Now the company is rushing toward commercializing its miracle movers.
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Yet apparently, Samsung actually went through with commercializing The Wall.
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The researchers are already working on commercializing such a diagnostic tool.
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After commercializing its tests in Walgreens, Theranos begins reaching consumers directly.
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While the concept has been proved, commercializing fusion remains elusive. Why?
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Klick Health specializes in commercializing and researching the latest health technologies.
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There is no commercializing this [points to self], what I am.
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It also restricts artists from commercializing their work without government approval.
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Wired also reported that O'Leary is interested in commercializing the tool eventually.
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Connecting our robots, developing and commercializing this visual mapping in the robots.
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Continental will handle integrating the components and software, and commercializing the platform.
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NASA has announced a plan to start commercializing the International Space Station.
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Hansen said he's very excited about the move towards commercializing space travel.
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One level deeper: The biggest hurdle in commercializing this technology is cost.
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Nanyang Technological University is in talks with manufacturers about commercializing the technology.
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WK: What did you learn from commercializing AI at IBM with Watson?
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Commercializing new drugs could also eventually offer Clover inroads into the pharma market.
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Inventing is Only Half the Battle Protecting and commercializing inventions is just as hard.
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However, commercializing the Orion and the Space Launch System might be a viable alternative.
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"This is a groundbreaking step toward rapidly commercializing autonomous vehicle technology," said Mr. Vogt.
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"Historically, Europe has not done a good job of commercializing that research effort," Wehmeier said.
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It's a significant turn for NASA, which has long been antagonistic toward commercializing the ISS.
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Startups are increasingly acting as vehicles for commercializing research and carrying it into aging corporates.
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"The major problem in Kenya is not about farming, it's about commercializing farming," he said.
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The larger effort focuses on commercializing clean energy technology, which governments usually help to develop.
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For now, Blue Origin is working toward commercializing space with its own reusable rocket system.
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"We're on the cusp of commercializing low-Earth orbit," said Jim Bridenstine, the NASA administrator.
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Corellium was accused of commercializing this replica iOS while masquerading as a cybersecurity research firm.
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The company is adept, perhaps more so than any other game industry player, at commercializing nostalgia.
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Even without that, private companies are rapidly commercializing space and are partners in any moon mission.
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Since then DeFonzo's worked for companies like NuVasive, Confluent Surgical, and NeuroLogica, commercializing the companies' technologies.
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Longer term Zespri is working on commercializing tiny kiwi berries and a variety of red kiwifruit.
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It is not that Cruz and Nelson are against commercializing low Earth orbit operations in principle.
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I felt like, I don't want to participate in the world of commercializing pictures of people.
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Their corporate wealth is built on harvesting and commercializing the information supplied by the online multitudes.
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But Diamandis stands firm that the process of commercializing a product is ultimately good for society.
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The move continues Microsoft's pattern of commercializing tools that fall outside of the company's own technology stack.
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With her business savvy and experience commercializing health products, she hoped she was uniquely situated to help.
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The controversy could resurface privacy concerns about other advanced technologies from Amazon that the company is commercializing.
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"Scientists are on the cusp of commercializing the first personalized cancer vaccine," says the MIT Technology Review.
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The future felt truly and easily female (despite the problematic co-opting and commercializing of that phrase).
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Biotechnology company Gilead Sciences works in discovering, developing and commercializing therapeutics that help patients improve their health.
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After acquiring this technology from the Canadian government, Arius spent a number of years commercializing its approach.
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The company announced in 2018 that it was commercializing its imaging sensors for automotive use as well.
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The timeframe for commercializing driverless cars is now said to be 2020–2021, but even that is unclear.
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They've raised an $800,000 (Canadian) seed round from TandemLaunch, a Montreal-based incubator that focuses on commercializing research.
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He preaches patience, and says prematurely commercializing the seed could ultimately prevent the grain from reaching its potential.
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"Where we see benefit is when you start commercializing… the opportunities that this throws up," he tells TechCrunch.
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At the same time, the start-up was ready to find a partner to begin commercializing its products.
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The shift would essentially leave DeepMind as a research-only organization, with Google focused on commercializing its findings.
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The twin incentives of extracting oil and the new federal subsidies provide a foundation for commercializing carbon capture.
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The bride, 2129, is a Blavatnik Fellow at Harvard, where she is commercializing technology for diagnosis of cancer.
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Mr. Krafcik recently hinted that Waymo was further along in commercializing its self-driving technology than previously indicated.
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The bride, 33, is a Blavatnik Fellow at Harvard, where she is commercializing technology for diagnosis of cancer.
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The partnership is limited to Canada, and the companies will make decisions about commercializing the products in the future.
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As 5G networks begin rolling out and commercializing around the world, telecoms vendors are rushing to get a headstart.
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Swager said the company is working on commercializing the product: "I think it would be at least a year."
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Currently, Jackson is considering what to do next with the software and whether it's worth commercializing as a career.
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But, it is one of the first few examples of a company actually commercializing autonomous vehicles as a service.
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VMware says it's looking to acquire Pivotal Pivotal is best known for commercializing the open-source Cloud Foundry platform.
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Safe Traces and other startups are helping to increasing food traceability by commercializing new modes of tracking food provenance.
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New data deal: Tech giants' corporate wealth is built on harvesting and commercializing the information supplied by online multitudes.
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Regulations for producing and commercializing cannabis oil will be written in 60 days, ruling party lawmaker Alberto Belaunde said.
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NeuroQore: NeuroQore is commercializing an innovative new repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) therapy system for treatment of drug resistant depression.
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The UMWA endorsed former President Barack Obama in 2008, when he promised to put resources into commercializing clean coal technology.
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This is the latest move that indicates Waymo might be closer to commercializing its technology than many may have thought.
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Successfully commercializing solid-state battery technology could be key to making electric battery cars as affordable as today's gasoline cars.
