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Phenix Salon Suites, the co-working firm for hair stylists, just added five tri-state locations and is on the hunt for more.
The fastest-growing salon suite company in the beauty industry leased 28,000 s/f in New Jersey, Connecticut and New York.
Cushman & Wakefield’s David Townes, who heads the firm’s East Rutherford-based New Jersey retail team, serves as the franchise’s New York...
Cushman & Wakefield announced a collaboration with Saltmine, a San Francisco-based SaaS startup that provides design data technology for the commercial real estate industry.
Through the use of cutting-edge A.I. planning and 3-D space visualization technology, the Saltmine platform enables Cushman & Wakefield professionals to quickly create space plans, test fits and virtual tours of pot...
The World’s Most Influential Commercial Real Estate Tech Conference Is Coming To Brooklyn
New York, NY (July 16, 2019) — CREtech (
Consumer-goods giant Unilever PLC is building virtual versions of its factories, using data streaming from sensor-equipped machines to create digital models that can track physical conditions and enable testing of operational changes.
The “digital twin” strategy
Office owners take notice: The use of sensors and data is allowing big companies to reduce their office space by as much as a third.
Speaking at the MIPIM Proptech Europe event earlier this month, Microsoft real estate portfolio director Xavier Perrin said he uses a “building utilization dashboard” which allows him to monitor how different teams in the company use space in different buildin...
As one travels on the DND flyway from Delhi, two large banners on an under construction building proclaim WeWork is now in Noida. For the US-based co-working giant, recently renamed the We Company, Noida is an important location, but what is striking is that the company in just two years of its existence...
A low-cost, lightweight autonomous delivery robot that can operate in both the bike lane and on the roadway has been launched at the TechCrunch Mobility event.
Refraction AI, founded by University of Michigan professors Matthew Johnson-Roberson and Ram Vasudevan, has developed the Rev-1 solution for last-mile logistics. The company is backed by eLab Ventures and Trucks Venture Capital.
Years ago, Landing.ai founder and former Google Brain researcher Andrew Ngfamously declared that artificial intelligence is the
