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Hartford area business accelerators regain some momentum in new post-COVID landscape - Vimarsana News

Hartford area business accelerators regain some momentum in new post-COVID landscape

Two years after the pandemic forced many to close or shift their operations, Hartford area startup accelerator and incubator programs are hoping to bounce back in a changed landscape spurred by the return of in-person events. Hartford’s efforts to develop a startup ecosystem were disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, with some accelerator programs going to a remote model, or simply shutting down altogether.

Turn Israel into the Impact Nation - Vimarsana News

Turn Israel into the Impact Nation

The time has come for Israeli tech entrepreneurs to leap into the water, innovate, reap profits and do good, writes Sir Ronald Cohen.

COBRA repair robot set for human surgery - Vimarsana News

COBRA repair robot set for human surgery

A repair robot modelled on the flexibility of snakes to access hard-to-reach places in industrial environments is now being modified for use in human surgery.

Tsoodle: Alliance recognized by ULI Impact Award for team effort developing new Homeland grocery - Vimarsana News

Tsoodle: Alliance recognized by ULI Impact Award for team effort developing new Homeland grocery

ULI Oklahoma hosted a celebration to recognize some of the most impactful economic development projects that have skillfully balanced new development, sustainable land use and intelligent urbanization.

COBRA repair robot set for human surgery - Vimarsana News

COBRA repair robot set for human surgery

A repair robot modelled on the flexibility of snakes to access hard-to-reach places in industrial environments is now being modified for use in human surgery.