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Nine Technologies Imagined In SciFi That Actually Became A Reality What is city talk? Moley is the world's first robot chef. Some say that imagination is a form of prediction. Through deep analysis Rewired seeks to back the deep tech ventures that will unlock an artificial intelligence revolution with the backing of investors such as technologist Tej Kohli. We aim to ‘get in early’ when investing across five verticals including machine learning, robotics, bionics, sensors, mapping and localisation; as well as backing new biotech innovations such as CRISPR. But p...

(0) NEW YORK, NY and TAIPEI, TAIWAN / ACCESSWIRE / April 27, 2021 / Sino United Worldwide Consolidated Ltd. (OTC PINK:SUIC) and partner iDrink Technology Co. Ltd., Taiwan ("iDrink") appointed a new marketing director with a track record of hundreds of millions of sales, to coordinate the marketing and sales strategy and teams of the newly launched projects: DeFi Plus and DeFi Global Supply Chain Finance (DeFi SCF). DeFi is using decentralised technology that eliminates centralized processes and overcome geographical boundaries. Through blockchain, it is accessible any time, any place, beyond...

Increased Privacy and Flexibility to Characterize Lodging Industry in 2021 share this article 1 min Increased privacy and flexibility are two of the stand-out trends that leading data and analytics company GlobalData notes will shape the lodging industry in 2021, alongside longer stays, improved hygiene procedures and more no-touch technology. As 2020 draws to a close, Travel & Tourism Analyst Ralph Hollister offers his view on these trends. Advertisements Hollister notes: "Hotels that cannot provide more secluded spots or offer increased booking flexibility could be at ris...

Senior Editor - Restaurants Increased privacy and flexibility are two of the stand-out trends that data and analytics company GlobalData notes will shape the lodging industry in 2021, alongside longer stays, improved hygiene procedures and more contactless technology. As 2020 draws to a close, Travel & Tourism Analyst Ralph Hollister offers his view on these trends. Hollister notes: “Hotels that cannot provide more secluded spots or offer increased booking flexibility could be at risk of losing out even further in 2021. Rate plans to accommodate longer stays need to be offered, ...