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I, ROBOT
Ships, planes, and cars are often given female names. This tradition started long ago. Captains and pilots named their ships and planes out of respect to their mothers or loved ones. Some were given names of goddesses.
Intellectual Property Challenges In The Cloud
Cloud computing offers multiple benefits to businesses, especially small- and medium-sized entities. Files in the cloud can be accessed on multiple devices without requiring a local copy stored on your device. Further, cloud servers can provide a decrease in overhead, as you are not responsible for maintaining and upgrading a physical...
4 Customer Acquisition Channels for B2C iGaming Startups
Online gambling or iGaming was already registering strong growth before 2020, thanks to the widespread adoption of smartphones and opening up of key markets like the United States in 2018. But the industry has received a shot in the arm with the increase in demand for online services after the COVID-19 pandemic.
Why Do We Need STEM In Government?
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) come together to form a field of study that is versatile and applicable to everyday life — as well as industries of all kinds. On a larger scale, governments should be inclusive of STEM experts and perspectives. This will lead to a universally beneficial approach to all sorts of...
How Effective Are Predictive Policing Programs?
Public safety and the justice system are two growing areas of interest for citizens and police in the United States. Between political and racial tensions, unrest has been on the rise in drastic ways this year. Specifically, government officials and civil rights activists have turned a spotlight on police violence. More than ever, people...
TikTok TikTok; Time Is Running Out On This App
In what the Trump Administration considers a threat and national emergency, TikTok, a Chinese-owned video sharing mobile application, will be banned for downloads in the U.S. beginning Sunday.
Getting The Weight Off; Clemson University Partners With Honda On Government Request
While climate change and sustainable transportation concerns persuade manufacturers to rethink the automotive market, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has asked academia, national laboratories, and industry to innovate new lightweight technologies for improving the fuel efficiency of vehicles and decrease their CO2...
Julian Lennon Talks Restoring an Earth and World in Peril
Filmmakers Rebecca and Josh Tickell, along with music royalty, Julian Lennon, have worked tirelessly to produce the film, Kiss the Ground, an important documentary coming to Netflix Sept. 22. The film could not come at a better time, when our planet and the living beings that inhabit it are in need of healing on a grand scale. This film...
SciFest All Access Moved To New Date
Thanks to popular demand, SciFest All Access, the second virtual conference presented by USA Science & Engineering Festival during the pandemic, has moved to a new date — which still gives you time to register.
Top 5 Jobs Robots Could Have in the Next Decade…Will Yours Be Next?
While automation and the use of robotics has drastically increased the efficiency of manufacturing processes, logistics, and delivery, the casualty list for a slew of manual and service-based jobs on and off the production line is growing.
Isolated and Overwhelmed: How to Manage Your Team Through Crisis
Leadership skills aren't innate. In this interview, discover how to lead through crisis, through isolation, and through around the clock scrutiny.
Amid Travel Fears; Boeing Tells Innovation & Tech Today Industry Can “Restore Confidence With The Flying Public”
While the coronavirus placed a heavy emphasis on innovating new social protocol for long-distance travelers, the pandemic also put airline companies and manufacturers under the microscope, highlighting an industry-wide responsibility to mitigate risk of COVID-19 infection now and in the future. Boeing spokesperson, Peter Pedraza,...
9 Ways Technology Can Improve Employee Engagement
One of the biggest challenges for most companies is how to build a strong company culture. Investing in a positive working environment can promote productivity and encourage your employees to be more responsive and goal-orientated. Your goal should be to provide conditions that will improve communication and engagement.
Restaurants Are Using Tech To Survive The Pandemic
COVID-19 took the world by storm. People have been dealing for nearly a full year with the virus's effects. How long it will stick around is unknown. One industry that's taken a particularly hard hit is restaurants. With social distancing and quarantines, people have been turning away from dining for the most part. However, technology is...
Using Technology To Keep Employees Engaged, Satisfied, And Motivated During A Crisis
The world is experiencing a global crisis that has thrown everyone for a loop. As a result, offices around the globe were forced to ask staff to work from home. Globally, businesses attempted to minimize the impact of uncertainty and fear to make the transition to remote working as smooth as possible for employees.
The Future of Film with Disney’s Director of VR Jeff Gipson
To learn more about VR films and the artistry that goes into their creation, we spoke with Disney’s first VR animated film director, Jeff Gipson.
Remote Control; The COVID-19 Pandemic And A Stay-At-Home Hobby
When Jean-Pierre Deheeger or “JP” bought a Hobby Town franchise in the Chicago area 13 years ago, he didn’t go into the venture blindly. A 2010 Hobby Manufacturers report showed the RC (remote control) industry had grown to just over 2.5-billion-dollar industry globally and no signs of a down slide.
5 Ways To Become A Role Model In STEM
In my travels, I often meet professional women that ask how to get involved in professional organizations or which ones to join? Other than the obvious, USA Loves Manufacturing, on the top of my list is STEM for Women. One of the top needs for US based manufacturing and tech companies is more women in STEM.
