Swarmer, Tekmara, and Florida International University have teamed up to explore the use of autonomous drone swarms for monitoring and restoring coastal ecosystems like mangroves and oyster reefs. This collaboration aims to improve the efficiency and scalability of environmental data collection in marine environments, leveraging FIU's Aquarius Reef Base for real-world testing. The project addresses critical environmental challenges such as habitat loss and coastal erosion, with potential to protect lives and property from climate-related disasters. Swarmer's drone autonomy software, proven in combat, will be adapted for these environmental applications, showcasing dual-use technology benefits beyond defense.
YD Bio Limited's U.S. affiliate, EG BioMed US, has secured clinical lab licenses in Rhode Island and Pennsylvania, expanding its CLIA-certified, CAP-accredited lab's footprint to 46 states plus D.C. and Guam. This expansion enhances patient access to...
Vivani Medical's wholly owned subsidiary Cortigent will merge with Nasdaq-listed ClearOne, which will be renamed Cortigent Holdings and trade under the ticker CRGT. Vivani will own a majority stake in the combined company, which will focus on advanci...
Diffusion, a global communications agency, is growing its home and interiors portfolio by signing new clients including POVISON (furniture), LUSA Lighting, and Induction Hardware (appliances). The agency will support these premium brands with integra...
Heathrow Finance PLC announced a €350 million offering of 4-year senior secured notes with a stabilization period starting July 2, 2026, and ending by August 7, 2026. BNP Paribas and other major banks will manage the stabilization to support the bond...
Polibeli Group Ltd. has signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding with AUTHAIKAM COMPANY LIMITED to jointly evaluate a potential 100 MW AI computing center project in Thailand. The collaboration involves preliminary assessments such as site vi...
