Transport app Citymapper is trialling an experimental bus service in London.
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But, presumably, LG will start trialling them in places pretty soon.
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Air New Zealand is trialling edible coffee cups made from cookies.
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It introduced five changes last November, and is trialling more among junior teams.
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In fact some, like Delta, are even trialling the reintroduction of complimentary meals.
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The UK police force is trialling its first pair of digital storage detection dogs.
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UK postal service the Royal Mail is trialling completely electric vans from carmaker Arrival.
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In Tokyo, the government has been trialling facial-recognition technology in two airports since 2014.
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The startup has also been trialling a B2B product aimed at burgeoning companies, dubbed "Startups get Grover".
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Lyft is trialling a car-rental service in California, the company confirmed to Business Insider in September.
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Xiaomi already started trialling public transit payment earlier this year in Shanghai and Shenzhen, based on local reports.
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Hefter says Neverware has deployments at 250 school districts so far, with hundreds more currently trialling the software.
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If you're not drinking, are trialling a gluten-free existence, or are doing Whole 30, you'll be accommodated.
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I planned for my visit to be brief and Christmassy, but being in England made trialling in America impossible.
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British bank NatWest is trialling the use of a new NFC payment card with a built-in fingerprint scanner.
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The UK's National Health Service (NHS) is trialling a medical chatbot as an alternative to its non-emergency helpline.
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Once the offline bootcamp started and Envy was on board, it was all a matter of trialling different players.
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How to prime After years of trialling different combinations of viruses, Hill's team believe they have a winning formula.
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The Ministry of Agriculture is already trialling a subsidy system for low-toxic biological pesticides, reported the Economic Daily.
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But two practices in Essex, for example, are trialling Babylon, an app that uses machine learning to diagnose symptoms.
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Facebook is trialling a new feature named "secret conversations" its Messenger app that offers users end-to-end encryption.
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"We're already trialling robots for delivery at the moment, in a couple of cities in the U.K.," Fagan said.
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Nonetheless, it is not uncommon for occasional smokers initially trialling high nicotinized e-cigarettes to experience symptoms of nicotine intoxication.
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Citymapper, a popular app used to navigate around London, is trialling a "smart bus" for two days around the city.
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Autonomy systems are shrinking in terms of required physical components, and Amazon and others are now actually trialling drone delivery.
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In this case, the school was one of around 700 primary schools trialling the test so it hasn't been widely administered.
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Although Deliveroo claims the new payment model has proved popular with a majority of the riders who have been trialling it.
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Samsung Australia is currently trialling a free augmented reality app called Pocket Patrol in partnership with Surf Life Saving Australia (SLSA).
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The government is trialling a cull of badgers, who some farmers think spread TB, but its expensive rollout is unpopular publicly.
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He is trialling a form of informal humanitarian assistance through a network of skilled informants providing care for refugees from within.
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Malawi is currently trialling a scheme where drones transfer blood samples to and from hospitals to speed up HIV diagnoses in infants.
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In preparation for next year's Winter Olympics in South Korea, electronics giant LG is trialling new robots in the country's largest airport.
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Scientists are currently trialling meditation and, more controversially, psychedelic drugs as potential treatments due to their perspective-altering effect on the mind.
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Britain's announcement comes after companies that are trialling self-driving cars, such as Uber, are having a rough time of it lately.
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This Valentine's Day, KFC will be trialling a brand new experience; one that takes low-key fried chicken to a fancy new level.
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It is now trialling "stories" inside the main Facebook app, which could turn up the pressure on Snap even further (see chart here).
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Shake Shack is trialling a cash-free location, where the only ordering option will be via kiosks, at its NYC Astor Place location.
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Currently, McDonald's is trialling a crispy chicken sandwich and a deluxe version with tomatoes, lettuce and mayo, in Knoxville, Tennessee, and Houston, Texas.
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Dutchman Dumoulin won the Giro d'Italia this year before Froome claimed a fourth Tour triumph, both relying mainly on their time-trialling qualities.
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After trialling what felt like hundreds of different products, I found my skin had never felt more irritated, spotty, dull, dry, uneven, and greasy.
