ClimaCell Announces Integration Partnership with Autodesk BIM 360; Inaugural Member of Connect & Construct Exchange Read more on Business Wire here....
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Global Innovation Trends: How Corporations are Responding By Jonathan Pressman In a world of rapidly advancing technologies, it seems no industry is safe from disruption. Large businesses once thought “too big to fail” are now being forced to keep up with the times or suffer the consequences of being undercut by opportunistic startups. With so many new technologies coming to market, it’s important to know how established corporations are reacting. Here, we examine how some of the world’s most well-known corporations are innovating to keep pace with the rise of autonomous vehicles, blockchain, and artificial intelligence. Like what you are reading? Our Q3 Corporate Innovation Report is out now. Autonomous Vehicles The advent of autonomous vehicles arguably represents the greatest innovation in the automotive industry since Ford’s creation of the assembly line in 1913. Here’s a quick rundown of what some of the largest OEMs are doing: In a 2017 report by Navigant Research, Ford ranked number one in the autonomous vehicle race.[1] Ford is tackling the entire autonomous stack from sensors to control systems and fleets. The US...
Read MoreCity-based equity crowdfunding platform OurCrowd has tied up with Reliance Industries, Reliance Private Client, Yes Bank and Let’s Venture to cash in on India’s burgeoning fintech ecosystem, OurCrowd chief executive officer Jon Medved said. Read more on Financial Express...
Read MoreEnter skyTran, which aims to use another form of magnetic levitation to whisk “jet-like” two-person pads across an elevated, computer-controlled network. Read more on Florida...
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