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Autonomous snowploughs tested at Oslo airport

Autonomous snowploughs tested at Oslo airport

Norwegian airport operator Avinor is now taking the next step towards autonomous snow removal through a new framework agreement regarding the purchase of self-driving runway sweepers. The self-driving technology is developed by the technology company Yeti Move AS, where Semcon is one of the co-owners. Since the winter of 2018/2019, a number of self-driving runway sweepers are being tested at…

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#IOT #Humor 

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SEMCON - The Internet of S**t

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Autonomes „Smiling Car“ - Ein Lächeln sorgt für Sicherheit

Autonomes „Smiling Car“ – Ein Lächeln sorgt für Sicherheit

Zu autonomenAutos lässt sich kein Blickkontakt aufbauen. Fußgänger, die etwa eine Straße überqueren wollen, sollen daher künftig über ein Display an der Fahrzeugfront die Absichten des Fahrzeugs erkennen. Die entsprechende Technik hat nun das schwedische Elektronikunternehmen Semcon vorgestellt. Das sogenannte „Smiling Car“ kommuniziert über einen Bildschirm an der Fahrzeugfront mit Passanten,…

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Tor trying out a leap motion demo.

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SEMCON 2011 Day 1

Somebody just used my account and posted some sad comment.

Anyway, today was the first day of the SEO Marketing Conference 2011 (SEMCON). It was held at the Asian Institute of Management (AIM) Makati. The speakers for today were SEO wizards Todd Malicoat, and Charlie Ellis. They both had long talks about SEO techniques and tools which are very useful. Until now, blood still comes out of my nose, remembering all the sites, acronyms, types of links, and all the technical stuff they lectured about.

Honestly, the speakers were awesome, they knew what they were talking about, they've shared lots of cool stuff. There was so much to learn from them that my tiny brain couldn't suck it all in. I just wasn't that focused for today. Over-all, it was a great start for SEMCON 2011.  Heads up! Day 2 might be even better.