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Germany is trialling a new highway that uses overhead electrified cabling to recharge the batteries in hybrid vehicles as they drive, reports Business Insider.
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Pharmacy chain Boots is also trialling an in-store donation point for customers to buy and gift sanitary products to a local food bank.
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It is only trialling the service in Europe so far after launching in Britain, Ireland and the Netherlands at the start of this year.
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Google's Project Zero cybersecurity team is trialling a new policy where it won't make security vulnerabilities public early after a fix has been issued.
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TechCrunch understands that Facebook is trialling Qwik with an unspecified number of top Facebook Pages in Thailand, some of which have multiple millions of fans.
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The London force is one of several in the UK trialling the technology, which is deployed at public events like concerts, festivals, and soccer matches.
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It was something nobody really asked for, but in the interests of romance (and monetisation) Tinder has begun trialling a new service called Tinder Boost.
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Scania is trialling an autonomous truck at customer Rio Tinto's Australian mines while an identical truck at its Swedish base runs more tests through simulation.
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For instance, Nasdaq is trialling a system to allow investors to securely vote in shareholders meetings, while Bank of America has filed several blockchain related patents.
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In fact, they have said that they would be open to trialling ideas - including radical concepts - later this season if the world championships have been decided.
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"In a couple of our busiest areas we are currently trialling a 'drop only' rate of $10 with a small test amount of freelance drivers," she said.
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This may be particularly noticeable and distracting where the vehicle is being remotely-controlled, and trialling organizations should consider the potential negative impact on other road users.
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Amazon began trialling its drone delivery system in the UK late last year, and the company completed its first Prime Air demonstration in the US in March.
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Police in the UK are trialling a new "stop and scan" power, which lets them check the fingerprints of unknown individuals against national criminal and immigration databases.
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Amazon is trialling a service called "Seller Flex" that will provide delivery services for third-party merchants on its platform, according to a new report from Bloomberg.
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Samsung said today it will be trialling the CCP in Eastern Europe this April, with 15,000 users — with a view to further expanding in the region thereafter.
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The investment will bolster the handful of grocery outlets selling local products that InVivo has been trialling in the past two years under the Frais d'Ici banner.
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BHP, the world's biggest mining group, said recently it was trialling sensors to analyze properties of metal in real-time at its huge copper operation Escondida in Chile.
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Amazon has been trialling drone deliveries – known as Prime Air – in the U.K. and continues to be awarded patents as it figures out how to scale the system.
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The trend is also visible among traditional media, with the New York Times seeing its paid subscriptions rise and Facebook trialling a paid subscription service for media partners.
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In China, the Hangzhou No. 11 Middle School is trialling a smart classroom behaviour management system which uses cameras and facial recognition to keep track of student performance.
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In short, it's some truly sexy shit, and Samsung seems to think so, too; they ordered 500 of the OBE jackets for trialling and demoing in its retail stores.
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"We are trialling ways to accelerate the movement of goods internationally to mitigate some of these impacts," said DFS, which has more than 13 stores across the UK and Ireland.
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As tech firms and law enforcement experiment with radio jammers and net-wielding interceptor drones to take down rogue quadcopters, police in the Netherlands are trialling a simpler solution: eagles.
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Michael O'Leary, Ryanair's chief executive, recently told the Irish Independent that the low-cost carrier, Europe's largest, will soon begin trialling airside transfers at London Stansted and Barcelona El Prat.
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LONDON — Police in the UK are trialling the use of drones as an alternative policing method and could soon be using the remote-control devices in a range of scenarios.
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Since 2014, Wayfindr—a digital system that lets people navigate the London underground by sound—has helped the few visually impaired people trialling out the tech to travel without assistance.
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ICIPE is trialling vermiculture in a pilot project in central Kenya, where it is teaching a group of farmers how to rear worms and use their waste to fertilize their farms.
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French firm Stanley Robotics has been trialling its self-driving robot valets for a few years, and this week started its first full-time service at France's Lyon-Saint-Exupéry airport.
