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ConstructionConstruction to resume in Pennsylvania with many new protocols
Gov. Tom Wolf’s guidance for restarting construction activity, developed with input from the General Contractors Association of Pennsylvania, includes many safety protocols that were unheard of on jobsites in the state before the pandemic. Contractors returning to work will need new tools in their arsenal of safety precautions, including face masks for all employees, handwashing stations and staggered shifts. The guidance requires that employers maintain a 6-foot minimum distan -
ConstructionStudy shows the benefit of real-time 3D technologies
• A new study has found that real-time 3D visualization (RT3D), which allows users to create virtual experiences for virtual reality, augmented reality and other platforms, is on the rise in the manufacturing and AEC industries. • The research by Forrester Consulting found that, although only 19% currently are using RT3D also known as digital twins the technology appears to be approaching a tipping point, as 55% of organizations -
TechnologyStabilizing brain computer interfaces
New machine learning algorithm reduces need for brain-computer interfaces to undergo recalibration Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) and the University of Pittsburgh (Pitt) have published research in Nature Biomedical Engineering that will drastically improve brain-computer interfaces and their ability to remain stabilized during use, greatly reducing or potentially eliminating the need to recalibrate these devices during or between experiments. Brain-computer interfaces (B -
TechnologyPhysicists link quantum memories across the longest distance ever
A team of scientists in China has linked quantum memories over more than 30 miles (50 kilometers) of fiber optic cable, beating the previous record by more than 40 times over. This feat is an important step toward a hack-proof internet, scientists said. The internet we use today was truly a revolutionary invention. It connected the world with information and allowed us to share millions of photos of cute and cuddly cats. But the internet is also filled with hackers trying to intercept importa -
InnovationHow to Automate Technology to Help Run Your Businesses
We all could use a little extra help when it comes to running our businesses. Whether you have a personal assistant, a virtual assistant or simply Google Assistant (still a contender), it can at times feel like a juggling ploy to keep up with all the moving pieces. Enter additional responsibilities and passion projects (such as speaking gigs, writing opportunities or launching new initiatives), and the pieces move faster and demand more attention, decreasing our productivity and contributing to -
InnovationEcommerce Entrepreneurship Grows as Unemployment Rises
The recent rise in unemployment in America has been staggering, and there are few companies that haven’t been impacted. Although in ecommerce, some brands are reporting sales similar to the highs of Black Friday, as quarantined consumers continue spending more online. Niches experiencing spikes include exercise equipment, kitchenware, at leisure and health supplements. So if you are newly out of work, it's worth considering there are solutions-providers making
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