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The initial focus for commercializing has been around companies, with 25 percent of Fortune 500 companies now using the product.
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I still wouldn't have felt comfortable commercializing the cheating part, because I thought it could get me put in jail.
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An innovation box would give firms a reward for commercializing new technology and encourage them to declare the profits here.
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By commercializing part of the ISS, NASA hopes to start to decrease the cost of maintaining the giant, orbiting laboratory.
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California has put a sharp focus on the tension between commercializing public space on highways versus protecting the public's interest.
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Databricks, one of a few companies commercializing the open source Apache Spark framework, has to date only run in AWS.
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Corporations are also turning their attention to space exploration, with a view to commercializing space travel in the coming decades.
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New York (CNN Business)IBM is commercializing a new technology that makes it easier for computers to understand human communication.
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Sierra Energy is commercializing a gasification technology that can turn municipal waste into valuable products like diesel and hydrogen gas.
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Late last year, the first specification for 5G was completed, which was considered a huge step toward commercializing the technology.
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The move gives Red Hat a prominent name to keep commercializing hot open-source software as part of its arsenal.
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It's a culture and a tradition and something that I and other witches take seriously, and commercializing our religion is hurtful.
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But a year later, the Xperia Touch as it's now called, has been vastly improved and Sony is commercializing the product.
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In terms of risks overall, space entrepreneurs still need to prove they are up for the tasks related to commercializing space.
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He added that another possibility for commercializing the drone would be to use it as a cargo platform — presumably for deliveries.
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NASA remains committed to a goal of commercializing LEO, and its ISS end-of-life strategy is part of that plan.
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Many slammed the president for commercializing a religious holiday and for making himself, rather than Christmas, the focus of the hat.
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From afar, it seemed that the region's success in developing and commercializing advanced technology must stem from intellectual and procedural rigor.
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Axon, a manufacturer of tasers and body cameras for police officers, said that it could not "ethically justify" commercializing facial recognition.
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At a time when many professors worried that commercializing their discoveries would compromise their academic integrity, Reimers showed no such hesitation.
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Continental said it would play a role in commercializing the new platform, which is to be sold to other auto manufacturers.
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Arie Belldegrun, who was a fellow in the 1980s, now runs Kite, the company commercializing the National Cancer Institute's CAR technology.
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The Trump administration would like to relieve itself of the burden of operating the ISS by 2024, likely by commercializing it.
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It's not something that we're going to be commercializing in the very near terms because we have other things as well.
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Start-ups are on the verge of commercializing new kind of reactors that can be installed where electricity is needed most.
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Fitch expects that the commercializing of pipeline products will also provide support for longer-term top-line growth and incrementally increasing margins.
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We have the Jurassic franchise to warn us about the dangers of not just playing God but commercializing our frolics as well.
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While the concept of an air-taxi is nothing new, there haven't been substantial developments in commercializing a fleet for consumer use.
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"Theranos recently closed on a recapitalization of its recent investors, unifying their support as the Company moves toward commercializing its innovative technologies."
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"We would be open to commercializing and discussing opportunities with investors, but at the moment there's no commercial plan," Falanga told CNBC.
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The new investment, which is an unspecified portion of a $250 million round, exemplifies Microsoft's increased focus on commercializing open-source software.
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Companies that lead in commercializing ideas also typically build factories near their research centers so scientists can test products before making them.
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Locus is already commercializing a version of its technology with bacteriophages designed to target e coli bacteria to treat urinary tract infections.
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AI — the key enabling technology for commercializing this data — is available to everyone and monopolized by no single or group of companies.
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Alexander Butterman, a trademark attorney for the Staas & Halsey intellectual property law firm, said that he could earn money by commercializing it.
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"Commercializing a new aviation fuel takes a lot of effort and time as there are so many checks and balances," says Holmgren.
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The researchers said they are "on the brink" of commercializing the innovation, and touted its benefits for the fight against climate change.
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But commercializing the science behind treatments for cancer and longevity run the risk of making them only available to the wealthiest individuals.
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Cloudera has led the way in commercializing the Hadoop open-source software for storing and processing great supplies of different types of data.
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The CEO also maintained the firm's 2019 goal of commercializing all-solid-state batteries, a new type of battery that significantly increases safety.
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At the time, Google was in the early stages of commercializing its cloud, said Clarke, Workday's senior vice president of technology and infrastructure.
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Adamis Pharmaceuticals Corporation is a specialty biopharmaceutical company focused on developing and commercializing products in the therapeutic areas of respiratory disease and allergy.
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For now, these studies are just concepts and NASA is not officially moving forward with any one method for commercializing low Earth orbit.
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For decades, America lost factories and jobs to China but retained a coveted title: the world's leader in inventing and commercializing new products.
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"I was always thinking about how porn moved technology forward, but also how porn moved the commercializing of the web forward," she says.
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Google's parent company Alphabet is increasingly commercializing the technology coming out of its artificial intelligence research unit DeepMind, four years after acquiring it.
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"Commercializing the lunar stuff, honestly, is not going to happen as fast, because there isn't a market for it anytime soon," says Garver.
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Havelange was more interested in commercializing the World Cup, setting it on a course to become the world's biggest and most profitable sporting event.
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"Academia itself needs a re-thinking of its use of data for research and subsequent ethics of commercializing lab work," said Carroll by email.
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It's a potentially transformative technology for graphic designers and even regular cubicle monkeys—so let's hope the researchers are keen on commercializing their creation.
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It's announcing a new tranche of funding today — £1.5 million, following its $300,000 seed back in 2014 — with the aim of commercializing the tech.
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Tesla, Google, Uber and other autonomous car makers are within three to five years of commercializing self-driving cars that require no human oversight.
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Dana Stevens is the Director of Local Affairs and "High Means DUI" for Smart Approaches to Marijuana, a national organization advocating against commercializing marijuana.
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No such technology yet exists for cannabis, but several tech startups and university scientists say they're close to commercializing something resembling a cannabis breathalyzer.