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Instead it should be seen as trialling the administration's longer-term ambition to impose a series of sectoral carbon prices to discourage fossil fuel consumption, boost clean energy and cut emissions.
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GM is putting its Cruise acquisition to good use in Arizona: The self-driving car startup acquired by the automaker in March is trialling its tech on public roads in Scottsdale.
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Speaking in a press release, Susan Duncan, one of the study's co-authors and food science professor, said that trialling different lighting was just the start of making milk taste better.
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As this occurs, and as they start getting better results from trialling different approaches in a challenging but safe setting, they become more self-aware and much more willing to change.
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To stand out from the crowd, the platform is investing heavily in technology, including for digital store services it is trialling with France's Chanel, one of Farfetch's big name tie-ups.
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Automated measures the NCSC is looking at include trialling a DMARC policy on UK government email to stop emails from the wrong IP sets or with the wrong key from being delivered.
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"We need to continue to do exactly what we're doing and that is a whole range of technologies we are trialling," New South Wales Premier, Mike Baird, told ABC News on Monday.
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According to emails from Italian surveillance company Hacking Team, previously reported by VICE News, in 2013 the MPS discussed trialling malware that could be deployed on iOS, Android, Windows and Linux systems.
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Israeli startup Flytrex began trialling its own drone logistics service in Iceland back in 2017 and Flirtey was making commercial drone deliveries for 7-Eleven in the US back as early as 2016.
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The London-based startup provided TechCrunch with the following comment: We started trialling a new payment model in London this week, which was designed to enhance flexibility and based on extensive rider feedback.
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Restaurant food delivery startup Deliveroo is opening up Point of Sale (POS) integrations to restaurant partners, via an API and developer portal, after trialling the approach this spring and finding appetite for uptake.
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Teams across the world have been trialling green tea extracts and specific compounds within them for their potential to lower the risk of various conditions: cancer, blood pressure, cholesterol and even Alzheimer's disease.
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The fast food chain is trialling an "All Day Favourites" menu from Wednesday, meaning that its Big Mac, Quarter Pounder, Cheeseburger, Chicken McNuggets and French Fries will be available before 10:30 a.m.
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For example, MasterCard is currently trialling bank cards with embedded fingerprint readers, and has plans to combine fingerprint readers and contactless bank cards — thereby working to squeeze the hardware differentiator for Apple Pay.
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"It's not about replacing current aviation but complementing the fleet of current airlines or new entrants," she said, pointing to companies such as DHL, UPS, Amazon and Alibaba which are trialling drone deliveries.
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For now, it looks like the only market where it's trialling the experienced host service is in Tokyo, where there are currently 92 hosts willing to help you list and let your property.
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The AG2R-La Mondiale rider said a cold, picked up in the Alps, had not helped his cause, although he also said his reluctance to practice time-trialling "because it's boring" had cost him.
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Other measures include trialling the effect of removing plastic packaging from fruit and vegetables, with an aim to examine how plastic packaging, which helps keep food fresh, can be reduced without increasing food waste.
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With one boost costing around the same as a month of Tinder Plus, many will likely be trialling if they prefer unlimited swipe-rights or being the centre of attention for half an hour.
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There are several pharma companies currently trialling BACE inhibitors in the hope of finding a cure, including AstraZeneca and its research partner Eli Lilly, Novartis in collaboration with Amgen, as well as Janssen and Biogen.
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Several research teams around the world have been trialling ketamine use in chronic and recurring depression, since many patients with the psychiatric condition fail to respond to currently available antidepressants such as Prozac and Seroxat.
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Last year, the company started trialling the technology — which uses facial recognition to authenticate users' identity — but now says it has firm plans to roll the feature out to users after positive reactions from testers.
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Modern occurrence "I never heard anything about it except for one time, and it was around five years ago," said Sebastian Weber, coach of four-time Union Cycliste Internationale world champion (time trialling) Tony Martin.
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Currently, the papers are used by fruit and vegetable growers and suppliers to keep produce fresh during transport and on supermarket shelves, but last month, London restaurant Canteen started trialling the papers in their kitchen.
