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Discovery: UTA Studies How We Interact with Tech to Learn; Donating Blood Could ID Genetic Cholesterol Condition
by Lance Murray | May 23, 2019
Also, you’ll learn how researchers at UT Dallas and UT Southwestern are better understanding what causes recurrent urinary tract infections in this roundup of research and development activity in North Texas.
by Payton Potter |
Apr 4, 2019
Hear from the women leading innovation in distributed ledger technology, artificial intelligence, and extended reality (VR/AR), and quantum computing in North Texas.
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by Payton Potter |
Jan 25, 2019
Biometric scanning, virtual reality, and augmented reality are only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to improving the airport experience, says Dallas Fort Worth Airport's Chief Innovation Officer.
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by David Kirkpatrick |
Sep 18, 2018
The “edge” in EdgeTensor comes from its use of Edge computing to drive the Dallas-based startup's technology.
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Jack Automation Uses Conversational AI to Help Landlords Handle Issues at Their Properties
by Nicholas Sakelaris | Jul 25, 2018
The technology was developed to revolutionize how landlords manage clogged sinks, broken air conditioners, and other issues that come up.
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by David Kirkpatrick |
Jul 23, 2018
Junction AI and Local Adventures are teaming up in a performance-based agreement to integrate artificial intelligence into personalized marketing for adventure tours and gear.
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by Lance Murray |
Jun 1, 2018
Also, a UT Southwestern researcher is awarded one of the world's most prestigious scientific prizes. Here's a look at some of the research being done across North Texas.
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by Katie Kelton |
May 2, 2018
Leaders from the competing startups took some time recently to talk to Dallas Innovates about their businesses, what sets them apart, and how a win next week could impact their work.
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Carlos Riojas runs the Walmart Technology office in Plano and leads the team that builds digital and analytical solutions to enable operations to run smoother. [Photo: Dave Moore]
Q+A: Walmart Technology’s Carlos Riojas Talks Big Data, AI & Improving Operations
by Dave Moore | Apr 13, 2018
The world's largest retailer choose North Texas to locate one of its first Walmart Technology offices outside Bentonville, Arkansas. One reason: It had more computer science hires from UTD than any other university.
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by David Kirkpatrick |
Mar 9, 2018
Q+A | Matt Stevenson helped develop the world’s most physically lifelike humanoid robots. Now, he's working on Bina48 aiming to power the robot with state-of-the-art deep learning.
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by Nicholas Sakelaris |
Feb 26, 2018
In 2017, the real estate industry invested $8 billion in new technology. During a recent Urban Land Institute panel, experts discussed how tech such as smart contracts and blockchain will revolutionize real estate.
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by Nicholas Sakelaris |
Feb 6, 2018
Phazr's miniature antennas will send out tiny beams that have more than 1,000 times the capacity of the existing 4G LTE cell network. Its goal is to sell the technology to the telecommunication giants, including Dallas-based AT&T.
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The New Frontiers:
DFW Companies Leading the Charge
by Nicholas Sakelaris | Jan 26, 2018
Gartner has announced the top tech trends for 2018. Here’s a quick glance at the Dallas-Fort Worth companies leading the charge in each arena.
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by Danielle Abril |
Jan 23, 2018
They are the rebels of their industries, the aces of trades — some of North Texas’ most fearless entrepreneurs.
They are 10 revolutionaries you need to know.
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by D'Anzia Robertson |
Sep 12, 2017
TalentNet Live began as the first Twitter chat for recruiters and is now the largest and longest-running recruiting conference in the Southwest.
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by Nicholas Sakelaris |
Aug 24, 2017
The “fights” pitted experts on both sides of tech issues debating in lightning round fashion before a packed house of more than 450 people.
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