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Most academics respect the boundaries of informed consent and university research ethics board approval in collection and use of data and appropriately commercializing research.
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In their lawsuit, the Kansas corn farmers accused Syngenta of negligently commercializing the corn seeds before obtaining export approval in China, a major importer.
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The start-up, which has a staff of six, plans to use the capital to ramp up hiring and begin commercializing the product, Masad said.
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Medical data is still ostensibly protected, but big data is increasingly commercializing semi-anonymous records that can be used to reveal information about individual patients.
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"This public road permit is a major milestone ... and it is a step to commercializing autonomous technology on roads," the former Volvo executive told Reuters.
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The researchers say that they could manufacture it for as little as $20, and that a handful of investors have asked them about commercializing it.
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But enabling a robot vehicle to drive from Point A to Point B is just the start—commercializing AVs will take a lot more work.
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IBM's early struggles with Watson point to the sobering fact that commercializing new technology, however promising, typically comes in short steps rather than giant leaps.
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Dr. McKinnon brings to CertiVox more than 20 years experience in commercializing technology innovations, the last ten of these as a partner with Pentech Ventures.
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But battery tech is frustratingly slow to advance, due to both the chemical processes involved and the challenges that exist around commercializing new battery designs.
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It said the module will aid its plans to start commercializing 5G network technology for the automotive sector in the second half of this year.
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For now, Robinhood Clearing will only be used on its own platform, but the start-up did not rule out the possibility of commercializing it.
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That'll be a big help if we ever want to make a go of colonizing Mars, or even of properly commercializing space closer to home.
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It'll look to develop tech for its own fleet, and work in partnership with automakers, including Toyota, in pursuit of commercializing and deploying autonomous driving.
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Laws commercializing marijuana only make this problem worse and hamper local communities' ability to deal with the health and safety fallout of increased drug use.
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The Japanese government aims to start commercializing flying vehicles from around 2023, beginning with the transport of goods, and expanding to moving people closer to 2030.
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Already, more than 15 million vehicles feature fundamental, Level 2 autonomy, thanks to Mobileye, and Waymo is within reach of commercializing fully autonomous, Level 203 driving.
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In retrospect, all the signs were there that Musk would reverse his promise to stay clear of commercializing the idea he first proposed back in 2013.
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Proponents of biotech crops in China argue that commercializing GMO products will reduce the need for farmers to resort to unapproved varieties to boost their yields.
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Gorjanc doesn't plan on commercializing the project anytime soon; instead, she hopes it will ultimately bring attention to the lack of legal protection for biological information.
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Several public institutions, such as the Fraunhofer Network, support these SMEs by helping to bridge the gap between research and industry through developing and commercializing innovations.
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Still, commercializing drugs and devices takes a big investment—hundreds of millions of dollars to support, say, a clinical trial—and the research is still nascent.
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And it raises the stakes in an increasingly intense battle between not just companies but also countries to lead in developing and commercializing the revolutionary technology.
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The key personnel change comes at a pivotal time for the company, which recently began the process of commercializing a pair of its extremely advanced robots.
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"A recent streak of events highlight the challenges (from financial to technical) with commercializing all-electric transport," Morgan Stanley analysts said in a note this week.
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They're helping usher in a new era of energy, whether by engineering or commercializing breakthrough battery technologies or building up the nation's largest rooftop solar business.
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In the shorter term, however, the company is focusing on commercializing parts of its technology so it can start generating revenue in the next 18 months.
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The team's route for commercializing their open source framework is via Corelight's turn-key solutions for enterprise network visibility which they say reduce deployment time and complexity.
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"This is Gay Inc 2.0 where now we're not only sort of commercializing gay community and spaces, now we … take their expressions and their terminology," Jolivette said.
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The benefits of this model are obvious: It aligns the incentives of the individual, the university and the federal government in the direction of commercializing their discoveries.
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The Delphi-Transdev partnership will provide "a clear path to commercializing automated mobility on demand," said Glen De Vos, Delphi's chief technology officer, in a media briefing.
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The big picture from Axios emerging tech reporter Kaveh Waddell: The U.S. had a head start in commercializing AI, thanks to unmatched talent and eager VC money.
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She added that GM is running Cruise "as a startup," and giving the team responsibility not only for developing the technology but also strategies for commercializing it.
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VMware today confirmed that it is in talks to acquire software development platform Pivotal Software, the service best known for commercializing the open-source Cloud Foundry platform.
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It's no coincidence that many of those who've left what is now called Waymo to start their own companies are laser-focused on commercializing self-driving technology.
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Under the bill, DOE would work with the National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine on a study of barriers to and opportunities around commercializing carbon dioxide.
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Founded by software industry veterans, including Skype and Rdio co-founder Janus Friis, Starship's focus is entirely on building and commercializing fleets of autonomous sidewalk delivery robots.
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After changing hands from Google to SoftBank, the robot maker is getting more aggressive about commercializing products, bringing Spot to market while Handle waits in the wings.
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With Jiaxi Fang and Tandeep Chadha, both of Washington University in St. Louis, Biswas created a startup company, Applied Particle Technology, to work on commercializing the product.
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"Historically we've seen IBM invest in a technology early with some early promise, but then they've had difficulty commercializing good technologies or innovations at scale," Olson said.
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Strict price controls mean that producing, distributing or commercializing food is either going to lead you to bankruptcy or if you sell at a profit, to jail.
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However, even if issues the technology might encounter are solved, Google has yet to publicly announce any strategies for monetizing and commercializing its self-driving car technology.
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At the recommendation of its AI ethics board, "Axon will not be commercializing face matching products on our body camera," the company announced in a blog post today.
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Cara Therapeutics is a clinical-stage biotechnology company focused on developing and commercializing new chemical entities designed to alleviate pain and pruritus by selectively targeting kappa opioid receptors.
