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James Dyson’s technology firm gave a record 10-figure dividend to his family holding company last year as the billionaire continues to build up his fortune outside his largest asset.
Dyson Holdings paid Weybourne Holdings £1 billion ($1.1 billion) in 2021, the biggest annual cash transfer ever for the UK entrepreneur’s investment group, according to registry filings. Weybourne is also set to receive at least £500 million more this year from a dividend declared in January by the closely held maker of bagless vacuum cleaners.
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In this video I discuss the Future of Reality… What will be the Next Quadrillion Dollar Company in Tech.
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For the cdc it could basically see the viral loads in the air and even map them globally to prevent viral outbreaks that are airborne or not.
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Scalable biofabrication of heart helical tissue pattern augments pumping function.
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Agility CEO Damion Shelton and CTO Jonathan Hurst discuss artificial intelligence and its role in robot control. They also discuss the capability of robot learning paired with physics-based locomotion, Cassie setting a new world record using learned policies for control, and an exploration of the future of robotics through Dall-E.
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Have you ever desired to possess shoes like in the Back to Future movie? The shoes that tie the laces to fit the feet…
Well, it may not be exactly the same thing, but German company WertelOberfell seems to have managed to create 3D-printed shoes that adapt to your feet.
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Researchers create the most realistic rogue waves to date, showing dynamics that follow those expected for extreme waves in more idealized systems.