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Kyocera and FLEx Lighting Launch New Low Power Reflective LCD Displays

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PLYMOUTH, Mich. and CHICAGO (PRWEB)
January 08, 2020

Kyocera International, Inc. and FLEx Lighting today announced a new line of high-performance, extremely low power, reflective liquid-crystal displays (LCDs) illuminated using FLEx’s front light panels. These LCDs incorporate Kyocera’s Memory-In-Pixel and reflective display technologies combined with FLEx’s front lighting technology to significantly reduce power consumption compared to traditional LCD and OLED displays. The initial product lineup includes 1.03”, 1.81” and 2.16” displays, and offer excellent options for battery powered applications including low powered industrial devices, wearable medical devices, Internet-of-Things (IoT) applications, and wearable consumer devices.

Reflective LCDs with MIP act similar to an e-reader (e.g., Kindle) offering an extended battery life, clear visibility in bright sunlight, and high contrast while consuming a minimal amount of power to hold the content on the display. This new LCD technology achieves low power consumption by incorporating a randomly accessed stored bit in each pixel cell structure, enabling the product designer to address and refresh pixels individually. In addition, FLEx’s low power front light panel only uses one LED and delivers light off the highly reflective display when needed, maintaining low power consumption in dim ambient environments.

Kyocera and FLEx are teaming up to promote this solution to the market. “These new reflective MIP displays continue Kyocera’s tradition of offering high quality displays meant for robust industrial, medical and consumer applications,” said Jim Little, General Manager, Kyocera Display Division. “We are excited to partner with FLEx to incorporate their industry leading lighting technology for customers that require visibility in all lighting conditions.”

This relationship will enable Kyocera and FLEx to promote lit versions of Kyocera’s display which can be seen both in the dark and in bright sunlight. “We are thrilled to partner with Kyocera for these applications. The combination of their highly reflective LCD with FLEx’s low power front light offers an excellent energy efficient option for the display industry,” said Mike Casper, CEO of FLEx Lighting. “We look forward to expanding these low power display options for tomorrow’s electronic devices.”

Kyocera and FLEx will be showcasing these new displays at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, USA from January 7-10, 2020. Contact Yulia Trevor (ytrevor@flexlighting.com) or Jim Little (Jim.Little@kyocera.com) to schedule an appointment.

About Kyocera

Kyocera International, Inc. is a U.S. subsidiary of Kyoto, Japan-based Kyocera Corporation, a diversified technology enterprise that started manufacturing LCD products (under the Optrex brand) in 1976. The company’s U.S. LCD assembly, warehousing and distribution are based in Plymouth, Michigan, with LCD sales offices in Michigan, California, Georgia and Washington State.

Kyocera Corporation (http://www.kyocera.com), the parent and global headquarters of the Kyocera Group, was founded in 1959 as a producer of fine ceramics (also known as “advanced ceramics”). By combining these engineered materials with metals and integrating them with other technologies, Kyocera has become a leading supplier of LCDs, industrial ceramics, electronic components, semiconductor packages, cutting tools, solar power generating systems, printers, copiers and mobile phones.

About FLEx Lighting

FLEx’s frontlit technology is changing the way we look at our devices. Founded in 2004, FLEx’s technologies have created the world’s thinnest lighting system, which are powering next generation reflective displays and other lighting applications. These products provide critical lighting solutions for the rapidly expanding category of Reflective LCDs to enhance and augment the rising tide of mobile, wearable, and flexible devices of the future. With 19 sales offices across North America and Asia, manufacturing capabilities in the US and Asia, and over 37 granted patents worldwide, FLEx can help device manufacturers extend battery life and deliver their products in the best light. For more information, visit http://www.flexlighting.com.

Contact: Mike Casper

Phone: 773-295-0305

Email: mcasper@flexlighting.com

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Worcester Polytechnic Institute to Help Develop Novel Sign Language Technology

Erin Solovey, assistant professor of computer science at WPI

“This project takes a human-centered computing approach to build a foundation that advances understanding of how deaf individuals could work and learn in environments that are designed with their needs and preferences at the forefront.” -Erin Solovey, assistant professor of computer science

WORCESTER, Mass. (PRWEB)
January 08, 2020

A Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) researcher has received a $1 million National Science Foundation (NSF) grant that could lead to significant breakthroughs in technology platforms for the ASL-signing Deaf Community. Erin Solovey, assistant professor of computer science, will investigate the feasibility and effectiveness of computer interfaces that will allow deaf individuals to navigate, search, and interact with technology completely in American Sign Language.

