TREND REPORTS
Multiply Labs Launches a 3D-Printed Vitamin with a Time-Release Twist
[Product]
2016/09/01 11:05
Multiply Labs 3D prints personalized supplementary pills that can contain fast and slow-release vitamins.There have been quite a few “clean” vitamin and supplement startups popping up lately — Olly, Ritual, Elysium Health and Nootrobox are just a few of the venture-backed chosen in the space — and many offer different combinations for better hair, brain power, focus and energy in several di...
(Infographic) The Rise of Digital Nomad
[Consumer]
2016/09/01 11:04
The digital world has allowed people to break free from the typical desk bound job to travel the world while working at the same time. People living this lifestyle are known as digital nomads. In the following infographic by Open Colleges, you would be able to learn how to achieve this flexible working lifestyle and be part of the digital nomad tribe. Anyone can be a digital nomad because all y...
Monthly Trend Report - September. 2016 Edition
[Trendbird]
2016/09/01 11:03
MONTHLY TREND REPORT - September. 2016 Edition Released !TRENDBIRD (What's the Next Big Thing ?) is a Global Trend Research & Consulting Service that Instantly Delivers Industry Expert Information on Emerging Trends & Future Business Opportunities from Around the World, Ahead of The Curve." * 글로벌 리딩 기업의 C-Level 경영진 및 경영전략, 기술연구소, 신사업, 마케팅, 디자인 등 핵심 전략...
These 8 Charts Help Sum Up Social Marketing During the Last Week of the Olympics
[Business]
2016/08/29 11:10
After nearly three weeks of nonstop Olympics, the results are in for brands receiving the most mentions across social media platforms.Sprinklr has been analyzing brand mentions across Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube and others exclusively for Adweek. In the end, Coca-Cola took home the gold, earning 34,400 mentions during the Rio Games. Samsung came in second with 29,800 mentions. Visa wa...
(Video) Harvard's Octobot - The First Autonomous, Entirely Soft Robot
[Tech]
2016/08/29 11:09
Powered by a chemical reaction controlled by microfluidics, 3D-printed ‘octobot’ has no electronics.The octobot, here with fluorescently dyed fugitive inks (red) and hyperelastic actuator layers (blue), is fabricated by moulding and 3D printing. (Image courtesy of Lori Sanders/Harvard University)A team of Harvard University researchers with expertise in 3D printing, mechanical engineering, an...
Consumer Interest In Auto Tech is Lower and Slower Than You Think
[Consumer]
2016/08/29 11:08
Autonomous driving features and an electric/hybrid drivetrain ranked dead last from a list of 12 car characteristics, even for future purchases.The industry announcements around auto-related technologies such as autonomous driving, electric/hybrid vehicles, ride-sharing services and more have been coming so fast and furious lately that it seems to be a foregone conclusion that everyone wants al...
Symphony Commerce Raises $11M to Help Brands Offer Faster Shipping
[Investing]
2016/08/29 11:07
Symphony Commerce, a provider of cloud technology for e-commerce platforms, is raising $11 million to grow its fulfillment business. Charles River Ventures, Blue Cloud Ventures, Bain Capital Ventures and FirstMark Capital invested in the round.Symphony, which helps companies like Gatorade and Hershey’s manage their web business, is doubling down on its logistics services, by helping these bran...
Climate Change is Making Oysters and Other Shellfish Dangerous to Eat
[Investing]
2016/08/29 11:05
Oyster happy hours are going to be getting sadder in the coming years—and we probably have climate change to blame. The connection comes from a new study (paywall) in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences that links the rapid rise in sea temperatures in the North Atlantic with a surge in Vibrio, a genus of bacteria that thrives in shellfish and teems in coastal waters—and can be...
New Ink Lets Printed Photos Produce Energy
[Tech]
2016/08/29 11:05
Finnish researchers printed photovoltaic ink onto a solar cell to create energy-producing photographs.Using new designs to make old objects sustainable is something we’re seeing more of, such as these solar powered e-paper city signs and connected clothing that create networked wardrobes. In Finland, researchers from the Aalto University School of Science developed an inkjet printed solar cell...
