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COVID Update With Epidemiologist Fred Brown
Epidemiologist Fred Brown returns to update what's happening nationally with the COVID virus, also updates on vaccines, plus his take on whether it is safe to host house parties for Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas.
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Centrepolis Accelerator AT LTU Gains Financial Support
Dan Radomski, Executive Director of the Centrepolis Accelerator at Lawrence Technological University, updates the recent awards and funding the hardware accelerator has won.
The Accelerator 's mission to fuel the growth of Southeast Michigan’s small manufacturers and hardware entrepreneurs by providing access to key resources including mentors, workshops, cutting-edge technologies, corporate connections, student & faculty engagement, events, workspace, and a collaborative community of peers.
Accelerator members have access to a state-of-the-art 6,200 square-foot facility featuring additional workspace, training facilities, and a premier manufacturing technology lab.
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Voltaiq Integrates Data Across Battery Lifecycle To Optimize Performance
Eli Leland, co-founder and CTO, Voltaiq, joins MITech TV co-hosts Mike Brennan and Matt Roush to explain how his company is developing, manufacturing, and operating high-quality battery-powered products requires a deep understanding of battery behavior in real-world application settings. Voltaiq is the first and only enterprise-class solution purpose-built to ingest data from across the battery product lifecycle and automatically surface key insights that optimize performance, quality and time-to-launch. -
AdaSky Brings High-Grade Thermal Imaging To Autonomous Vehicles
Bill Grabowski, head of North America for ADASKY thermal cameras, joins MITech TV to explain how they can help drivers and autonomous vehicles keep from running over pedestrians, bikes, and anything else in the road. By adapting its auto-grade thermal camera, ADASKY built a new sensor that alerts when detecting elevated body temperatures of individuals in a crowd, making public places safer, helping to bring life back to normal.
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