Members of the Deaf Community whose first or primary language is American Sign Language (ASL) currently engage with interactive computer tools presented exclusively in English, including those designed expressly for ASL content and educational materials. The lack of ASL-based navigation is in part due to the fact that the signed languages of the world have unique requirements that do not align with existing text-based user interface design practices. Therefore, the development of Sign-Language First (SL1) technology offers great promise for ASL-signing users and others interested in signed language content. SL1 design has the potential to level the playing field for deaf students seeking to access academic, linguistic, and other informational content online.

“This project takes a human-centered computing approach to build a foundation that advances understanding of how deaf individuals could work and learn in environments that are designed with their needs and preferences at the forefront,” said Solovey.

Jeanne Reis, M.Ed., co-principal investigator on the project, brings over three decades of experience and understanding of the need for this technology. Reis is director of the Center for Research and Training at The Learning Center for the Deaf (TLC)—a nationally recognized leader in educational, therapeutic, and community services with deaf and hard of hearing children and adults. “Technology that is truly SL1 accessible has the power to enhance educational opportunities and facilitate lifelong learning, especially in science and technology,” said Reis. “It can also improve career opportunities in STEM fields, broadening participation in the workforce by an incredibly dynamic, creative, valuable—and very underrepresented—population.”

In this project, Solovey and Reis will explore previously developed and novel approaches that will allow users to engage with technological tools through a signed language with no reliance on conventional written language. To that end, they propose that all aspects of a user interface, including menus, search tools, and navigation buttons, be presented visually. The research team will look at the feasibility of incorporating photos, videos, illustrations, and characters representing the linguistic features of ASL vocabulary, such as handshapes, movement patterns, and location (i.e., placement on the signer’s body).

The team will base their early investigations on existing resources for deaf students created by Reis and Robert Hoffmeister, PhD, in projects done with primary funding from the Institute of Education Sciences (IES) and the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (MADESE). Both projects involved partnerships with The Learning Center for the Deaf (TLC), Boston University, numerous deaf professionals and subject matter experts, and schools for deaf students nationwide. Reis and Hoffmeister’s work resulted in two groundbreaking tools: the ASL STEM Concept Learning Resource (ASL Clear), released in 2017, and the ASL Assessment Instrument (ASLAI), released in 2010. ASL Clear focuses on STEM concept learning in ASL; ASLAI is the first computer-based standardized and robustly normed ASL language arts assessment administered to deaf students across the country. Since both are real-world tools with a common need to engage deaf users in ASL without switching to written English, they provide solid context in which to explore the design of ASL interfaces and evaluation tools to determine what works, what doesn’t, and what new features can be added.

Throughout the three-year grant, the WPI–TLC team will work with researchers, software engineers, ASL experts, educators, and doctoral students, many of whom are deaf, to ensure that members of the ASL-signing community have key leadership roles and active participation in the project. The team will also collaborate with Gallaudet University, National Technical Institute for the Deaf, Rochester Institute of Technology, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, and The Learning Center for the Deaf in Framingham, Mass.

About Worcester Polytechnic Institute

WPI, the global leader in project-based learning, is a distinctive, top-tier technological university founded in 1865 on the principle that students learn most effectively by applying the theory learned in the classroom to the practice of solving real-world problems. Recognized by the National Academy of Engineering with the 2016 Bernard M. Gordon Prize for Innovation in Engineering and Technology Education, WPI’s pioneering project-based curriculum engages undergraduates in solving important scientific, technological, and societal problems throughout their education and at more than 50 project centers around the world. WPI offers more than 50 bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degree programs across 14 academic departments in science, engineering, technology, business, the social sciences, and the humanities and arts. Its faculty and students pursue groundbreaking research to meet ongoing challenges in health and biotechnology; robotics and the internet of things; advanced materials and manufacturing; cyber, data, and security systems; learning science; and more. http://www.wpi.edu

Contact:

Colleen Bamford Wamback

Associate Director of Public Relations

Worcester Polytechnic Institute

508-831-6775 (office)

508-688-4858 (cell)

cbwamback@wpi.edu

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Myant to Showcase Office Environment that Senses, Predicts, and Reacts to Workers at CES, Optimizing Employee Productivity, Performance and Workforce Health & Wellness

