April 18, 2024
Technology/Innovation
Research notes from around the state
Robots, brains, collaboration, anti-aging, fast lasers, FIU and interns
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Published on 5/27/2014
Florida executives' must-have apps
Besides the well-known LinkedIn, Pandora, Twitter and Weather Channel, apps include SoundCloud, PaybyPhone, ForeFlight, iAnnotate, OmniFocus and The Week.
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Published on 4/30/2014
Toys for Tech Execs
From smartwatches to portable satellite dishes, check out the must-have gadgets for the executive on the technological edge.
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Published on 2/28/2014
Conelec - Central Florida Business Profile
Conelec Electronic Manufacturing is positioned for growth in a new and larger 63,000-sq.-ft. facility in DeLand Crossings industrial park.
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Published on 12/19/2013
e-Builder - Southeast Florida Business Profile
A deep construction recession and slow recovery would seem to be a bad environment for a company that makes construction management software...
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Published on 12/19/2013
TissueTech - Miami-Dade Business Profile
To heal the eye of a teenager who was nearly blinded in a fireworks accident in 2011, doctors placed a bandage made from preserved human amniotic membrane over his cornea.
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Published on 12/18/2013
Building a tech community in Miami-Dade
Susan Amat and her husband, Luis, own Venture Hive, an accelerator and incubator in Miami.
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Published on 12/16/2013
Tyndall AFB/Eglin AFB - Northwest Florida Profile
Tyndall Air Force Base has flown the first unmanned QF-16 Full Scale Aerial Target. Eglin Air Force Base now has the Navy's version of the F-35 Lightning II joint strike fighter.
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Published on 12/11/2013
SharpSpring
Rick Carlson created Gainesville-based SharpSpring to help marketing firms measure the success of their efforts across all advertising platforms — from social media websites to print.
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Published on 11/20/2013
LiveNinja offers online experts
Miami-based startup LiveNinja offers online experts in a wide range of fields.
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Published on 11/19/2013
Florida Poly, Harris Corporation Announce University's First Industry Partnership
Officials from Florida Polytechnic University and Harris Corporation today gathered to sign the university's first official industry partnership agreement during a special ceremony at Harris' headquarters in Melbourne, Fla.
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Published on 11/14/2013
iSirona - Northwest Florida Business Profile
When David Dyell started out in the healthcare IT business 20 years ago, hospitals used multiple software applications that were not integrated...
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Published on 11/11/2013
By the numbers: Paying for solar energy at a home or business
How long does it take to break even?
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Published on 11/4/2013
Business Profile: Mr. Solar
As one of just a handful of trained solar-energy installers in Miami-Dade County, electrical contractor Kent Crook expects to reap the rewards if the PACE program booms.
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Published on 11/4/2013
Homeowner finds going green will pay for itself - eventually
A 40-year-old, 4,000-sq.-ft. ranch-style home in the Miami area can cost a lot of money to cool...
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Published on 11/4/2013
Slow PACE for energy efficiency retrofits
A program the state approved three years ago makes it easier and cheaper for consumers and businesses to pay for energy-efficiency retrofits. Why is it taking so long to get off the ground?
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Published on 11/4/2013
Tech Jewel: Robots Invade Miami
In December, at the Homestead-Miami Speedway, 14 of the most sophisticated robots in the world will compete in a simulation...
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Published on 10/16/2013
Tribridge technology services
Business Profile - Southwest Florida
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Published on 9/17/2013
BioFront Technologies
Jason Robotham, an FSU post-doctorate research scientist, launched BioFront Technologies in 2010, aided by co-founder, FSU biological sciences professor Hengli Tang.
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Published on 9/12/2013
Video Q& A with Kevin Morgan of Crystal Lagoons
Kevin Morgan, CEO of Crystal Lagoons USA, discusses the Crystal Lagoons technology and its role in aiding real estate, tourism, and industry, globally and in Florida.
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Published on 8/27/2013
Vivo School of Technology
Tired of going out of state to find programmers for his Pragmatic Works software company, Brian Knight is starting a training school in Jacksonville to teach the .NET programming language...
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Published on 8/20/2013
Biscayne Pharmaceuticals
For more than half a century, Nobel Prize-winning scientist and University of Miami faculty member Andrew Schally has been researching the hormones that stimulate growth in the body's tissues.
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Published on 8/14/2013
Showing patients: Profile of Optima Healthcare Solutions
Today, Optima Healthcare Solutions in Palm City in Martin County specializes in software that integrates clinical, administrative and financial reporting for therapy for 7,000 nursing homes, skilled nursing centers and assisted-living facilities and also for home health.
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Published on 8/13/2013
Getting on board with CNG
Many commercial businesses and government agencies are already using energy-efficient natural gas vehicles to fuel their fleets. Some examples:
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Published on 8/5/2013
The CNG revolution in Florida
Compressed natural gas is catching on in Florida as a fuel for truck fleets - but obstacles to more widespread use remain.
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Published on 8/5/2013
