A Texas toll road operator has turned to the sky for solutions to a very down-to-earth problem: roadway maintenance. The key to the approach is interferometric synthetic aperture radar (InSAR), which creates high-density measurements by using radar signals from Earth-orbiting satellites. InSAR imagery permits the monitoring of data representing a wide area at all times of day or night, in any weather conditions. See https://www.enr.com/articles/54102-texas-toll-road-tries-satellite-sensing-for-maintenance
Construction relies on networks of contractors and sub-contractors (or "subbies").Subbies can be exposed to an unfair balance of power in the commercial relationships due to a lack of transparency.Moreover, inefficient processes and disjointed communications mean they are exposed risk of labour blowouts, quality issues, and unpaid invoices.Neo Intelligence has created an operations management platform for sub-contractors to mitigate risk with real-time data.It’s an easy-to-use SaaS tool
for fieldworkers to store and access data in the cloud, manage program issues,
internal resources and on-site conflicts, with built-in compliance and processes
for risk mitigation and cost reduction.https://neointelligence.com.au/
Burger King Israel recently launched a plant-based Whopper and vegan chicken nuggets, developed by food tech Israeli startup, Meat. The End, especially for the fast food chain. Last Monday, the Whopper and nuggets debuted as part of a one-week trial at a Burger King restaurant pop-up in Tel Aviv. After the pilot, the items will appear on menus at nine franchise-owned stores by next month, according to Burger King Israel. The product development process took about two years, including finding the ideal partner for the journey and a long series of fundamental, in-depth, and extensive market research and tests, https://israeltrade.org.au/2022/10/26/burger-king-israel-launches-plant-based-whopper