By creating a better connection between the human worker and the AI-enabled connected office, Myant hopes to fundamentally change the way people look at the everyday textile-objects in the workplace

TORONTO (PRWEB)
January 08, 2020

Myant Inc., leaders in Textile Computing™, will be showcasing the latest developments for a workplace of the future powered by the Myant Platform at CES 2020, happening January 7-10, in Las Vegas. These technology demonstrations will highlight how an office environment connected to the Myant Platform will be aware of the worker’s current physical and psychological state, anticipate their needs, and react to create personalized experiences that optimize individual performance, resulting in enterprise-wide enhancement of productivity and workforce health and well-being. The bridging of the gap between the human operating system, the digital world and the physical workplace empowers office furniture manufacturers to reimagine the value that their products can provide and to rethink their potential business models and revenue streams for the future.

Creating greater synchronicity between the human worker, the AI-enabled digital world, and the physical work environment is a critical objective for many forward-thinkers such as the Government of Japan with its Society 5.0 initiative. To realize such a vision Myant has been developing textile-based products throughout the work environment that can sense and react to the identity and state of the individual. The data generated from these interfaces would then be delivered to the Myant Platform where artificial intelligence analyzes and anticipates future needs for the individual or enterprise in real-time. When an office is populated with textiles connected to the digital world (i.e. chairs, desk surfaces, carpeting, etc.), a continuous, ambient, and pervasive connection between the human operating system, the digital world, and the physical environment is formed. Offices connected by textile have the potential then to sense, anticipate and react to workers’ needs, reducing friction in work processes, freeing workers to focus on the act of value-creation for the enterprise.

The potential of an office connected by textiles and powered by the Myant Platform could manifest in a myriad of different ways, including the following possibilities:

Personalized micro-climates and dynamic workplace configurations that continuously optimize according to your current and predicted state, promoting worker productivity, performance, health and wellbeing

Enterprise-wide predictive health & wellness management that can measure workforce health & wellness, suggest corrective actions to hit enterprise-level wellness targets, report on progress towards these goals to promote adherence, demonstrate return on investment for HR-driven wellness initiatives, and measure real behavioral outcomes to insurers who can in turn adjust premiums

Continuous, ambient multi-factor biometric security that triangulates between a broad spectrum of biometric measures, enhancing security for the enterprise and its workers, deployed in a frictionless, always-on form factor

Predictive service and resource management solutions that can observe past and current worker states, factor in contextual information, predict emerging future needs, and intelligently throttle services and resources (like adjusting lighting, heating, energy, lock/unlock doors, redistribute power, etc.) to create a more seamless worker experience and optimally sustainable workplace

Deeply immersive AR/VR experiences augmented by textiles that foster a truer sense of empathy, enabling more meaningful collaboration between teammates across locations, ultimately bridging the gap between the physical and virtual realities

Plus, many other possibilities

As an example, analysis of continuous ECG data captured by a desk chair could identify abnormally high levels of anxiety, triggering a notification that suggests mindful breathing or walking to turn your stress into focus. This could be supplemented by an adjustment of your micro-climate (e.g. lighting and heating, seat ergonomics), creating a feedback loop where human biometrics drive responses in the environment designed to regulate the human user. These dynamic relationships between an individual worker and the office can also create value at the enterprise-level, where continuous behavioral evidence for the impact of wellness and awareness programs could drive a reduction in insurance premiums for the company.

“By creating a better connection between the human worker and the AI-enabled connected office, Myant hopes to fundamentally change the way people look at the everyday textile-objects in the workplace,” said Ilaria Varoli, executive vice president at Myant. Reflecting on the transformation on the horizon for office furniture manufacturers, Varoli adds that “an office chair is not simply a piece of furniture anymore, but a way to drive productivity, nurture well-being, and stay connected.”

The Connected Office is one of the cornerstones of the Myant Platform, which aims to provide a continuous and ambient connection between people and their bodies, their communities, and their environments across all aspects of daily life (i.e. connected home, connected work, and connected play). Myant’s presence at CES 2020 was designed to highlight the possibilities enabled by the Platform, inspiring the world to challenge the way they see everyday textile objects (i.e. everyday textiles on the body and in the environment) and to reimagine the value that these objects can provide. To that end, Myant is showcasing connected textile demos across all facets of life (with Work, Home, and Play coming together to represent the 24 hours of daily life) as well as celebrating the launch of a connected apparel line under Myant’s consumer brand Skiin. The Skiin Connected Health & Wellness line of apparel has been honored in the Health & Wellness category of the CES 2020 Innovation Awards. Myant invites the public to visit their booth at CES 2020 (Booth #43925, Sands Expo, Health & Wellness) to explore a world connected by textile and to schedule a private demonstration of the Connected Office technologies.

