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Flight Instructors Struggle to Learn how to Pilot a Drone
19 Sep 2017
Last month, DI’s UI/UX Designer Hannah Nye and Software Engineer Zach Helms visited with UAV flight instructors to further their understanding of how pilot [...]
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The Wearable Revolution that has arrived… Sort of
19 Sep 2017
Wearable technology has been a technological buzzword since 2010. It has captivated consumers’ and enterprises’ attention with the potential to be the technological [...]
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DI’s Guide to Understanding the Differences in Immersive Media
19 Sep 2017
Remember last year, when Pokémon Go had everyone’s attention and dominated world news, captivating generations of people while also, somehow, being the cure to [...]
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Part II: Augmented Reality for Pest Control Training
19 Sep 2017
In Case You Missed It: Part I of Augmented Reality for Pest Control Training Can augmented or virtual reality play a role? One of the value propositions of these [...]
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Augmented Reality for Pest Control Training
19 Sep 2017
My first exposure to pest control upon moving to Florida from the Midwest was being introduced to the realities of lawn maintenance and the prevalence of termite and [...]
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Data Science Pain Points for Healthcare
19 Sep 2017
Data science and predictive analytics have become integral to many facets of our daily lives: Facebook tags our friends in photos, our cars automatically detect when [...]
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From a Gaga Super Bowl to the Great Plains, Where will Drones Go Next?
19 Sep 2017
When someone hears the word “drone,” a variety of thoughts can cross their mind. For many, the first use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) that they think of is [...]
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Why VR adoption has slowed
1 Aug 2017
Virtual Reality (VR) has quickly become a popular topic to discuss across social media, websites, and office water coolers. Who can blame people? Not only are there [...]
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Key takeaways from 2017 tech announcements
1 Jun 2017
The transition from Spring to Summer was one of my favorite times of the year. Despite the daily afternoon rain in Orlando, there is plenty to look forward to: we [...]
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The True Impact of Tired Workers
21 May 2017
Sleep: who needs it? From college students to busy employees (and let’s not forget parents) sleep has continued to slip in importance and is seen as a luxury instead [...]
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