Restaurants in the US do not only want to make it through the tough times. They are looking to big data to help perfect their dish, their service, and perhaps even their memory of customers’ names. Tech startups such as Salido in New York are creating programs that consolidate all of a restaurant’s operations on … Read more
The French Quarters of New Orleans, USA exudes romance in every nostalgic nook and corner. The area, known as the Vieux Carre (or old square) historic district and the oldest part of New Orleans, has managed to retain its charm despite the obvious changes from modernity within other areas of New Orleans. The city of … Read more
In the race to achieve true autonomous driving by 2021, major automakers are collaborating with all kinds of companies, from other major automakers to ride-hailing companies to startups. It’s a web of collaborations, and it’s complicated. Major automakers are racing to have the first fully self-driving vehicles in production by 2020—2021. What fired the starting … Read more
The Internet of Things might seem like it only benefits large corporations with massive budgets, but the IoT has already started to bear fruit for small businesses, too. In fact, approximately 57% of small business think the IoT will have a significant effect on their bottom line, according to an AVG survey. This will create … Read more
Rajasthani fare found in North India has its own special unique qualities that make it stand out from normal Indian food styles. The fare is reminiscent of the bold and hearty lifestyle of Rajasthan. The history of Rajasthan is a colourful history of wars and fascinating royal stories made inevitable by the fearsome Moghul warriors. … Read more
Clouds of white smoke slowly rise into the black sky from dozens of tiny food stalls. The strong smell of fried food, aromatic spices, and sweet-scent drifts through the night air. The place seems so alive with loud pop-music, high-pitched shouts of vendors and sounds of bargaining, laughs. Bright colored signs, neon lights, and lovely … Read more
Microsensors are becoming cheaper to create and easier to obtain, which is great news for just about every industry: manufacturing, oil and gas, biopharmaceuticals, and even environmental science. We’re nearing a future where every object, even those not wired, will have something to tell us. It’s always been essential for shipping companies to keep track … Read more
