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Operating globally, Harmonic Drive Systems Inc. specializes in the manufacture and distribution of high-precision control systems and their constituent parts. Their diverse product lineup encompasses various motion control elements such as speed reduction gears, rotational and linear actuators, AC servo motors, and a broad array of other mechatronic devices. A notable offering is the specialized HarmonicDrive, designed for aerospace applications. The company also provides high-accuracy planetary-gear speed reducers marketed under the AccuDrive and Harmonic Planetary brands, alongside BEAM…
VILLEURBANNE, France--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Regulatory News: NAVYA (Paris:NAVYA) (FR0013018041- NAVYA), un leader des systèmes de mobilité autonome, annonce le bilan semestriel de son contrat de liquidité avec Natixis Oddo BHF au 30 juin 2022. Au titre du contrat de liquidité confié par la société NAVYA à Natixis Oddo BHF, à la date du 30 juin 2022, les ressources suivantes figuraient au compte de liquidité : 111 225 titres 79 255,9 Euros en espèces Il est rappelé qu’à la date de signature du contrat, les ressources suivantes figuraient au compte de liquidité : 0 Titre 400 000 Euros en espèces Sur la période du 1er janvier 2022 au 30 juin 2022 ont été exécutées : 677 transactions à l’achat 690 transactions à la vente Sur cette même période, les volumes échangés ont représenté : 732 637 titres et 1 150 273 Euros à l’achat 759 207 titres et 1 218 766 Euros à la vente A propos de NAVYA Créée en 2014, NAVYA est un leader français spécialisé dans la fourniture de systèmes de mobilité autonome et de services associés, Avec 280 collaborateurs en France (Paris et Lyon), aux États-Unis (Michigan) et à Singapour, NAVYA ambitionne d’être l’acteur de référence des systèmes de mobilité autonome de niveau 4 pour le transport de passagers et de biens, Depuis 2015, NAVYA a été la première société à mettre en service des solutions de mobilité autonome, La navette Autonom® Shuttle, principal axe de développement, est dédiée au transport de passagers, Depuis son lancement, plus de 180 exemplaires ont été commercialisés dans 23 pays au 31 décembre 2020, Le Tracteur Autonom® Tract est quant à lui destiné au transport de biens, Engagée dans une démarche RSE ambitieuse, la Société mène une politique active en la matière comme l’illustre l’obtention de la certification ISO 9001 en septembre 2021, Les groupes Valeo et Keolis font partie des actionnaires historiques de NAVYA, NAVYA est cotée sur le marché réglementé d’Euronext à Paris (code ISIN : FR0013018041 - Navya), Pour plus d’informations : Annexe premier semestre 2022 ACHATS VENTES Date Nombre de transactions achats Dont nombre de titres achat Pour un montant de Nombre de transactions vente Dont nombre de titres vente Pour un montant de Total 677 732 637 1 150 272,8 690 759 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LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The 2019 NAB Show runs April 6 - 11, 2019 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Business Wire is the official news distribution partner for the NAB Show. Listed below are exhibitor profiles from EditShare to Moonlighting. On the Terrestrial Broadcasting, the company supplies solutions for Radio/TV Broadcasting that meet the professional market needs globally. The portfolio of products and services includes transmitters, re-transmitters and gap fillers, as well as engineering works combined with turnkey projects and the supply of ancillary equipment, when required. On the satellite field, the product lines focus to provide the market with low cost solutions for the delivery of high value satellite services, like IoT, or M2M. Etere was established in 1987. It is amongst the worldwide leaders in Media Asset Management (MAM) and channel-in-a-box software solutions. Etere Media Enterprise Resource Planning (MERP) framework of scalable solutions are used by media enterprises across the end-to-end workflow. Etere MERP modular software including MAM, Airsales, Ad Insertion, Playout Automation, Broadcast Management System, HSM Archive, Newsroom Computer System (NRCS), Broadcast Management System, Broadcast video over IP, Censorship, Closed Captioning and Subtitle Management are built with an innovative architecture, offering the best flexibility and reliability in the market. Etere headquarters is in Singapore and it provides worldwide 24/7 support. FilmConvert enables you to add film color and grain to your video in a few simple clicks. With 19 film stocks to