Growing at a massive rate, the overall UAV (OEM+ aftermarket) is projected to reach USD 27.4 billion in 2021. By 2026, it is estimated to reach USD 58.4 billion at a CAGR of 16.4 per cent from 2021 to 2026. CloudCover, a professional consulting and implementation company deployed an Orion 2 tethered drone over the […]
European tech-based startups are garnering a lot of attention from investors on the back of their innovative solutions and revolutionary ideas, catering to several challenges across critical industries. The founders […]
The Covid-19 outbreak has increased the importance of tracking mobility of individuals. A global research network has showcased how tracking and documenting movement of people can be of significant help to the government agencies during the pandemic. Maintaining such a database can help contain the spread of Covid-19 by offering clues to the potential hotspots, especially with the Omicron variant wreaking havoc.
Rock climbing made its debut at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, Japan (postponed to 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic). The decision was based on a single, but critical factor – the International Federation of Sport Climbing, in 2015, estimated that there were 35 million climbers worldwide. It was a more than enough indication of the popularity the sport has garnered over the years.
Considering its rich history, its inclusion as an Olympic sport was a long time coming, though.
Considering its rich history, its inclusion as an Olympic sport was a long time coming, though.
Neo Medical, a Lausanne, Switzerland-based medtech company recently received funding from Boundary Holding, a European investment firm. The funds raised in the process will be used to finance the company’s global growth and expansion in targeted key markets. Neo Medical is currently focused on five strategic markets, which include the USA, Germany, Spain, Switzerland, and France.
After having catered to around 40 million Indian students at home, the Indian Institute of Technology in Delhi (IIT-D) is planning to go international and open two campuses in Egypt and Saudi Arabia as part of a global outreach and expansion of top Indian institutes.
It is the first such indirect step towards making ‘study in India’ a reality and ensuring India’s much-vaunted education system contributes towards enhancing global standard of learning. It will also enhance IIT-D’s financial health, reducing its dependence on government grants.
It is the first such indirect step towards making ‘study in India’ a reality and ensuring India’s much-vaunted education system contributes towards enhancing global standard of learning. It will also enhance IIT-D’s financial health, reducing its dependence on government grants.
Every year, more than 20 million people around the world report some form of mobility impairment. Individuals with minor, moderate, or substantial difficulty were aged between 59 to 67. This issue, however, is not unusual among young people. People with mobility disabilities have numerous transportation difficulties, which prevent them from participating in a variety of activities. A stairwell, in particular, is an insurmountable obstacle for wheelchair users.
Neo Medical, a medtech business situated in Lausanne, Switzerland, recently acquired money from European investment firm Boundary Holding. The money raised will go towards financing the company’s global expansion and expansion into key areas. Neo Medical is now concentrating its efforts on five key markets: the United States, Germany, Spain, Switzerland, and France.