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The kits are available through Clearpath via its online component store, and can either be installed on new robots before they are shipped or retrofitted to existing robots using standard tools and simple instructions.
“This caused Mr Hawksworth to brake sharply and he shouted out, ‘You idiot!’ “The defendant approached his car and tried to pull down the window. “He was screaming and shouting at the complainant and had a vodka bottle in his hand. “The defendant used the bottle to smash the driver side window, showering the victim in fragments of glass.” Mr Jones added: “The defendant then tried to hit Mr Hawksworth with the bottle but it was dislodged from his hand and fell into the footwell. “He then punched the victim to the face and struck him 10 times. He was a sitting duck...
Police recovered 28 wraps of crack cocaine with a potential street value of £840. They also found cash on Jones and seized two mobile phones. Mr Williams said: “Officers found high value clothes and shoes, various designer goods, as well as three fake Rolex watched after a search of the defendant’s home. “The items seized has a retail value of £8,500. “Analysis of his mobile phones indicated that he was heavily involved in the supply of class A drugs. “He made 23,000 phone calls between August and November 2020. “That abnormally large number supports the fact it ...
"The defendant wouldn't name them because he said there would be consequences." Rees, of Swallow Way, Duffryn, pleaded guilty to possessing cannabis with intent to supply and possessing criminal property. The offences were committed on July 17, 2020. Ben Waters, representing the defendant, said the pre-sentence report described his client as “rather immature and naïve”. He added: “There were no trappings of wealth. He had been given the designer clothes by family.” His barrister told the court Rees had used cannabis and fell into debt with his dealer but had been drug-fre...
Sydney angel investorâs $100k punt on SA energy start-up Shared experiences between defence veterans are at the heart of a $100,000 punt by a Sydney investor on a South Australian energy technology start-up. Business by Valerina Changarathil Premium Content Subscriber only South Australian start-up IO Energy, which wants to optimise the use of cheap renewable energy, has found its strongest backer in a Sydney family-owned investment group. Angel investors and brothers Ben and Adrian Waters, who traditionally invest in cyber security and fintech ...