choose from and support for the widest range of cameras from mirrorless and DSLRs up to digital cinema cameras, you can achieve beautiful, cinematic-looking results even under the tightest deadline. Frame.io is your hub for all things video. The leader in video review and collaboration, Frame.io is where video professionals across the entire spectrum—from freelance to enterprise—come to review, approve and deliver video. Frame.io is all about what happens before distribution. We make getting there faster, smoother and more efficient with a single platform that works seamlessly across web and mobile. Company: Glensound Electronics Ltd Booth: N5015 Web: www.glensound.com With annual sales exceeding $5 million, we are at the forefront of innovative design and manufacture of quality audio broadcast equipment. We specialise in Network Audio, announcers’ and communication equipment, and with distribution across the globe, our products are available and supported worldwide. Our products are designed and manufactured in our own UK factories, in Maidstone, Kent, ensuring complete quality control from first design to finished product. These qualities make Glensound market leaders in the field. At Glensound, our passion for broadcast audio is as strong today as it was when we started out 52 years ago. GLOOKAST products are widely used by some of the most prestigious media conglomerates in the USA, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Argentina, Chile, Israel, UK, Spain, France, Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Greece, India, Dubai and China. Whether you're laying down tracks, editing video or backing up precious photos... On the road with a mobile drive or in the studio with a lightning fast RAID... You can trust Glyph when storage matters most. Hitachi Kokusai Electric Co, Ltd. is highly regarded for the outstanding quality, reliability and price/performance value of its innovative camera solutions for the broadcast and professional video production markets. At the 2019 NAB Show, the company will unveil the SK-HD1800 camera, which combines advanced CMOS imaging with a motorized filter wheel for remote operation to deliver spectacular image quality for mobile and event-based productions even in venues with challenging LED lighting and displays. The company will also showcase updates for two compact box camera models, adding HDR support to the DK-H200 while further enhancing the visual quality of the DK-Z50. IDenTV’s suite of over 30+ Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: Computer Vision, Automated Speech Recognition, Machine Translation and Natural Language processing engines provide unparalleled automation, optimization and big data analytics for data-driven decision making that had been unattainable in the past. Imagine Products develops innovative video workflow solutions that help film and media professionals back up, view, share, transcode, and archive their video assets. The theme at their booth this year will be “new” and “flexible.” They’ll be showing off ShotPut Pro 2019 with an iPhone app and MHL reports, the new comparison application TrueCheck, their Imagine Cloud that carries the tag line connecting your workflow and partnerships with Codex and Frame.io integration. Recently Imagine Products released a new website, activation system and license options like rentals. Workflows around the world will become more efficient and streamlined with these new tools. With more than thirty years in the industry, International Supplies has introduced many unique and innovative brands and products to the market. We feature CAMLAST Premium Power Solutions: Professional Gold Mount and V-Mount batteries, including for RED, chargers, adapters, plates and connecting cables; EXPLORER Cases, the finest molded, customizable protective cases on the planet for cameras, lenses, and other sensitive equipment, including lighting, sliders, tripods and stands. EXPLORER Cases are built stronger to last longer. They are To HELL and Back TOUGH! And easyCover is the unique protective cover system for all major DSLRs and mirrorless cameras and lenses. We have fifteen years of experience in design and manufacture of video cameras. Our R&D team consist of Doctors, Masters and senior engineers majored in AI tracking, video analysis, HD, IP technology. iSmart Video has been awarded as National Hi-tech Enterprise; we are ISO9001 certified. Ittiam – the trusted solutions provider in the field of online media creation, consumption and visual analytics – will showcase its advanced video processing products powered by ML at NAB 2019. Top