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September 22, 2014; San Francisco, CA, USA; Special Olympics Northern California 2014 High Tech Challenge at Olympic Club. Photo Credit: Kelley L Cox-KLC fotos
SAN JOSE, CA - The Tech Challenge Survive the Storm, 2023 at the San Jose Convention Center South Hall, on Saturday, April 29, 2023. Photo by Scott MacDonald for the Tech Interactive
The inaugural Food+Tech Hackathon took place on December 4, 2010 at co-working space Soho Haven as part of the International Open Data Hackathon. It was hosted by Food+Tech Connect (foodandtechconnect.com), Open Source Cities (opensourcecities.org), & Gojee (gojee.com).
TechTalks took place in March of 2014 in Tampa Florida and set the stage for innovative thinking and addressed questions such as, “How will you embrace technology to stay competitive, solve current and future business challenges, and most importantly, feed a growing, global population?”
Tech Talks from PMA connected attendees to groundbreaking ideas on technology and innovation.
SAN JOSE, CA - The Tech Challenge Survive the Storm, 2023 at the San Jose Convention Center South Hall, on Saturday, April 29, 2023. Photo by Scott MacDonald for the Tech Interactive
This is an info card that is available in the church lobby. The back contains generic information and a place to write notes.
Microvision promises that a "fully functioning, self-contained prototype that should be available as a real product-possibly from Motorola-later this year." There are no specs out yet, but the publicity photos display a device apparently similar in size to the iPod. Such portability means that the SHOW, as the pocket projector is named, could be the perfect complement for smartphones and PDAs. Which is why I'm going to watch this product's development eagerly-and hope that Microvision also finds a way to get it to work with other gadgets aside from "laptops, the iPod touch, and some phones."
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The Virginia Tech Cheerleaders perform during a Media Timeout of the Game with Jacksonville at Cassell Coliseum.
Robots were in action on Saturday, Jan. 21, at Penn State York when 35 teams of middle and high school students took part in the FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) South Central PA Regional Qualifier, a robotics competition. More than 500 attendees, including competitors, volunteers, and spectators attended the event. The winning alliance, comprised of three teams, were the Javengers from Enola, Pennsylvania; Cubix^3 from Hampstead, Maryland; and Sparks from Villanova, Pennsylvania. The finalist alliance, or second place winners, included Imagine It from Palmyra, Pennsylvania; Metal Works from Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and GearHounds, from York, Pennsylvania. This was the seventh time the campus has hosted an FTC event.