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Meet the 46 Winners and Finalists from the Innovation Awards 2020
by Dallas Innovates and D CEO | Jan 17, 2020
Here are the companies and leaders driving innovation in North Texas.
by Lance Murray |
Jan 17, 2020
In this weekly roundup of research and development activity in North Texas, you'll also find out about how a professor at UNT is developing a wireless, wearable fitness tracker that won't need to be charged.
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by Quincy Preston |
Jan 15, 2020
Dallas-Fort Worth ranked No. 11 for patents out of 250 metros. Patents granted include: IBM's continuous health care plan coordination between patient and patient care team, Luraco's portable and rechargeable drill system, Occidental Chemical Corporation's methods of making chlorinated hydrocarbons, Roka Sports' eyeglasses with interchangeable lenses, Tesla's power balancing in a multi-phase system, Texas Instruments' wireless power transmission with fractional timing resolution, Toyota's object detection system, and Verizon's radio access technology change reporting.
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by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report |
Jan 10, 2020
From Toyota's city of the future to Ericsson's connected cars, AT&T's 5G phone lineup to Polte's tracking devices, the region was well-represented at this year's annual Consumer Electronics Show.
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The Winners of Dallas Innovates’ and D CEO’s Inaugural 2020 Innovation Awards
by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report | Jan 9, 2020
Here are the companies and leaders driving innovation in North Texas.
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by Dave Moore |
Jan 9, 2020
Some of the biggest names in tech have major operations in North Texas, whether it be through regional corporate offices, headquarters, or relocations. In fact, the region is ranked fourth as a top destination for IT professionals. But what are companies doing to keep them here?
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by Quincy Preston |
Jan 8, 2020
Dallas-Fort Worth ranked No. 12 for patents out of 250 metros. Patents granted include: Animal Experts' training tool, Amazon's audio signal processing for motion detection, Avodah Labs' real-time gesture recognition method and apparatus, Baylor Research Institute's methods for diagnosing or detecting colorectal cancer metastasis, Frito Lay's fried food product with reduced oil content, Solera Holdings' vehicle smart mirror system with heads-up display, and USAA's blockchain-based transaction management.
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by Lance Murray |
Jan 8, 2020
The startup plans to use the funding to continue developing its technology and to position it as an innovator in ophthalmology. Eyevensys’ tech is a gene therapy platform to deliver ocular drugs via an electrotransfection system to the ciliary muscle of the eye.
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