in the list are its fastest AV1 encoder with gains over HEVC, and its ML driven CAE solution – THINKode. Ittiam will also demonstrate the first of its kind transcoding solution running on AWS A1 instances powered by ARM cores, and low latency HEVC for video collaboration. With Ittiam’s solutions, you will be well positioned to maximize your investments in video and deliver awesome customer experience. More @ https://www.ittiam.com/nab-2019/ Kron Technologies is the maker of the industry disrupting Chronos 1.4 high speed camera. Chronos 1.4 is a purpose-designed, professional high-speed camera in the palm of your hand. With a 1.4 gigapixel-per-second throughput, you can capture stunning high-speed video at up to 1280x1024 resolution. Frame rate ranges from 1,057fps at full resolution, up to 38,500fps at minimum resolution. Our presence has been felt from our home country in Canada, from the USA, to the far reaches of Europe and Asia. We aim to provide the most cost effective high speed imaging solutions to every corner of the world. Our easy to use interface and autonomous design make the Chronos line great for debugging and videography. The Chronos is great for sports and wildlife capture with trigger settings allowing you to capture just the right moment in time. Please see our website for more details on the Chronos line of high speed cameras. Venus Optics have been focusing on making high quality ultra-wide angle and macro lenses for different systems and have recently launched several unique Cine glasses including the Laowa 24mm f/14 Macro Probe lens and also the Laowa OOOM 25-100 Cine Zoom lens. Pioneering portable LED lighting technology for on-location professionals, the innovative Stella platform transforms lighting setup and utility. From illuminating spontaneous action with a single handheld light to 3-point designs that can be set up in mere minutes, Stella by Light & Motion is the choice for compact, portable lighting. Now in its 40th year, Logitek designs and manufactures advanced, affordable AoIP audio routers and consoles for Radio and TV. Logitek has always focused on high density I/O in its audio routing products, offering a large number of analog and digital inputs and outputs in a minimum of rack space. In addition to AoIP operation, Logitek now offers AES67 and Dante I/O. Logitek consoles offer touchscreen control of all router functions and provide full broadcast functionality including up to 24 mix-minus busses, scene selects, profanity delays and frame delay. Logitek is based in Houston, Texas. Mediapro is a world leading audiovisual group with 56 offices across four continents. Established as one of the leaders in sports rights distribution, with exclusive global TV rights of some of the most important competitions of national teams and clubs, Mediapro has produced over 50 films and its programs have been broadcast worldwide. Mediapro has produced over 50 films and its programs have been broadcast worldwide. Innovation is one of Mediapro’s staples, using the latest technology in sports production, film, broadcasting, design, playout, post-production services to fulfill the most ambitious projects. Channel Origination, OTT/Streaming, breaking news are also part of the services that Mediapro has been providing its customers for 25 years. Qualified press and analysts please note the following important information. Exhibitor News: http://www.tradeshownews.com/events/2019-nab-show/ Press Information: https://www.nabshow.com/for-press About Business Wire: Business Wire, a Berkshire Hathaway company, is the global leader in press release distribution and regulatory disclosure. 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FRIEDRICHSDORF, Germany--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Press Kit Materials are Available at: http://www.tradeshownews.com/events/2019-nab-show/MaxonNABShow2019/ http://www.maxon.net https://www.facebook.com/maxon3d https://twitter.com/maxon3d http://www.youtube.com/user/MaxonC4D http://www.linkedin.com/company/791366 About Maxon Maxon returns as an exhibitor to NAB to showcase its flagship professional 3D software solution, Cinema 4D, and the power and versatility the technology delivers to next-generation content creators. Throughout the show, a stellar lineup of 3D guest artists will share techniques, behind the scenes content and valuable insights to illustrate the capabilities in Cinema 4D that have inspired the creation of some of today’s most celebrated film, broadcast, multimedia and visualization projects. Check www.C4DLive.com for details on artist presenters and live streaming schedules.
