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The Economist recognises pioneers in pollution reduction and corporate innovation

Celebrating the world’s leading entrepreneurs, thinkers, creators, scientists and innovators at The Economist’s Innovation Awards 2013Monday November 25th, 2013 – Tim Bauer, Nathan Lorenz and Bryan Willson, co-founders of Envirofit, were named this year’s winners in the Energy and Environment category of The Economist’s Innovation Awards 2013 for their development of technologies that improve indoor air quality in the developing world. Genentech, the pioneering biotechnology company, was named the winner of the Corporate Award for its consistent and impressive record in breakthrough

The Economist recognises pioneers of 3D printing and online education

Celebrating the world’s leading entrepreneurs, thinkers, creators, scientists and innovators at The Economist Innovation Awards 2013Wednesday, November 20th, 2013 - Chuck Hull and Bre Pettis were today named this year’s winners in the Consumer Products category of The Economist’s Innovation Awards 2013 for their work pioneering and popularising 3D printing. Salman Khan, the founder of Khan Academy, a free online-education platform, was named the winner in the Process and Service Innovation category. Now in its 12th year, the Innovation Awards recognise significant contributions in eight

The Economist recognises pioneers of energy-efficient chips and practical robotics

Celebrating world leading entrepreneurs, thinkers, creators, scientists and innovators at The Economist’s Innovation Awards 2013Tuesday, November 12th, 2013 - Steve Furber and Sophie Wilson, co-creators of the power-efficient ARM processor design found inside most of the world’s mobile phones, were today named this year’s winners in the Computing & Telecommunications category of The Economist’s Innovation Awards. Colin Angle, founder of iRobot, was named the winner in the No Boundaries category for his achievements in the creation of practical robots for the home, defense and businesses

From incubation to immunotherapy Lifesavers recognised by The Economist’s Innovation Awards 2013

6 November 2013 - Award winners of the Bioscience and Social and Economic Innovation categories announced. - James Allison, Professor and Chair at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center Department of Immunology, was today named this year’s winner in the Bioscience category of The Economist’s Innovation Awards for his work on a pioneering cancer therapy. In the category of Social and Economic Innovation, four former students at Stanford University, Jane Chen, Rahul Panicker, Naganand Murty and Linus Liang, were named as the winners for their development of a low-cost incubator for

Economist Technology Frontiers 2013 – back to the present!

~ Large companies need to act now to prepare for tomorrow’s changes or face becoming ‘dinosaurs’ against more nimble entrepreneurial competitors ~ ~ Speakers predict changes including the end of the free internet, increasing the role of humans in data driven decision-making and connected objects ~Technology Frontiers - March 7 2013: The need for companies to change now for tomorrow’s world including integrating machine-led with human decision-making was one of the key topics discussed at The Economist’s Technology Frontiers 2013 summit, sponsored by Ricoh, on 5th and 6th March. Speakers

SPB TV delivers new monetisation tool for multi-screen TV services

New server-side technology will allow broadcasters and network operators to replace existing advertisements with personalised ads on SPB TV‘s Media Platform 3.0IBC 2012: Amsterdam, 10 September, 2012: SPB TV, a provider of technology solutions for ‘over the top’ television, announces the release of upgrades for the latest version of its powerful SPB TV Media Platform 3.0. The enhancements include new monetising tools, which allow TV providers, network operators and content owners to offer brands targeted advertisements on multi-screen TV services. The technology seamlessly replaces original

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