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Three firms fined by Competition Tribunal over mail inserter cartel case - Vimarsana News

Three firms fined by Competition Tribunal over mail inserter cartel case

The Competition Tribunal fined three companies nearly HK$5.58 million on Wednesday for their anti-competitive practices in selling mail inse...

Robot overcomes uncertainty to retrieve buried objects - Vimarsana News

Robot overcomes uncertainty to retrieve buried objects

For humans, finding a lost wallet buried under a pile of items is pretty straightforward — we simply remove things from the pile until we find the wallet. But for a robot, this task involves complex reasoning about the pile and objects in it, which p

Robot overcomes uncertainty to retrieve buried objects - Vimarsana News

Robot overcomes uncertainty to retrieve buried objects

FuseBot is a new MIT robotic system that fuses visual information and radio-frequency signals to efficiently find hidden items buried under a pile of objects, whether or not the targeted item has an RFID tag.

Source: mit.edu
ALB Indonesia Rising Stars 2022 | Asian Legal Business - Vimarsana News

ALB Indonesia Rising Stars 2022 | Asian Legal Business

In its fourth annual list, Asian Legal Business spotlights upcoming lawyers in the country who are leaving their mark in the industry and gaining plaudits from their clients in the process. The list is in alphabetical order and some lawyers have been profiled.

More than 20 printing firms to be fined for bid-rigging in Japan - Vimarsana News

More than 20 printing firms to be fined for bid-rigging in Japan

The companies, including Toppan Forms Co., Kyodo Printing Co. and Nakabayashi Co., are accused of bid-rigging for contracts with the Japan Pension Services, sources say.