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The $5 million seed round, led by Anthemis, with Japan's Global Brain, Germany's Amplifier and SV's Synapse Partners, will mostly be dedicated to commercializing the product, Pindeus said.
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Similar to Chuck Hull, Deckard and Beaman went on to start a company with the goal of commercializing their new technology through building and selling SLS 3D printers.
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"No one comes close to our progress in commercializing this revolutionary transportation system," said Brogan BamBrogan, Hyperloop One's chief technology officer and a founder, before the test run.
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But if the country succeeds in surmounting the political risks and commercializing advanced nuclear systems, there will be a push worldwide to generalize these achievements beyond China's borders.
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The ride-hailing service is one of the first companies to begin commercializing self-driving trucks, integrating — albeit slowly — the technology into its shipment-booking service, Uber Freight.
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Especially in the bi- and multilateral deals that surrounded the main agreement (the US signed dozens), it was mainly about researching, testing, commercializing, and deploying low-carbon technologies.
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It would make it easier for entrepreneurs and established companies to create partnerships with national lab experts and simplify the process of commercializing the results of such partnerships.
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"This new policy from NASA of commercializing low-Earth orbit is to stimulate the growth of a low-Earth orbit economy," NASA spokesperson Gary Jordan said in an email.
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Opportunities and challenges in commercializing space privately You're a sales associate at a big-box retailer and a customer just asked whether the latest iPhone 7 is in stock.
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The tech is already licensed to Jeeva Wireless, a startup founded by UW researchers (including Gollakota) a while back that's already working on commercializing another low-power wireless device.
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But the satisfaction of giving life to your most intimate imaginings is unparalleled and precious—part of the reason why Barri has no intention of commercializing Versum anytime soon.
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Headquartered in Cambridge, Exonics has licensed the gene editing technology developed by Olson's lab and is moving it toward human trials, with the hopes of one day commercializing treatments.
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Founded in 2008, Cloudera is one of several Silicon Valley companies that's commercializing an open source programming framework called Hadoop, which helps businesses process large amounts of disparate data.
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Uber will retain operational control and majority ownership of the unit, but external partners could share the cost of developing and eventually commercializing self-driving technology, the newspaper said.
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"Most voters don't understand that legalization actually means commercializing edibles, pot candies, pot concentrates that are 99 percent THC," Sabet said, referring to the main psychoactive component of marijuana.
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Armory – Deployment and rollback software Armory is a company that's commercializing Spinnaker, an open source, multi-cloud continuous delivery platform for quickly (and, hopefully self-assuredly) releasing software changes.
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Britain's tourism agencies, who want to capitalize on the growing interest in the Seven Sisters, are also worried about that — and about promoting the place without over-commercializing it.
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Decree 349 has prohibited cultural activities outside the formal governmental approval and would allow the Cuban government to shut down art exhibitions and restricts artists from commercializing their work.
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Alphabet has yet to disclose what the plan for commercializing its car is, but it's clear the project is expecting to "graduate" from X soon to stand on its own.
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As Facebook's director of its connectivity programs Yael Maguire told me in an interview at the event, it's worth remembering that Facebook itself has no interest in commercializing these technologies.
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While everyone was interested in the potential revenues from commercializing the LME, at that stage a limited profit entity, only HKEx brought an extra strategic vision to the negotiating table.
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The tech "nears level 3 on freeways" according to the company, and its introduction will help to achieve the carmaker's goals of commercializing fully autonomous vehicles for consumers by 2022.
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Solyndra goes belly up after $250 million in federal support, but the same critics of NIH partnerships have responded that government investment is necessary because commercializing green energy is risky.
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The spills come as Petroperu has been preparing to take part in oil production with a private partner after more than two decades of mostly refining, commercializing and transporting crude.
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Cheniere signed two major sales deals this year before the tariffs were announced, including one with China, fully commercializing the third liquefaction unit at its Corpus Christi project in Texas.
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It's clear to all that the potential financial gains of commercializing nuclear genome transfer for infertility would be huge — as would selling genetic "upgrades" via embryo editing to wealthy parents.
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"Corellium's business is based entirely on commercializing the illegal replication of the copyrighted operating system and applications that run on Apple's iPhone, iPad, and other Apple devices," the suit said.
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In December, the organization that creates the rules governing wireless connectivity completed the first specification for a kind of 53G, which was considered an important step toward commercializing the technology.
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Initially, at least, it seems that Instagram is trying to straddle the line between wringing more value out of its network for brands and retailers and overtly commercializing your feed.
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The authors conclude that advanced fission designs have no hope at all of commercializing in the US by mid-century, which is when the US economy needs to be decarbonized.
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Below, check out Strong Opinions Loosely Held host Elisa Kresigner's conversation with celebrated author and Bitch Media co-founder, Andi Zeisler, to hear her take on the dangers of commercializing feminism.
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Torc has developed technology that allows vehicles to operate at a high level of automation, known as level 4, helping Daimler to accelerate its own plans for commercializing self-driving vehicles.
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It's been long-rumored that Samsung is working on commercializing a phone with a foldable screen, and the latest rumors suggest the company could launch it as soon as next year.
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Continental, the world's second-biggest supplier to carmakers by sales, said it would play a key role in commercializing the new platform, which is to be sold to other auto manufacturers.
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It plans to use proceeds from its secondary listing for developing and commercializing the three late-stage drug candidates, expanding its product portfolio and for general working capital, the prospectus showed.
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"As a company, we are committed to developing and commercializing products with the best interest of patients in mind, and without violating the intellectual property rights of third parties," it added.
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Still, many telecom operators take a dim view of some of the aggressive moves being made by these peers, especially when it comes to business models based on commercializing customer data.
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While Rinaldo had tried to pitch the JoyStick as a system that could provide pleasure for both participants, decisions made in the design process reflected AEBN's strategy for commercializing the device.
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Docker had problems commercializing its technology prior to this as the container technology moved away from the container itself, which became a commodity of sorts, and moved towards management with Kubernetes.
