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LAS VEGAS, Jan. 11, 2018 /PRNewswire/-- BrainCo, a brain-machine interface (BMI) startup incubated in the Harvard Innovation Lab, revealed a BMI integrated robotic arm at CES 2018, gaining attention from a variety of news sources. BMI technology allows direct communications between the human brains and external devices. Since its inception in the early 1920s, this technology has gradually matured...

Today’s real estate professionals are operating in what is quite possibly the most exciting period of innovation our industry has ever experienced. Over the last few years, we have seen both an explosion of new tech tools designed to make each stage of the asset lifecycle more efficient, and a crop of early adopters eager to test-drive them. Weirdly enough though, adoption of these tools isn’t...

Hines and Fifth Wall… A Profile of How Leading Landlords Are Showing Leadership In The CRE Tech Sector Q&A with Charlie Kuntz, Innovation Officer at Hines When I was coming up in the world of commercial real estate in the late 1980s, there were a few names that were simply the gold standard that everyone in the industry followed and tried to emulate. Trammel Crow, Mack Pogue, Gerald Hines, M...

The first workers shuffled into Salesforce Tower starting Monday, marking the debut of San Francisco’s tallest building. The 1.4 million square foot, $1 billion tower opened this week at 97 percent occupancy. Landlord Boston Properties inked more than 400,000 square feet of leases in the past year with tenants including law firm Covington & Burling LLP, WeWork, Bain & Co., Hellman & ...

Robomart is a self-driving, nearly full autonomous grocery store on wheels. The vehicle will drive fresh produce from the supermarket aisle to customers. Grocery chains can license the platform and the vehicles, which allows them to pocket the delivery fee instead of some on-demand delivery startup. A robot grocery called Robotmart is coming for the humble delivery worker in California. This week ...

The Wall Street bank committed $250 million in money collected from private-wealth clients to Cadre, which operates via an internet platform. (Bloomberg)—Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Chief Executive Officer Lloyd Blankfein is doubling down on his claim that he runs a technology company. This time, he’s giving clients access to an online startup making commercial real estate investments. The Wall S...

Walmart is expanding its “Scan & Go” service, which allows customers to bypass checkout lanes in-store, to 100 new stores, Business Insider reports. The service, which was already available in 25 stores, lets shoppers scan the barcodes of their selected items through a dedicated mobile app, and allows them to pay through the app and walk out of the store after showing their digital receipt...

Walmart is expanding its “Scan & Go” service, which allows customers to bypass checkout lanes in-store, to 100 new stores, Business Insider reports. The service, which was already available in 25 stores, lets shoppers scan the barcodes of their selected items through a dedicated mobile app, and allows them to pay through the app and walk out of the store after showing their digital receipt...

Cadre, the real estate firm co-founded by Ryan Williams, has received $250 million from Goldman Sachs private wealth clients, an infusion of funds that Williams told Crain's will allow the firm to double its portfolio over the next year. Williams, a Crain's 40 Under 40 in 2017, said the New York City based company would grow its holdings to about two dozen properties in the next 12 month...

Bitcoin has an Economic Flaw by Victor Lund on January 10, 2018 But the biggest gains may be ahead. If you took economics class in college, you understand that currencies of any type have a relationship between four very important metrics: MV=PQ. M is the total amount of money supply in circulation. V is the velocity of money and the frequency that it is being circulated. P is the price level Q is...