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High-Tech/Electronics: Page 112
Your Next Running Shoes Will Be Custom-Built for You
After he attaches sensors to my ankles, shins, and knees, a technician at Brooks, the Seattle running shoe maker, asks me to do a series of knee bends and run a few steps on a treadmill equipped with a camera. The device will capture my motion with the goal of recording the biomechanics of how I run.
Plug Wars: The Battle for Electric Car Supremacy
German carmakers hope a network of high-power charging stations they are rolling out with Ford will set an industry standard for plugs and protocols that will give them an edge over electric car rivals.
Opinion: In the Counterintuitive World of Supply Chain, AI Is a Force for Good
Planners working with complex supply chains will find that artificial intelligence systems will free them for more interesting work — and could even lead to rising in the company ranks.
How Brick-and-Mortar Retailers Can Survive in the Age of Amazon
As Amazon tightens its grip on the modern-day consumer, you have to wonder: Do traditional brick-and-mortar retailers have any future at all?
Union Pacific CEO: Train Braking Technology Is Clogging the Railway
Union Pacific Corp. says new technology meant to prevent train accidents is causing congestion on the railway.
World's First Electric Container Barges to Sail From European Ports This Summer
The world’s first fully electric, emission-free and potentially crewless container barges are to operate from the ports of Antwerp, Amsterdam, and Rotterdam from this summer.
Volvo and Geely: The Unlikely Marriage of Swedish Tech and Chinese Manufacturing Might That Earned Record Profits
Living on the edge, pushing boundaries, and testing endurance — these are the emotional trials that Volvo wants Chinese consumers to experience. And the Volvo Ocean Race, the sailing world's longest endurance race, is the perfect vehicle for the message.
Workers at Apple Supplier Describe Health and Safety Hazards
At a Catcher Technology Co. manufacturing complex in the Chinese industrial city of Suqian, about six hours' drive from Shanghai, workers stand for up to 10 hours a day in hot workshops slicing and blasting iPhone casings for Apple Inc., handling noxious chemicals sometimes without proper gloves or masks.
Amazon Go: Convenience and Concern at New Checkout-Free Corner Shop
All around me in this Seattle corner shop, people are grabbing items off the shelves, shoving them into bags or pockets, and bolting for the door. It would feel like well-mannered looting if not for the hi-tech gates where shoppers have to swipe in with their smartphones.
Cybersecurity Hygiene: 17 Steps Your Business Should Be Taking Now
Each year, 71 percent of all cyberattacks target small to mid-sized businesses. Why, you ask? A simple underinvestment in cyber protection.
A 21-ft Cactus, Flirty Tweets and Hyperloop: 10 Amazon HQ2 Bids That Didn’t Work
Amazon has culled its list of potential sites for its second headquarters from 238 bids across North America to just 20.
U.S. Is No Longer One of the Top 10 Most Innovative Countries
Score another one for Seoul while Silicon Valley slides.
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