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Environmental interests also have reason for dismay, because the program has failed to live up to the promise of commercializing low-greenhouse gas second-generation fuels made from non-food feedstocks.
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Susan Brandt, the president of Dr. Seuss Enterprises, which oversees Mr. Geisel's brand (a brand he resisted commercializing), argued that the museum's critical distinction is between Dr. Seuss and Mr. Geisel.
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"Corellium's business is based entirely on commercializing the illegal replication of the copyrighted operating system and applications that run on Apple's iPhone, iPad, and other Apple devices," Apple's revised complaint alleges.
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The process of commercializing its autonomous technology is taking longer than many industry experts anticipated, leading analysts at Morgan Stanley to slash their valuation of the company last week by 40%.
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The university said in a statement that Dr. Mitra assisted drug companies in patenting and commercializing these inventions, all the while concealing his efforts and denying his involvement to university officials.
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"We believe this is the best path forward to implement cruise tech at a massive scale…this is a ground-breaking and necessary step toward rapidly commercializing autonomous vehicle technology," Vogt said.
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For example, they are commercializing their water ammonia versus nitrate algorithm (which is something that keeps the right chemical balance needed for breaking down wastewater) and selling it to other treatment plants.
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It's a three-year-old, San Francisco-based biotechnology company focused on developing and commercializing gene therapy products for patients suffering from serious, life-threatening rare diseases caused by single gene defects.
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Commercializing technology developed by UC Berkeley with grants from the NSF and DARPA, Synvivia's genetically encoded bio-containment system engineers organisms to only live when they have access to specific, small molecules.
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He has also just left his academic day job to focus on commercializing the pro-privacy, decentralized web platform he's been building at MIT for years — via a new startup, called Inrupt.
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It also wants to increase visibility into how the UK is doing when it comes to commercializing academic research to feed further growth of the ecosystem by sharing best practice, per King.
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Low business investment, a lack of focus on exports, limited public spending on infrastructure, and greater difficulty commercializing scientific research than in the United States, have all played a part, she added.
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"Corellium's business is based entirely on commercializing the illegal replication of the copyrighted operating system and applications that run on Apple's iPhone, iPad, and other Apple devices," Apple argued in the complaint.
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Companies commercializing Kubernetes include Google itself,which offers a Google Kubernetes Engine (formerly Google Container Engine), Red Hat OpenShift, Pivotal's Pivotal Container System (known under the confusing acronym PKS) and CoreOS Tectonic.
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The answer has to be found through innovating and commercializing a suite of advanced energy technologies, which in America will produce generations of great jobs that help modernize and grow our economy.
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But before you blame Kris Kringle for commercializing Christmas, think back to what it was like before he came to town, when kids -- and many adults -- really had something to pout about.
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Today, a growing class of well-heeled lobbyists intent on commercializing marijuana are doing everything they can to sell legal weed as a panacea for every contemporary challenge we face in America.
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"They're commercializing tragedy, and it's not historic," said Carlos, a man I spoke to whose brother was abducted years ago, a few miles outside of Culiacán (I've changed his name, at his request).
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The question is what happens after funding to the ISS is cut, and so far there haven't been any good answers besides some vague hand waving at the idea of commercializing the ISS.
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In his 1987 classic RoboCop, Paul Verhoeven warns of the dangers of commercializing law enforcement and aptly depicts how policing-for-profit erodes the tenuous social contract between the citizen and the state.
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Even with the recent revival, IBM stock has underperformed over a longer time frame and analysts still cite among their concerns: declining revenue, questions over commercializing Watson, and Amazon's and Microsoft's lead in cloud.
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Opportunities and challenges in commercializing space privately The healthcare technology sector has given rise to some of the most innovative startups in the world, which are poised to help people live longer, better lives.
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But the school must do more, faster, especially in commercializing intellectual property created on its campuses, said Laura Cantero, executive director of Grupo Guayacan, a nonprofit organization that educates and provides financing to entrepreneurs.
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The idea is to sell the whole stack to mining companies as a plug-and-play solution, but work on commercializing the SLAM software separately for those who want to license and customize it.
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The new process isn't just better in terms of producing hazardous byproducts, it's also cheaper according to MIT, which provides an additional incentive for commercializing it and applying it to more metals than just antimony.
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They aim to accelerate investment in developing and commercializing the hydrogen sector, currently amounting to just 1.4 billion euros a year - compared with the hundreds of billions of dollars invested annually by the oil sector.
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"We are bringing the first experience of commercializing this technology on the African continent and the objective is, based on this experience over time, roll it out in the rest of the continent," Nico said.
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After decades of failures for any company not named Red Hat, this year has seen the IPOs of MuleSoft, a platform for connecting applications, and Cloudera, which is commercializing the big data analytics platform Hadoop.
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With a deep experience commercializing drugs for Novartis and as the founder of the cannabis testing company SB Labs, Butt and his technical co-founder are uniquely positioned to bring this new therapy to market.
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They will cooperate on projects including attracting downstream rare earths customers to Malaysia, as well as commercializing certain residues from Lynas' Malaysian plant for agricultural uses, Lynas and Malaysia's MARA said in a joint statement.
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Bank Vontobel analysts said the Spark deal gives Roche a proven platform for commercializing gene therapies, but did not come without risks — including getting beaten to market by rivals with similar treatments in the works.
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The result of years of research and millions of dollars in investment, KDC Ag is commercializing a technology that claims to solve the three intertwined problems of fertilizer overuse, food waste and water scarcity in farming.
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"They live in a crowded space, in tough conditions, yet they are constantly creating, designing, manufacturing and commercializing all kinds of goods," said Rubio, who was impressed with Dharavi when he first visited four years ago.
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Together they sensed the profitable opportunities that could arise from professionalizing and commercializing their efforts and set up the Southern Publicity Association, selling their services to groups like the Red Cross and the Anti-Saloon League.
