some states’ cannabis legalization laws inadvertently allow local municipalities to establish specific regulations within cities and counties. According to a report by Leafly and Whitney Economics, instead of regulating legal sales in ways appropriate for their community, it is increasingly common for local leaders to opt-out of local regulation, effectively creating an economic