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This process of tracking technology can also help companies reduce their own churn – as in the case of a customer who begins trialling a competitor's technology, for instance, before they've cancelled their service with your company.
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Nutonomy was spun out of the MIT and is headquartered in Boston, but it initially begin trialling its 'robo' taxi service in Singapore in August, narrowly beating Uber — which is conducting tests in Pittsburgh — to the punch.
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The company is taking steps to try to increase the profitability of smaller orders, including making size recommendations to reduce the likelihood of returns, and trialling a minimum order value of 25 euros in Italy, Ritter said.
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Huawei is trialling a 5G project with Deutsche Telekom in Berlin ahead of the auction of licences in early 2019 that would unlock billions in network investments to enable connected factories, smart cities or self-driving cars.
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MasterCard is trialling a Chip and PIN bankcard that includes an embedded fingerprint reader, introducing a biometric authentication layer for card payments — and taking a leaf out of the book of Apple Pay et al in the process.
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Just a few weeks after Amazon opened its drive-up grocery pickup service in Seattle, it looks like Walmart is trialling its own version of the concept with a new automated kiosk at a store in Oklahoma City.
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"The U.C.I. has been testing for technological fraud for many years, and with the objective of increasing the efficiency of these tests, we have been trialling new methods of detection over the last year," the governing body said.
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While the innovative new digi-bottle won't be available widely just yet it may not be long until it's in the shops, as Coca-Cola is trialling the product with a view to making it available for all.
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In a setback to its biomass conversion plans, Drax said a unit at which it has been trialling to burn biomass only will be returning to running entirely on coal this winter as it will be producing more reliably.
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In fact, while Volvo won't be offering the app to its customers until next year, this spring it will actually be trialling the service with a European car sharing service called Sunfleet based out of Gothenburg airport in Sweden.
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Time Warner Cable is well aware that its subscribers are broadly headed from video to the web, and on its earnings call, company executives frequently referenced the cable box-free service that it's trialling right now in New York.
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With "Choose Your Favourite Sunbed," the travel agent said it was trialling the scheme in three Thomas Cook own-brand hotels from the end of February and it will be available in 30 own-brand hotels for summer 2018.
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They have been trialling glove and ice pack recycling through a company that specialises in hard-to-recycle waste, including contact lenses, crisp packets and cigarette butts as well as the sorts of plastics that come out of labs.
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BERLIN, Jan 20 (Reuters) - Media Saturn, Europe's biggest consumer electronics group, is trialling a new service to allow customers to rent devices such as drones or virtual reality headsets, in a bid to tempt customers to try out new products.
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"When my father developed cancer, I saw how hard he found shopping, yet he still wanted to go to maintain his independence, so when Katherine approached me about trialling slow shopping, I was keen to help," he said in a statement.
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However, following demand to expand its delivery area, Deliverd is trialling 'Chef Box', a new meal subscription service that will see it deliver chef-prepared meals from the kitchens it partners with to other parts of the U.K. via overnight delivery.
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A spokesperson for Deliveroo, a UK startup that launched in Australia in November 22015, said while the majority of the company's workers are on an hourly rate plus a delivery rate, the company is trialling A$10 per delivery in some areas.
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I've tried slathering my hands in creams that do work — Aveeno is good for me when I'm not flaring, and at the moment I'm trialling Child's Farm moisturizer, which has had rave reviews — and wearing cotton gloves over the top to bed.
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"No other country has to deal with the unpredictability of kangaroos hopping in front of cars, I'm excited we're trialling technology that protects drivers as well as wildlife on country roads," the state's roads minister Melinda Pavey said in a statement online.
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Panasonic is developing similar suits for factory workers; some researchers are working on lightweight, leg-only contraptions for everyday use; and car companies like Audi and BMW are already trialling exoskeletons that let engineers sit in mid-air without straining their backs.
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Rakuten, which started out as a two-man outfit in 1997 and has grown to post annual revenues of $10 billion, is already trialling the network with early users as it looks to run mobile services in a scalable, low-cost way.