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Commercializing the Moon is a logical next step after continuing to make low-Earth orbit accessible to private companies and enterprise – I think the biggest question now is whether or not the timelines here are realistic.
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I retain the privilege to agree to the terms of use before I download an app onto my cell phone or began to use freeware — product categories whose economic model rests on commercializing my personal data.
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Leader Pelosi believes that Steve Jobs and his colleagues at Apple deserve enormous credit for taking federally backed innovations off the shelf, refining them, commercializing them and turning them into a beautiful device that changed the world.
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And though the commercial payoffs of space exploration have the potential to be enormous, the groundwork in robotics and artificial intelligence needed for sustained profitably in commercializing resources on the moon and asteroids is still decades away.
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Mr. Dyson said he could be on track to commercializing a so-called solid state battery, which analysts say might be more powerful and safer than the lithium ion devices now used in electric cars and cellphones.
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The presentation said that Cyngn had already developed and integrated a beta version of an autonomous system based on computer vision and deep learning, and that it would be commercializing its technology by the end of August.
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The problem of broad licenses is exacerbated by the Bayh-Dole Act of 1980, which was intended to turn patents into a way of commercializing federally funded research and allow research institutions to profit big off their inventions.
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Biometric payment card startup Zwipe has swiped $14M to add to an earlier Series B round as it continues to work towards commercializing technology that embeds a fingerprint reader in payment plastic for an added layer of security.
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With its massive network of riders, restaurants and shippers of freight-- as soon as driverless vehicles become safe enough to run on public roads the world-over, Uber should have an edge in commercializing and profiting from them.
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"The purpose of the Act is to ensure that the threat of liability does not deter potential manufacturers or sellers of effective anti-terrorism technologies from developing and commercializing technologies that could save lives," it adds on its website .
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Opportunities and challenges in commercializing space privately The dawn of the space age was, in many ways, a direct response to heightened competitive political and military rhetoric from major global superpowers in the latter part of the previous century.
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He said China had introduced an equivalent of the U.S. Bayh-Dole Act, ensuring that patents taken out on government-sponsored research were being used, which may have had an influence on Chinese universities' attitude towards commercializing their research.
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The third phase, which is a bit further out in the future and depends on a fully-functional autonomous platform, will consist of Proterra licensing and commercializing the system for use beyond just one route on the Nevada streets.
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"From an entrepreneur's perspective, cost pressures, stringent regulatory and data security requirements, and continually evolving sequencing technologies are barriers to designing, developing, scaling up, and commercializing DNA-powered products for everyday life," Thurston, said when the partnership was announced.
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But Ferré said Insightec is aware of the concerns, which is why much of the capital the company has raised recently is being put toward both commercializing the technology and conducting further study to ensure its applicability and safety.
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In technology, China has embarked on a plan called "Made in China 903" that's plowing government funds and research into commercializing 10 strategic industries while creating regulations and swiping intellectual property from abroad to make them all grow faster.
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One level deeper: Female scientists are less than half as likely to receive a patent for their research, per a World Intellectual Property Oraganisation study, which may indicate females are less likely to consider commercializing their products and designs.
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There are thousands of start-up companies commercializing technologies in which the underlying research and development have been funded by the government, and there could be thousands more engaged in a Green New Deal if the government undertakes it.
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There were some pockets of success in the corporate world and in academia, but the dream of turning the network into a proto-AOL—pitched by UIUC's Bitzer when the university first discussed commercializing the technology—never came to pass.
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There is a risk to commercializing another product that's addictive for some and may be harmful in other ways for others, and there may be better ways to legalize or regulate pot that minimize those risks than what we're doing today.
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"An I.P.O. could potentially be an outcome for Practice Fusion, but currently we continue our focus on commercializing our products, growing the business and serving our physician community," a Practice Fusion spokeswoman wrote in an email, declining to comment further.
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But it comes eight months after Dyson relinquished Sakti3's core battery patents, and doubts remain in the field regarding her main claim, asserted repeatedly — that she was on the verge of commercializing much-sought-after solid state battery technology.
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Toyota, the world's second largest automaker, made its first foray into commercializing rehabilitation robots on Wednesday, launching a rental service for its walk assist system, which helps patients to learn how to walk again after suffering strokes and other conditions.
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Turning garbage into an agriculture revolution KDC Ag, one arm of the family investment office Kamine Development Corporation, is commercializing a process that turns food waste into a nutrient-rich fertilizer that helps lead to more, and higher quality, produce.
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"The new centre will not only enhance existing Advanced Drive Assistance System technologies but also conduct research into artificial intelligence related self-driving car technologies with the aim of commercializing those technologies," Hyundai Motor said in a statement on Monday.
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This ISS module may not be a full-fledged private space station, but it is a step in NASA's goal of further commercializing the existing space station and ultimately paving the way for more commercial activity in low Earth orbit.
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" Kevin Sabet, president of Smart Approaches to Marijuana, pushed back on the benefits of commercializing the drug, saying it costs $85033 billion a year to taxpayers nationally and $3.3 billion in Colorado for workers' "lost productivity, health, and safety costs.
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"I'm seeing too much of a focus on advertising and commercializing [the technique] and not enough of an emphasis on complying with regulations and generating safety and efficacy data before entering the marketplace," Leigh Turner, a bioethicist at University of Minnesota, told Gizmodo.
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The company launched with an $11 million seed round led by Horizons Ventures, a Hong Kong-based investment fund backed by the multi-billionaire real estate mogul Li Ka-shing, to begin commercializing the technology that Keasling had been researching in his lab.
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In many ways this inaugural batch encapsulates broader trends in commercializing AI. For as long as the chance remains that one of these startups could be the next Dropbox or Airbnb, YC has nothing to lose from investing in verticalizing its storied accelerator.
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In a statement on Wednesday, Japan Display said it would delay increasing investment in organic light-emitting diode (OLED) panel maker JOLED Inc pending a new mid-term business plan, which would include Japan Display's strategy for commercializing the technology for smartphones.
