Your Office By the Slopes By Lisa Lynn
By Lisa Lynn, Editor of VT SKI + RIDE and Vermont Sports.
By Lisa Lynn, Editor of VT SKI + RIDE and Vermont Sports.
Besides being quiet, eVTOL air taxis will need to be three things: safe, cheap to operate, and comfortable for passengers. The health and usage monitoring system (HUMS) developer GPMS thinks it can help with all three.
Northern Reliability “has become a powerhouse for its Made in Vermont energy storage systems that are saving people millions of dollars worldwide.”
VTDigger Article: Burton Snowboards teamed up with the Vermont Center for Emerging Technologies on Thursday to host a discussion about Amazon and whether the online retail giant is a “friend, foe, or frenemy” to Vermont businesses.
A new aerospace company based in Vermont, is about to get off the ground.
Vermont U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy toured a company in South Burlington today that will soon literally launch a new satellite propulsion system.
To sell or not to sell on Amazon… that is the question. The Vermont Center for Emerging Technologies (VCET) and Burton have joined forces to address some of the biggest challenges and opportunities facing retailers today.
Helping neighbors has always been a hallmark of Vermont. But many here have also traveled around the globe to help others in need. We’ll hear some of the stories of Vermonters assisting people all over the world.
Local 22 & Local 44’s Lauren Maloney spoke with David Bradbury, president of the Vermont Center for Emerging Technologies, about a new innovation hub to help start-ups and entrepreneurs.
VCET today announced new partnerships with five innovation hubs to boost startups, innovation and localized economic development throughout Vermont.
The Vermont Center for Emerging Technologies (VCET) is proud to welcome Code for BTV, the local chapter (or Brigade) of Code for America, as its newest member and partner.
We talk a lot about automation. Automation involving pallet changers, tool changers, work cells, and robots. But what does automation have to do with apprenticeships? As it turns out, plenty.