For more information or to schedule a private meeting at CES 2020, please contact:

Ilaria Varolo

Executive Vice President at Myant

ilaria.varoli@myant.ca, 416-423-7906 x379

Brian Fung

Marketing Strategist at Myant

brian.fung@myant.ca, 416-423-7906 x401

Frank Florio

VP, Strategy & Business Development at Myant

frank.florio@myant.ca, 416-423-7906 x421

About Myant Inc.

Myant has created the world’s first platform that continuously and ambiently connects people to their bodies, to each other, and to the world around them. Using connected textiles that can sense and react to the human body and a platform that enables machine learning driven health and performance outcomes, Myant is on a mission to transform human connectedness. With an extensive patent portfolio, key exclusive relationships within the textile computing industry, a multidisciplinary team of researchers, engineers, data scientists, fashion designers and knitting specialists, and over 80,000 ft² of manufacturing capacity, Myant is changing the way people across society connect. Connect with us to find out how we can help you create innovative solutions powered by connected textiles and the Myant Platform.

Visit https://www.myant.ca to learn more.

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San Francisco Fire Department Neighborhood Emergency Response Team Recognized for Readiness in First Annual Regroup Ready Award

Regroup Ready Award

After receiving dozens of nominations from schools, healthcare organizations, businesses, churches and communities that are using Regroup in a variety of ways, Regroup selected the San Francisco Fire Department’s (SFFD) Neighborhood Emergency Response Team

SAN FRANCISCO (PRWEB)
January 07, 2020

Regroup Mass Notification, provider of a powerful and easy-to-use mass communication platform, today announced the winner of the first annual Regroup Ready Award, the San Francisco Fire Department’s Neighborhood Emergency Response Team.

The Regroup Ready award program was created to recognize and reward organizations or institutions that are using the Regroup Mass Notification platform in exceptional or creative ways to keep people safe and informed. Nominations included clients that use day-to-day communications to save time and money, and those whose emergency notifications made a clear difference during urgent situations.

After receiving dozens of nominations from schools, healthcare organizations, businesses, churches and communities that are using Regroup in a variety of ways, Regroup selected the San Francisco Fire Department’s (SFFD) Neighborhood Emergency Response Team as its 2019 Regroup Ready award winner. The nomination stood out because of the critical role played by communication in training, coordinating and deploying volunteers to help neighbors during disasters and emergencies.

The SFFD Neighborhood Emergency Response Team has leveraged Regroup to assist in the training of over 1,000 volunteers and leaders in 50 San Francisco neighborhoods. Multi-modal messaging capabilities and reporting have been instrumental in organizing volunteers for deployment. “We send a custom short text with full details in the correlated email, and have had great success with the response. This allowed us to send volunteers to support residents in the Counties north of San Francisco after the devastating fires,” wrote Capt. Erica Arteseros, who submitted the nomination. “Additionally, we have been able to create groups for each neighborhood leader to administer messages to the volunteers who live in their area… Team leaders message volunteers about activities they are having at the neighborhood team level.” Arteseros highlights the flexibility of Regroup’s platform and its usefulness in equipping team leaders with the ability to communicate quickly and effectively.

“We created a platform for organizations to reach their entire community in an easy and expedient way,” says Chris Utah, COO of Regroup Mass Notification. “Every year, we are impressed by how many creative ways our clients use Regroup. The Regroup Ready Award was created to shine the light on how they’re using our system to keep people safe from danger, and informed every day. We’re proud to honor the SFFD Neighborhood Emergency Response Team and highlight the work they’re doing to bring volunteers together to help their neighbors during critical situations.”

As the 2019 Regroup Ready Award Winner, the SFFD Neighborhood Emergency Response Team will receive a physical award to display at its office and a $500 donation to an eligible charity or nonprofit of its choice.

To learn more about the award and ways in which organizations across the nation use Regroup for emergency and day-to-day mass communication, visit http://www.regroup.com.