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"We're commercializing more than 10 years of academic research… (about) specific moss cultures which you can find in the woods, and they have the ability to literally eat up air pollution," Denes Honus, chief executive of Green City Solutions, told CNBC's Sustainable Energy.
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Why it matters: StoreDot's completion of a third funding round, not to mention the partnership with a deep-pocketed automaker, signals that StoreDot has convinced investors that it's on a strong path toward successfully commercializing its technology in the crowded EV battery space.
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The teams will work on commercializing their artificial intelligence (AI) research in Toronto, with access to experts and training from schools and tech firms including the University of Toronto, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Harvard University, Alphabet Inc's Google, IBM and NVIDIA Corp.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - A Mexican judge has blocked a company associated with U.S. toymaker Mattel Inc from commercializing the image of artist Frida Kahlo, her family says, as it seeks to halt sales of a Barbie doll styled after the influential artist.
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That could be keeping in line with SoftBank's goal of commercializing its robotics, along the lines of what it's done with Pepper — though, as adorable as the new Spot is, it's probably not going to be greeting Wal-Mart shoppers anytime soon.
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Toys will always be the foundation, but it's also about "commercializing our brands and finding transformative opportunities for us to be a part of other verticals that are directly adjacent to the toy industry," Kreiz, who also is chairman, said in an interview.
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In 2003, Isolda P. Kahlo gave her daughter power of attorney over her affairs, and the following year Pinedo transferred Frida Kahlo's industrial property rights to the newly formed FKC "with the goal of commercializing the 'Frida Kahlo' brand," the corporation's complaint explains.
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There was this little office that was involved with patenting the technologies owned by the NIH and then also commercializing them through licensing, cooperative R&D agreements, direct commercialization, and that was the office I got a chance to get my start and work in.
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NEW YORK, July 07, 2016 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Provista Diagnostics, a private company developing and commercializing protein-based diagnostic, prognostic and monitoring tests for cancers affecting women, today announced the signing of 13 agreements with Third Party Administrator (TPA) Networks for coverage of Videssa® Breast.
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" Another nacelle is being assembled with a view to testing it in "actual operational conditions" at a site in the U.K. John Lavelle, the CEO of GE Renewable Energy Offshore Wind, said the firm was "on track to start commercializing this new product very shortly.
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As you know, Hyperloop One has made amazing progress over the last two years and stands on the precipice of commercializing this leading edge technology to help solve some of the world's mobility problems as well as bring great value & opportunity to everyone it touches.
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ANNOUNCES C$5.0 MILLION BOUGHT DEAL * LEXAGENE HOLDINGS INC - NET PROCEEDS OF OFFERING WILL BE USED TO ADVANCE COMMERCIALIZING PROCESS OF COMPANY'S MICROFLUIDIC TECHNOLOGY * LEXAGENE HOLDINGS INC - ANNOUNCES BOUGHT DEAL AT A PRICE OF $1.15 PER UNIT Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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On this view, DOE has an absolutely critical role to play, not just in basic research but also in applied research, and in offering loan guarantees for risky demonstration projects, and in providing expertise and support to the private sector in commercializing new research.
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MEXICO CITY, April 20 (Reuters) - A Mexican judge has blocked a company associated with U.S. toymaker Mattel Inc from commercializing the image of artist Frida Kahlo, her family says, as it seeks to halt sales of a Barbie doll styled after the influential artist.
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Since proposing the futuristic "fifth mode of transportation" in 2013, Elon Musk hasn't said too much about the hyperloop, preferring to let the companies that are working on commercializing the whole levitating-pod-in-a-vacuum-tube thing to do most of the prognosticating.
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This increases the likelihood that a test done in the gel will be representative of the actual treatment outcome in a human While the team waits on the arduous FDA approval process, it is commercializing its hydrogel with a drug testing as a service model.
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On this view, DOE has an absolutely vital role to play, not just in basic research, but also in applied research, and in offering loan guarantees for risky demonstration projects, and in providing expertise and support to the private sector in commercializing new research.
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Toys will always be the foundation, but it's also about "commercializing our brands and finding transformative opportunities for us to be a part of other verticals that are directly adjacent to the toy industry," Kreiz, who also is chairman, said in a "Mad Money" interview.
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By the third quarter of this year, and starting with Vogue and GQ in the United States, there are plans to offer Condé Nast readers the ability to browse and shop from magazine content, commercializing the editorial portfolio with items available to buy from Farfetch vendors.
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Verizon says that its Forum partners are "well on their way" to commercializing chipsets and devices that will use its spec, but it has previously noted that it may have to update the 5G equipment it plans to deploy to adhere to the eventual universal standard.
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The genetically-modified grass not only threatens the local grass industry, but, according to U.S. Fish and Wildlife, commercializing it could actually "jeopardize the continued existence" of two endangered plant species and would "adversely modify" the habitat of other endangered species, like Fender's Blue Butterfly of Oregon's Willamette Valley.
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"Today, New York legislators learned that commercializing marijuana brings along a host of significant health, safety and societal costs that result in no tax money and no social justice," Kevin Sabet, the president of Smart Approaches to Marijuana New York, an anti-legalization group, said in a statement.
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Commercializing the engine became a focus, as was coming up with a hit game that would show the engine off to its best advantage; for indie developers, having to reconstruct an engine with every new game idea was a pain point that, if solved, would enable more creative output.
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DUBLIN, Ireland, July 8597, 23406 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Horizon Pharma plc (Nasdaq:HZNP), a biopharmaceutical company focused on improving patients' lives by identifying, developing, acquiring and commercializing differentiated and accessible medicines that address unmet medical needs, announced today that its second-quarter 2056465144 financial results will be released on Monday, August 8, 2016.
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And states have more than natural resources to leverage — whether it's commercializing university research on biomedical advances, incubating technology start-ups, or maximizing the economic impact of the emerging electric vehicle industry supply chain, we can and must continue to carry this innovative work forward in states throughout the nation.
