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Chenwu Yang, Nishant Singh, and Denis Bellavance

Food Delivery Startup Peach to Begin Serving Dallas

by | Nov 2, 2017
Peach focuses on delivering multiple lunches to businesses in office buildings, and will begin operating next week in Dallas.
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Dallas Invents: 74 Patents Granted for Week of Oct. 24
Patents secured range from Amazon's inter-service network communication optimization to Robokind's system and method for controlling animated characters for lifelike interactions to Health Happy Pets' method for creating an animal litter that detects health conditions in felines.
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Aldi + Instacart
ALDI Pilots Delivering Groceries in Dallas, 2 Other Cities
by | Aug 18, 2017
An increasing number of grocers are finding ways to make food shopping easier for their customers.
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What’s On Trend in Retail? REVTECH Founder: It’s About Customer Experience
by | Jun 19, 2017
David Matthews said others in the industry can learn from Amazon's "relentless focus on the customer."
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Dallas-based Wingstop Offers 1st Menu-specific Ordering Via Alexa

by | Jan 12, 2017
Amazon Alexa prompts users through the ordering process -- no pre-selected favorite order needed.
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Amazon Go Eliminates Checkout Lines
by | Dec 6, 2016
Amazon is making waiting in line a thing of the past with its new checkout-free shopping concept -- Amazon Go.
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Cell Biology
3 Things: UTD Physicist Creates DNA Chip To Study Human Cell
by | Aug 26, 2016
A UT Dallas physicist creates DNA chip to help in cell biology and cancer studies.
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AI Master's Degree UNT
3 Things: Could Artificial Intelligence Be The Future of Internet Search?
by | Aug 19, 2016
Startups are using artificial intelligence to develop new internet search techniques.
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XI Marks the Spot for Innovation’s Future

by | Apr 11, 2016
Experience innovation is all about balance. You can’t have too much of one and not enough of the other
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Dallas Brothers’ Company Changes Amazon Package Deliveries
by | Apr 4, 2016
Two Dallas brothers started their own company to change the way Amazon packages are delivered. It was born out of the very real concern with so-called porch pirates, thieves who steal packages off the porch. Some crafty pirates even follow Amazon couriers from house-to-house to snatch up the loot.
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