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Transport for London (TfL) has just announced that it is trialling a blue badge and card that say "Please offer me a seat", so customers who are less able to stand might be given a space to sit when they need one.
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The company is also offering a set lesson plan and in-class Q&A with an ethical hacker to interested schools (who it says can get in touch via its website) — trialling this at primary schools in East London and Greater Manchester.
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Instagram has been trialling making likes private in several countries over the past year, and is now planning to expand its trial to a "small portion" of US Instagram users, according to a tweet sent on Friday by Instagram head Adam Mosseri.
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The council, which covers the city's business centre, was "reviewing (its) weed management methods and investigating other technologies", a spokeswoman told Reuters in an email, a day after a strike by workers at a nearby council pressured it into trialling an alternative weedkiller.
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The re-creation of Facebook as a video platform is well underway: Facebook Live experiments abound, it's trialling what are basically 15-second ad breaks, and now the social media behemoth is treading delicate ground; testing how users react to autoplay video in their newsfeeds.
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It's being reported that after trialling a new payment model, which Deliveroo claims has been a success, the company will begin paying riders a fixed fee per deliver of £3.75 rather than the current hourly rate of £7 per hour plus £33 per delivery.
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LONDON, June 21 (Reuters) - After years of using the internet, satellites, algos and other innovations to mine 'Big Data' for that edge over rivals, the world's biggest investment firm is trialling a gizmo that puts the focus back on humans -- its own portfolio managers.
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"While Gatwick has been trialling a selection of systems that might help detect and disrupt drones for some time, there is no single proven commercial solution available that could have prevented the sustained, prolonged and unprecedented attack that occurred at the airport recently," the spokesperson said.
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In the UK, we have an opt-in donor system, meaning people have to actively declare themselves a willing donor before death, except in Wales, which is currently trialling an opt-out scheme—whereby everyone is presumed happy to be a donor, unless they claim otherwise.
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In response to the rise of ad-blocking, the New York Times began trialling a system this week that detected visitors to the news site using an ad-blocker and asked them to purchase a subscription or "whitelist" the site (make it exempt from the ad-blocker).
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To cut the cost and expertise needed to build reservoirs, one project in Honduras is trialling rainwater capture using giant geomembrane bags that come with a $1,000 price tag and can be easily transported to rural areas where they store up to 25,000 liters and link to irrigation systems.
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AImotive isn't PSA Group's sole partner in self-driving: the automaker also teamed up with Boston-based nuTonomy earlier this year, with a plan to begin trialling that startup's self-driving tech in a modified Peugeot 3008 on public roads in Singapore, which was set to kick off this month.
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Read more: McDonald's just launched its first new type of restaurant since the drive-thru — here's what it's like to eat thereThe company has already been trialling Apprente's technology in selected drive-thrus, and not only is it acquiring the company, but also establishing a new tech unit called "McD Tech Labs" to house it.
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On-demand restaurant food delivery startup Deliveroo is facing more protests in London this week over a new pay structure it's trialling in the U.K. capital that seeks to switch drivers to a fixed fee of £3.75 per delivery, rather than the £7 per hour plus £1 per delivery they earn under the old pay structure.
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Twitter founder Jack Dorsey has praised Instagram's decision to experiment with hiding likes in the US.Instagram has been trialling making likes private in several countries over the past year, including Australia, Ireland and Italy, and is now planning to expand its trial to a "small portion" of US Instagram users, according to a tweet sent on Friday by the firm's head Adam Mosseri.
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It all looks very futuristic, but for now a lot of humans are still involved in getting this from A to B. Starship has been trialling these robots with Just Eat, a huge delivery service in the UK, in several areas of London over the past year, and if you're randomly selected (like I was) then you'll receive the text message after your order.
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This morning we exclusively revealed that two British police forces—Durham and Somerset & Avon—have for several months been trialling "diversion" schemes, where people caught carrying personal amounts of drugs (including crack and heroin) have been referred to drug education workshops rather than getting a criminal record for drug possession, in what could signal the first steps towards the decriminalization of drugs in Britain.
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