Two app developers will have the chance to win up to $10,000 each for their solutions developed to address the community issue posed during the Dec. 14 program event.
University of Texas at Dallas students Chandra Kiran Achanta (left) and Abinav Varma Kalidindi created an app to help college students find free food, giveaways, and events on campus. [Photo courtesy of UNIBEES]
The annual ranking recognizes the world's top 100 universities which are "doing the most to advance science, invent new technologies, and power new markets and industries."
Plano-based Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America now has a patented solution to a common problem for campers who enjoy taking an air mattress on their outdoor adventures.
The company received a patent for an air mattress that automatically adjusts to compensate for uneven ground....
A Dallas startup is launching pilot tests this month of wearable medical devices designed to benefit military veterans and first responders.
Optimus OS pairs wearable biosensor technology with AI-powered analytics to address mental and physical health care needs of veterans, police officers, firefighters and others....
Capital is the lifeblood of small businesses, but obtaining it can be a challenge.
To address this issue, the Greater Dallas Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Dallas College and Harlingen-based Texas Regional Bank launched an accelerator designed to guide business owners through the funding process....
Plano-based Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America now has a patented solution to a common problem for campers who enjoy taking an air mattress on their outdoor adventures.
The company received a patent for an air mattress that automatically adjusts to compensate for uneven ground....
A Dallas startup is launching pilot tests this month of wearable medical devices designed to benefit military veterans and first responders.
Optimus OS pairs wearable biosensor technology with AI-powered analytics to address mental and physical health care needs of veterans, police officers, firefighters and others....
Capital is the lifeblood of small businesses, but obtaining it can be a challenge.
To address this issue, the Greater Dallas Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Dallas College and Harlingen-based Texas Regional Bank launched an accelerator designed to guide business owners through the funding process....