About Regroup Ready Award

The Regroup Ready Award is a program created to highlight the efforts of those who go above-and-beyond by using mass notifications to serve their organizations or communities. The program includes the use of day-to-day communications that save time and money to improve daily operations. It also recognizes organizations that use Regroup’s advanced communication technology to keep people informed in emergencies including fires, active shooter situations, natural disasters, and more.

About Regroup

Regroup Mass Notification empowers better mass communication that keeps people safe and informed at all times. The company’s award-winning, cloud-based mass communication platform is what clients across North America and around the globe rely on to send both emergency and day-to-day communications to millions of people. By enabling one-click messaging to mobile devices, landlines, social media, email, websites, and more, Regroup Mass Notification helps organizations keep people safe, strengthen operational resilience, mitigate risk, and thrive in an increasingly unpredictable world.

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Radiant Demonstrates Display Test Solutions for Augmented & Virtual Reality Devices at Photonics West 2020

Radiant Demonstrates Display Test Solutions for Augmented & Virtual Reality Devices at Photonics West 2020

Requiring no costly equipment, robotics, complex setup, or advanced programming, the Radiant AR/VR display test system operates from a single position within the headset to evaluate the complete display FOV as seen by the viewer.

REDMOND, Wash. (PRWEB)
January 08, 2020

Radiant Vision Systems, a leading provider of test and measurement solutions for lighting and displays, announces that it will demonstrate augmented (AR) and virtual reality (VR) display testing from booth #4282 at the Photonics West Exhibition. In two live demonstrations, the company’s AR/VR Lens system will be showcased evaluating the visual performance of displays from the human eye position inside a VR headset and a pair of AR smart glasses, thus ensuring accurate qualification of the entire display field of view as seen by the wearer. The Photonics West Exhibition takes place February 4-6, 2019, at The Moscone Center in San Francisco, California, U.S.A.

Near-eye (NED) and head-mounted display (HMD) devices have proliferated in recent years in a race to provide new capabilities, improved visualization, and a functional viewing experience. Augmented and virtual reality devices include industrial AR goggles, lightweight and unobtrusive consumer smart glasses, and immersive VR headsets. Display technologies range from OLED and microLED to LCoS and DLP, with fields of view from 30 to over 100 degrees, and capabilities such as foveated rendering, eye tracking, and more. All designs cater to the visual perception of the human eye, taking into account pupil size, shape, position, and field of view in their optical specifications. Likewise, a method for testing the visual experience of displays within headsets should take these factors into account, replicating how the human eye perceives digital projections through any AR/VR device frame and integrated optical design.

Unlike traditional measurement systems, Radiant’s AR/VR Lens system accommodates the diverse viewing geometries of AR/VR devices with a front-located lens aperture that enables positioning the imaging system’s entrance pupil inside headsets and glasses at the same place as a human eye. Applying wide-field-of-view (FOV) optics, the system captures an entire display up to 120 degrees horizontal in a single measurement to evaluate critical performance qualities such as brightness, color, contrast, uniformity, and sharpness of projected images. The system can be connected to AR/VR device controls to push test images to the headset display, which are captured by the imaging photometer and lens, and analyzed by applying software tests in sequence with images for fully automated display evaluation.

From booth #4282 at the Photonics West Exhibition, Radiant will showcase its AR/VR Lens solution in two live demonstrations to illustrate the system’s effectiveness as an all-in-one automated visual inspection solution for both AR and VR display devices. Requiring no costly equipment, robotics, complex setup, or advanced programming, the Radiant AR/VR display test system operates from a single position within the headset to evaluate the complete display FOV as seen by the viewer. With benefits for compact size and cost-efficiency, as well as multiple imaging resolutions available up to 43 megapixels, the AR/VR Lens solution can be applied in both lab and production settings for end-to-end display quality inspection. The AR/VR Lens has been recognized for technology innovation by the Vision Systems Design Innovators Awards (Silver honoree) and Laser Focus World Innovators Awards (Gold honoree) programs.

