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Looking Back,Moving Ahead with Florida’s Space Industry By Lyle Smith It was audacious. It was inspiring. Considering where we stood technologically in 1961 in the post-Sputnik years, it was probably even borderline ridiculous. But no one more keenly understands the…
NanoPhotonica Targets Commercial Markets Every year, researchers develop and discover innovative ways to make technology faster, more efficient and cheaper. And of course, smaller. It is entrepreneurs like Chris Morton who identify these technologies and develop them into companies that…
CEO Leadership Forums Though America has dominated the hardcourts since basketball was introduced to the Olympics in 1936, winning 16 golds in twenty Olympics, few of those teams could rival the assembly of players representing the U.S. in 1992. Rightly…
A Windfall for North Brevard Embraer’s new Aero Seating Technologies facility in Titusville promises to have a wide-ranging impact felt not just throughout the city or county, but the state of Florida and perhaps the entire world of commercial airline…
The Limitless Possibilities of Sensor Technology [By Dr. Teresa Pace] Most people have heard of smart sensors, but may not realize how prevalent they are in every aspect of our lives today and how they continue to be advanced and…
Showcasing Leading Tech Creators [By Adrian Rosales] What is Orlando to you? Is it the first place where the words “Technology” and “Florida meet? For most, it is not. Instead, Orlando is synonymous with tourist entertainment, especially with Mickey Mouse…
American manufacturing is in the midst of a renaissance. As countries like China have industrialized, their cost of living has risen, along with their costs to produce goods exported around the world. This trend coupled with the rapid development of…
Attract, Retain And Grow “Put the entrepreneur at the center of economic development,” so says Dr. Tom O’Neal from the University of Central Florida Office of Research and Commercialization. This shouldn’t be such a hard concept to understand, but it can…
So Near And Yet So Far The recent thawing of relations between the U.S. and Cuban governments and President Barack Obama’s ground-breaking visit to Havana in March this year have led to speculation that throngs of American tourists will soon…
The whole of the southeast, not just Florida in particular, accounts for only 10 percent of the Angel investment in the United States. This is especially surprising considering Florida has more accredited investors (investors who meet criteria as defined by the SEC) than almost any other state….