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"The complexity of large-scale manufacturing and the challenges of successfully commercializing new technologies and new manufacturing and marketing techniques suggest that shareholders would be better served by having Musk focus on running the company, and allowing an independent director to run the board," ISS said in a report last month.
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Krafcik and Stewart bring a very different kind of talent to the table, with more experience commercializing vehicles and services at scale compared to the likes of outgoing project lead Chris Urmson, who came from an academic research background prior to leading Google's efforts before his departure earlier this month.
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Hu Xiaoming, new CEO of Alibaba's financial affiliate Ant Financial (Ant Financial via Weibo) Hu Xiaoming, new CEO of Alibaba's financial affiliate Ant Financial (Ant Financial via Weibo) Hu's experience with commercializing new technologies and cooperating with state agencies makes him the ideal leader of Ant at a critical time.
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"The complexity of large-scale manufacturing and the challenges of successfully commercializing new technologies and new manufacturing and marketing techniques suggest that shareholders would be better served by having Musk focus on running the company, and allowing an independent director to run the board," according to a copy of ISS' recommendations seen by Reuters.
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The study says the government should set up a central repository for federally- funded university research; school research should be geared toward commercializing products; manufacturers should build long-term relationships with universities, such as Procter & Gamble's link-up with the University of Cincinnati; and public-private research consortia should focus on developing industrywide solutions.
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In 2009, the House Energy and Commerce Committee voted 51-6 to establish the Clean Energy Deployment Administration (CEDA), a federal agency with a full set of financial tools to leverage private sector investment in commercializing and deploying clean energy technologies, from offshore wind projects to small modular nuclear reactors to advanced carbon capture facilities.
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Meanwhile, I understand from a source that the new CEO will be tasked with executing Tide's growth plans, which, along with international expansion, will include evolving the startup to a full SMB banking platform play that will see it continue to plug into providers of other bank related services for small business and further commercializing through revenue-share deals.
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As MindMaze breaks into the consumer market, things grow a bit more uncertain but Tadi insists that the MASK falls in line with the company's bread-and-butter medical ambitions, that being "commercializing the interface between the brain and VR." The company's social hardware follows announcements late last year that Facebook will be introducing an expansive social platform.
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Again, Chao signaled a desire to spark a broader, national conversation about where the U.S. wants drone tech to lead: The drone started out at the Department of Defense, it's an emerging technology, there are those who see the benefits of commercializing them for various uses, it's transforming the way we work, the way we do commerce.
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The map below, from NPR, shows the most common job in every state, as of 2015—and in 29 of the 50 states, it's truck driver: Yet another C-Suite acronym: The CLO Driving the growth in many of these new technologies—and the startups commercializing them–is a new C-level job in corporate America: the "chief learning officer", or CLO.
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While still years away from mass production and availability in consumer devices (we're only just getting around to commercializing 7nm chips, which is expected in 2018), IBM says 5nm chips will see a 40 percent performance boost while using the same energy as existing 10nm chips, or see a 75 percent reduction in energy using the same performance as today.
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There are some classes of investments that we know the technology works; it's just a question of commercializing it and bringing it to market, and Canvas [a Playground-backed company that makes autonomous warehouse carts and was just acquired by Amazon] did an extraordinary job of finding a market that existed and had technology in hand that would solve that problem.
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Based in Research Triangle Park, N.C., Locus is commercializing research initially developed by scientists at North Carolina State University that focused on Cas3 proteins, which devour DNA Pac-Man-style, rather than edit it like the more well-known Cas9-based CRISPR technologies being used by companies like Caribou Biosciences, Editas Medicine, Synthego, Intellia Therapeutics, CRISPR Therapeutics and Beam Therapeutics.
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AI in its early days may have been the domain of tech companies like Google, Apple and IBM when it came to needing and commercializing it, but these days, the wide range of solutions that can be thought of as AI-based, and applications for it, can touch any and all aspects of a business, from back-office functions and customer-facing systems, through to cybersecurity and financial transactions, to manufacturing, logistics and transportation, and robotics.
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"Since we, Just 3D Print, and other companies/individuals are being maligned and spammed by people this week for commercializing public domain CAD designs, we will post a long and thorough response on this page, and other similar pages, so that all creators can better understand all of the potential issues surrounding such commercialization, and know what they can or should do with their designs depending on if they want them commercialized by others," the company wrote in a deluge of copypasta.
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WA: * THE BIOTECHNOLOGY COMPANY ONCOARENDI THERAPEUTICS SETS MAXIMUM SHARE PRICE AT 23 ZLOTYS FOR OFFERED SHARES IN ITS IPO OFFER IN THE SUBSCRIPTION FOR INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS, IT SAYS IN A STATEMENT * IT PLANS TO OBTAIN BETWEEN 53 MILLION AND 66 MILLION ZLOTYS NET FROM THE OFFER, IT SAYS IN A SEPARATE STATEMENT * THE OFFERED SHARES WILL INCLUDE NO LESS THAN 0.5 MLN AND NO MORE THAN 2.0 MLN OF SERIES F SHARES * SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS WILL BE ACCEPTED BETWEEN APRIL 19 AND 27 AND INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS CAN SUBSCRIBE FOR SHARES BETWEEN MARCH 29 AND APRIL 3 * CO PLANS TO ALLOCATE ABOUT 10 PERCENT OF ALL OFFERED SHARES TO INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS * OFFERED SHARES TO BE ALLOTED ON APRIL 4 AND THE DEBUT WILL TAKE PLACE ABOUT TWO WEEKS LATER * ONCOARENDI THERAPEUTICS SPECIALISES IN DISCOVERING, DEVELOPING AND COMMERCIALIZING NOVEL THERAPEUTICS FOR NEOPLASTIC AND INFLAMMATORY DISEASES Source text: bit.
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