In addition to AR/VR display testing, Radiant will demonstrate its NIR Intensity Lens solution for measuring near-infrared LEDs and lasers. Using Fourier optics, the lens system captures precise radiometric values of angular near-IR light emissions to +/-70 degrees in a single image without rotating the system or source. The solution comprehensively evaluates the radiant intensity, uniformity, and scope of bare LEDs, diffuse “flood” sources, and patterns produced for 3D sensing by diffractive optical elements (DOE), which may contain tens of thousands of emission points. The system is designed for precise measurement of 940-nanometer wavelengths—the range used by many 3D sensing devices for facial recognition, gesture tracking, and lidar. The NIR Intensity Lens was recently recognized for innovation by the Vision Systems Design Innovators Awards (Silver honoree), Laser Focus World Innovators Awards (Gold honoree), and GLOBAL SMT & Packaging GLOBAL Technology Awards (“Metrology” category) programs.

Radiant’s team of automated test and measurement experts will be on-site at the Photonics West Exhibition to demonstrate these lens solutions from the Radiant booth as well as meet with attendees to discuss unique measurement challenges for any illuminated display or light source. For more information about light and display test systems, visit the Radiant Vision Systems booth #4282 at Photonics West, or explore solutions at http://www.RadiantVisionSystems.com.

About Radiant Vision Systems

Radiant Vision Systems works with world-class brands and manufacturers to deliver creative visual inspection solutions that improve quality, reduce costs, and increase customer satisfaction. Radiant’s legacy of technology innovation in photometric imaging and worldwide install base date back more than 25 years and address applications from consumer electronics to automotive manufacturing. Radiant Vision Systems product lines include TrueTest™ automated visual inspection software for quality control, and ProMetric® imaging colorimeters, photometers, and light source measurement systems. Radiant is headquartered in Redmond, Washington, USA, with strategic offices in California, Michigan, China, and South Korea. Radiant has been a part of Konica Minolta’s Sensing Business Unit since August 2015. For more information, visit http://www.RadiantVisionSystems.com.

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BrainStation Launches Digital Marketing Diploma program

BrainStation’s Digital Marketing Diploma Program

After overwhelming demand for our part-time digital marketing certificate courses, we’re very proud to announce the launch of BrainStation’s full-time Digital Marketing Diploma Program.

NEW YORK (PRWEB)
January 08, 2020

BrainStation, the global leader in digital skills training and workforce transformation, is now accepting applications for a new Digital Marketing Diploma Program. Designed to transform skill sets and prepare individuals for careers in digital marketing, the 12-week Digital Marketing Diploma Program will be offered at BrainStation’s state-of-the-art campuses.

“After overwhelming demand for our part-time digital marketing certificate courses, we’re very proud to announce the launch of BrainStation’s full-time Digital Marketing Diploma Program, which is a natural addition to our suite of diploma programs, including Data Science, User Experience (UX) Design, and Web Development,” said Jason Field, BrainStation Founder and CEO.

“More than $270 billion dollars was spent on digital ads around the world last year, which really illustrates the increasing need and demand for digital marketing skills. We worked with hiring partners from some of the most innovative companies to design a Digital Marketing program that truly prepares professionals for these opportunities. This ‘by-industry-for-industry’ approach has helped us achieve an employment rate of over 97% for our diploma programs around the world,” Field said.

Led by educators with experience working in the field, BrainStation’s Digital Marketing Diploma Program will provide graduates with a comprehensive understanding of digital marketing strategies, concepts, and techniques, including search engine optimization and marketing, content marketing development and management, email marketing strategy and deployment, social media marketing across all major platforms, data analytics and campaign reporting, and more.

“Like all of BrainStation’s Diploma Programs, the Digital Marketing Program is delivered in a dynamic learning environment, built on collaboration and feedback, which gives students the opportunity to roll up their sleeves and work on real-world projects. For over 40 hours a week, they learn and apply new concepts, with an extremely low student-to-teacher ratio – It’s common to find classes of 30 students with up to five Educators providing feedback,” Field said.

“It’s closer to ‘on-the-job-training’ than ‘going-back-to-school,’ which means that when you graduate, you’ll have the marketing skills and confidence to excel, as well as real portfolio pieces to show off. The ROI is quite clear.”

As part of its Diploma Programs, BrainStation offers a range of industry networking opportunities, as well as ongoing career guidance and support, covering resume writing and job applications, personal branding, interview preparation, and more. Graduates are also tapped into BrainStation’s exclusive hiring network, which includes hundreds of brands such as Shopify, KPMG, and Microsoft.

For more information, or to start an application to BrainStation’s Digital Marketing Diploma Program, please visit BrainStation.io.

