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Every time a member of their crew changes, maritime crew managers need to handle immigration regulations, COVID requirements and travel plans for each person. This is usually done through emails with port agents, and can quickly lead to an overwhelming number of messages, sent across multiple time zones, especially if multiple people are leaving or […]

Greywing’s new SeaGPT solves email overwhelm for maritime crew managers by Catherine Shu originally published on TechCrunch

In this issue: Starship’s successful failure; Rocket Lab’s Electron goes suborbital; News from Orbit Fab, and more

Max Q: A successful failure by Aria Alamalhodaei originally published on TechCrunch

Adopting Internet of Things (IoT) tech for the office isn’t easy — especially at enterprise scale. Companies have IoT device administration to worry about, and also building out the infrastructure necessary to keep those devices connected and operational. To make it easier, five former co-workers — Pasi Leipälä, Teemu Vaattovaara, Jyrki Okkonen, Ville Ylläsjarvi and […]

Haltian nabs funds to equip office buildings with smart sensors by Kyle Wiggers originally published on TechCrunch

To get the economics right for large-volume commodity food products, the precision fermentation industry should focus in on a few areas.

Precision fermentation’s capacity craze: Have we lost the plot? by Walter Thompson originally published on TechCrunch

CorrActions, an Israeli startup that, among other things, built a driver monitoring system that can understand a driver’s cognitive state, today announced that it has raised a strategic investment from Volvo Cars Tech Fund. According to the company, the target for this round is $6 million. The idea behind CorrActions is to use sensors that […]

Volvo Cars Tech Fund invests in driver monitoring startup CorrActions by Frederic Lardinois originally published on TechCrunch