Author: OurCrowd

[Consumer Physics in Chemical & Engineering News] Driscoll’s adopts portable NIR for testing berry sweetness

Berry giant Driscoll’s will use handheld near-infrared (NIR) spectrometers to measure the sweetness of its berries starting this month. The SCiO Cup spectrometer, made by Consumer Physics, can rapidly measure the sugar content of berries without damaging them. NIR light penetrates tissues and containers well, allowing operators to gather data from intact and sealed samples. Driscoll’s says all its quality-control tests in North America will be done using the SCiO Cup by the end of 2021. Read...

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[Foretellix in Geektime] Volvo links up with Israeli startup Foretellix to accelerate the autonomous vision

Israeli autonomous vehicle verification innovator, Foretellix announced it will team up with none other than Swedish automotive giant, Volvo, more specifically Volvo Autonomous Solutions. The new partnership will help create a Coverage Driven Verification solution for autonomous driving solutions operating on both public roads and in confined areas. Read...

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Newsletter: Elon Musk’s genius + Surgical robots

FDA greenlights Memic’s breakthrough robotic surgery Elon Musk’s genius is battery powered Webinar, Mar. 10: Making families affordable D-ID drives MyHeritage deep nostalgia animation Rewire banks $20M, led by OurCrowd Consumer Physics’ SCiO lets you wake up and taste the coffee Medisafe raises $30M for AI that helps people take medication Arcadia guides companies on homeworking energy costs Volvo unit teams with Israel’s Foretellix on autonomous safety Tmura: Startup options help those in need Introductions 1,000 high-tech jobs FDA greenlights Memic’s breakthrough robotic surgery The FDA has granted De Novo Marketing Authorization for the breakthrough Hominis robotic surgery system developed by Memic – a notable first. The patented technology allows the surgeon to control tiny, human-like robotic arms that enables procedures currently considered unfeasible, and reduces scarring. “This FDA authorization represents a significant advance in the world of robot-assisted surgery and fulfills an unmet need in the world of robotic gynecological surgery,” said Professor Jan Baekelandt, MD, PhD, a gynecologist at Imelda Hospital in Bonheiden, Belgium, who performed the first hysterectomy using the Hominis system. “Research shows vaginal hysterectomy...

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