About BrainStation — The Digital Learning Company™

BrainStation is the global leader in digital skills training and workforce transformation, with corporate training, diploma programs, certificate courses, industry-leading events, and more, both online and at state-of-the-art campuses in cities such as New York, Toronto, Chicago, Vancouver, and Boston.

Established in 2012, BrainStation works with over 350 industry leaders from the most innovative companies, developing cutting-edge digital education that has empowered more than 75,000 professionals and some of the largest corporations in the world, including Hootsuite, Amazon, Tesla, Microsoft, Google, Johnson & Johnson, and Telus, among others.

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Woodway expands compatibility of Broadcastvision CAB product for cable, satellite & IPTV set top box control

LONGMONT, Colo. (PRWEB)
January 08, 2020

Broadcastvision Entertainment –http://www.broadcastvision.com – announces the popular Woodway 4FRONT TV is now CAB compatible to operate with ANY cable, satellite or IPTV set top box.

The CAB (Console Adapter Box) provides club owners the flexibility, increased channel line-up, and cost savings of set top box operation and frees exercisers from hand-held remote controls. Developed in 2011, the CAB is sold worldwide and enables the TV controls on the cardio equipment to operate individual set top boxes.

In addition to the innovative CAB solution, the Axcess Universal Controller is the only fitness entertainment 10-key controller that offers menu navigation and allows exercisers to operate any cable, satellite or IPTV set top boxes in conjunction with any brand cardio equipment embedded or attached TV. This eliminates burdensome handheld remote controls, expensive modulation or MDTA Multiplexor systems and is used when the CAB is not compatible. The exerciser obtains audio and controls the personal viewing screen exclusively through the Axcess Universal Controller.

Broadcastvision is your trusted manufacturer for high quality commercial grade fitness entertainment products including AudioFetch (TV audio to Apple and Android smartphones), CAB for cable, satellite and IPTV set top box control, Axcess Universal Personal Screen Controller, 863MHz / 900MHz Wireless, FM Wireless, Large Screen TVs and Mounts, Sound Systems, Digital Signage, Branded Music and Messaging and Personal Viewing Screens.

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Clear Labs Moves Headquarters, Expanding Office and R&D Space to Support Rapid Growth

Clear Labs, the only automated and intelligent NGS platform purpose-built for food safety testing, today announced that the company has relocated its headquarters to 1559 Industrial Road, San Carlos, California 94070 in order to support its growth plans.

SAN CARLOS, Calif. (PRWEB)
January 08, 2020

Clear Labs, the only automated and intelligent NGS platform purpose-built for food safety testing, today announced that the company has relocated its headquarters to 1559 Industrial Road, San Carlos, California 94070 in order to support its growth plans. The new space represents about a 2.5x increase in square footage over its previous office in Menlo Park and features an expanded R&D lab.

“Clear Labs is raising the standard for the way food is tested,” said Sasan Amini, CEO of Clear Labs. “With this space, we’re redoubling our commitment to designing new products for the food industry and accelerating the transformation of the diagnostics market.”

Over the past year, Clear Labs has grown its team by 45%, including new members on the product development and commercialization team.

In 2018, the company launched Clear Safety, its flagship platform, with Salmonella detection and serotyping capabilities. A year later, the company also announced its three-in-one product for Listeria testing and received AOAC Performance Tested Methods℠ certification for genus Listeria and Listeria monocytogenes testing, license number #09190. It combines Listeria detection, persistence monitoring, and Environmental Mapping™ in one unified platform.

Several of the world’s leading food brands are leveraging Clear Labs’ platform to strengthen their food safety programs.

Clear Labs is hiring in customer success and in R&D. Please visit the company’s Careers page to find open positions.

About Clear Labs

Driven by a mission to safen the global food supply, Clear Labs is the only automated and intelligent NGS platform purpose-built for food safety testing.

Clear Labs enables major brands to capitalize on a new era of food safety technologies by advancing DNA sequencing, bioinformatics, and robotics to create preventative food safety management systems.

We enable multi-target analysis of pathogens through all desired forms of molecular characterization at lower cost and with greater accuracy.

The world’s largest food brands are already realizing the advantages of Clear Labs’ platform. Our goal is to raise the standard for the way food is tested and analyzed before it is consumed by billions of people each day.

To learn more, please visit: http://www.clearlabs.com/.

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Tramonto Circuits Achieves 99.14% Overall On Time Delivery in 2019