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…country serve as dedicated hotels, restaurants, grocery stores, and entertainment hubs for truckers every day. If one assumes that each trucker spends only $5k a year on consumption on the road (about $100 per week), that’s a $17.5 billion economic hit in communities around the country. Beyond the hundreds of thousands of additional job losses, many communities may risk losing…
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…deal in tourism, cruise ships, restaurants, retail, and various other industries can profit from a simple solution that makes it easy to safely maximize utilization of space and still maintain the required occupancy levels. The PeopleCounter (PeCo) is a SensorApp developed by SICK that enables anonymous data processing and differentiation of people from objects over large detection areas. Based on…
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…airport screening, retail establishments, and restaurants and office buildings, but industrial settings won’t be far behind. “There are a couple of companies looking at installing thermal cameras in warehouses to see if you can identify temperature spikes in an individual,” notes Dani Bradnan, a research associate with Lux Research. Early adopters are primarily in Asia, she adds. Bradnan’s current focus…
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…measure. “He closed bars, ordered restaurants to return to 50% capacity, shut river-rafting outfits, and gave local officials more control over large gatherings ahead of the Fourth of July holiday,” reported The Dallas Morning News. If the pattern continues, PPE shortage could hamper effective and timely treatment of seriously ill COVID-19 patients. Essentium, an industrial scale 3D printer, recently shifted…
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…airport screening, retail establishments, and restaurants and office buildings, but industrial settings won’t be far behind. “There are a couple of companies looking at installing thermal cameras in warehouses to see if you can identify temperature spikes in an individual,” noted Danielle Bradnan, a research associate at Lux Research. Early adopters are primarily in Asia, she adds. Bradnan’s current focus…
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…from the farm to the restaurants using FoodLogiQ software to provide more visibility. Drones enter the cold chain fray A new generation of transport providers may be making some forms of temperature control systems irrelevant, say officials at the upstart drone company Flytrex. Along with the drone services firm Causey Aviation Unmanned, Flytrex has received approval from the Federal Aviation…
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…and national brand retailers and restaurants can get 8-ounce and 2-pound shredded cheese packages; industrial companies can order 640-pound blocks of aged Monterey Jack; and food service industry customers can specify 5- to 10-pound units in shredded, diced and cubed variations. After doubling in size in 2000 and then doing the same in 2009, the Plymouth, Wisc.-based manufacturer needed a…
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…the cinema or our favorite restaurant? Before we mentally hail the next air cab, let’s consider what it would actually mean if the skies were filled with swarms of miniature helicopters ferrying people to their next destination. Though drones will have many important uses in the future, I do not believe moving people around cities will, or should, be one…
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…horizon, too, like delivery of restaurant meals by postal services to boost its income further 5. Insourcing Deliveries An increasing number of companies are using their own or shared vehicles for last mile delivery. Traditionally, shippers weren’t in the transport business. They didn’t own or owned limited trucks or vans or vehicles, but now they’re starting to collaborate with competitors…
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…same time, local retailers, from restaurants to clothing stores, may need extra staff hours to unload trucks. Whatever happens, it is crucial to not confuse truck drivers themselves with their entire industry, which depends on many different types of workers who carry out tasks that are not always easily automated. The trucking industry as a whole relies on a variety…
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…having a dinner at a restaurant near the office, and he told me that it would be nice to create a new self-driving car startup and that Uber would be interested in buying the team responsible for the LiDAR we were developing at Google. Recode also reported this week that Levandowski apparently started working for Uber much sooner than anyone…
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…he led design, manufacturing and sales efforts focused on supermarket and restaurant national chain accounts. Price has a bachelor’s degree in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Notre Dame and a master’s degree in Management Strategy and Marketing from Northwestern University. He will be located in Greenville, S.C.
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