ST. LOUIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--This week, more than 15,000 students from around the world traveled to St. Louis, Missouri, putting their innovation skills to the test at the annual FIRST® Championship Presented by Qualcomm Incorporated, held at various venues throughout the city, including America’s Center and St. Louis Union Station. The four-day event, attended by more than 30,000 people, came down to a heart-pounding conclusion Saturday night in front of tens of thousands of cheering fans when four teams from Kalamazoo, Michigan; San Jose, California; Canton, Michigan; and Montvale, New Jersey, earned the FIRST® Robotics Competition Winning Alliance award for this year’s game, FIRST® STEAMWORKSSM. Earlier in the day, teams from Saint Paul, Minnesota; Littleton, Colorado; and Earleville, Maryland won the FIRST® Tech Challenge VELOCITY VORTEXSM Presented by Qualcomm Incorporated Winning Alliance. Over 15,000 students, ages 6-18, participated in FIRST Championship St. Louis. Selected Quotes: FIRST Founder Dean Kamen thanked the city of St. Louis for hosting the FIRST Championship for seven years: St. Louis is a special place with special people, and they more than exceeded our expectations by opening their stadium, their city, their hearts, and their minds to make this an unforgettable Championship event for seven years. When we started here, the whole city had one local FIRST event. This year alone, St. Louis hosted more than 60 events supporting all four FIRST programs, which is astounding. We’re going to Detroit next year for FIRST Championship, but we expect St. Louis to be a longtime partner of FIRST. Major General Garrett Harencak, United States Air Force, addressed FIRST students: The United States Air Force is so thrilled to be a part of this incredible organization. Your values are our values; your professionalism, your passion, your persistence, your dedication, your integrity, your commitment to excellence, and your selfless service to your teammates are the values we treasure most. FIRST President Donald E. Bossi addressed the FIRST audience: FIRST is a robust community of students, mentors, volunteers, and sponsors from all over the world. Each of you has your own unique qualities that make you a champion, but we are all united by our passion for using technology and engineering to make the world a better, safer, and healthier place. Among the participants, many earned honors for design excellence, competitive play, research, business plans, website design, and teamwork. A not-for-profit organization founded in 1989 by inventor Dean Kamen, FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) inspires young people’s interest and participation in science and technology. In St. Louis, nearly 700 teams from 33 countries competed in the four FIRST programs: FIRST® LEGO® League (grades 4 to 8, ages 9 to 14 in the United States, Canada, and Mexico; ages 9 to 16 outside the United States, Canada, and Mexico); FIRST Tech Challenge (grades 7 to 12, ages 12 to 18); FIRST Robotics Competition (grades 9 to 12, ages 14 to 18). In addition to the high-energy robotics matches, 60 teams participated in the FIRST® LEGO League Jr. (grades K-4, ages 6 to 10) World Festival Expo. FIRST Championship St. Louis honored significant supporters of the FIRST mission: The St. Louis Local Organizing Committee was the recipient of the Founder’s Award, presented each year by FIRST Founder Dean Kamen to one organization or individual for exceptional service in advancing the ideals and mission of FIRST. Glenn Lee, Mentor, Team 359, Waialua Robotics (The Hawaiian Kids), was the recipient of the Woodie Flowers Award, founded by Dr. William P. Murphy Jr. to recognize an outstanding engineer or teacher who best demonstrates teaching excellence in science, math, and creative design. 2017 FIRST Championship Winners Dean’s List Award: From FIRST Robotics Competition: Tanreet Dhaliwal, Team 1325, Inverse Paradox, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada Dikshant Sharma, Team 226, Hammerheads, Troy, Mich. Benjamin Spector, Team 5806, Horace Mann School, Pelham, N.Y. Jared Dunn, Team 5811, BONDS, Dayton, Ohio From FIRST Tech Challenge: Kieran Beaumont, Team 6700, X BOTS, Fairfax, Va. Kelly Rudder, Team 8120, Electric Hornets, Kirtland, Ohio Timothy Keup, Team 4106, Supposable Thumbs, Brookfield, Wis. Gloria Campos, Team 5029, PowerStackers, Englewood, Ohio Roshaan Siddiqui, Team 7006, RoboTitans, Chicago, Ill. Marissa Hibbert, Team 8095, Bulldogs, Norfolk, Va. 1. FIRST® Robotics Competition Championship – FIRST Robotics Competition combines sports excitement with the rigors of science and technology. Under strict rules, limited resources, and time limits, teams are challenged to fundraise, design a brand, exercise teamwork, and build and program robots to perform tasks against competitors. More than 83,000 students on 3,336 teams from 25 countries competed during the 2017 season. Team 2614, Mountaineer Area RoboticS (MARS), Morgantown, W. Va., won the Chairman’s Award, the highest honor given at the FIRST Robotics Competition Championship, recognizing the team that best represents a model for other teams to emulate and best embodies the purpose and goals of FIRST. The Winning Alliance of the FIRST Robotics Competition was Team 2767, Stryke Force, Kalamazoo, Mich.; Team 254, The Cheesy Poofs, San Jose, Calif.; Team 862, Lightning Robotics, Canton, Mich.; and Team 1676, The Pascack PI-oneers, Montvale, N.J., of the Daly subdivision. Other FIRST Robotics Competition Awards included: Volunteer of the Year Award – Jacob Komar, FIRST Technical Advisor Jacob Komar, FIRST Technical Advisor Championship Finalists Darwin Subdivision Team 1986, Team Titanium, Lees Summit, Mo. Team 3310, Black Hawk Robotics, Heath, Texas Team 302, The Dragons, Lake Orion, Mich. Team 3719, STEM Whalers, New London, Conn. Subdivision Winners Archimedes Subdivision Team 1058, PVC Pirates, Londonderry, N.H. Team 67, The HOT Team, Highland, Mich. Team 2137, TORC, Oxford, Mich. Team 1640, Sab-BOT-age, Downingtown, Pa. Carson Subdivision Team 125, NUTRONs, Boston, Mass. Team 5687, The Outliers, Portland, Maine Team 1796, RoboTigers, Long Island City, N.Y. Team 597, The Wolverines, Los Angeles, Calif. Curie Subdivision Team 2056, OP Robotics, Stoney Creek, Ontario, Canada Team 1241, THEORY6, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada Team 384, Sparky 384, Richmond, Va. Team 1511, Rolling Thunder, Penfield, N.Y. Daly Subdivision Team 2767, Stryke Force, Kalamazoo, Mich. Team 254, The Cheesy Poofs, San Jose, Calif. Team 862, Lightning Robotics, Canton, Mich. Team 1676, The Pascack PI-oneers, Montvale, N.J. Darwin Subdivision Team 1986, Team Titanium, Lees Summit, Mo. Team 3310, Black Hawk Robotics, Heath, Texas Team 302, The Dragons, Lake Orion, Mich. Team 3719, STEM Whalers, New London, Conn. Tesla Subdivision Team 3452, GreengineerZ, Berrien Springs, Mich. Team 3683, Team Dave, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada Team 2084, Robots by the C, Manchester, Mass. Team 2537, Space RAIDers, Columbia, Md. Subdivision Finalists Archimedes Subdivision Team 225, TechFire, York, Pa. Team 558, Elm City Robo Squad, New Haven, Conn. Team 865, WARP7, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Team 6334, Aluminati, Midlothian, Va. Carson Subdivision Team 195, CyberKnights, Southington, Conn. Team 177, Bobcat Robotics, South Windsor, Conn. Team 1080, Resurgence Robotics, Henrico, Va. Team 1073, The Force Team, Hollis, N.H. Curie Subdivision Team 4917, Sir Lancerbot, Elmira, Ontario, Canada Team 4946, The Alpha Dogs, Bolton, Ontario, Canada Team 2169, KING TeC, Savage, Minn. Team 3929, Atomic Dragons, Philadelphia, Pa. Daly Subdivision Team 4976, Rebels, Georgetown, Ontario, Canada Team 27, Team RUSH, Clarkston, Mich. Team 4678, CyberCavs, Breslau, Ontario, Canada Team 2614, Mountaineer Area RoboticS (MARS), Morgantown, W. Va. Darwin Subdivision Team 1114, Simbotics, St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada Team 610, Crescent Robotics, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Team 359, Hawaiian Kids, Waialua, Hawaii Team 6387, Discobots Canada, Brampton, Ontario, Canada Tesla Subdivision Team 2619, The Charge, Midland, Mich. Team 3130, The ERRORs, Saint Paul, Minn. Team 193, MORT Beta, Flanders, N.J. Team 4485, Tribe Tech Robotics, Danville, Ind. Engineering Inspiration Award – Curie-Darwin Division: Team 3324, The Metrobots, Columbus, Ohio Carson-Tesla Division: Team 1023, Bedford Express, Temperance, Mich. Archimedes-Daly Division: Team 27, Team RUSH, Clarkston, Mich. Creativity Award sponsored by Xerox – Curie-Darwin Division: Team 6201, The Highlanders, Somerville, Mass. Carson-Tesla Division: Team 3683, Team Dave, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada Archimedes-Daly Division: Team 6548, Perry RAMBOTS, Perry, Mich. Entrepreneurship Award sponsored by Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers – Curie-Darwin Division: Team 1305, Ice Cubed, North Bay, Ontario, Canada Carson-Tesla Division: Team 597, The Wolverines, Los Angeles, Calif. Archimedes-Daly Division: Team 1676, The Pascack PI-oneers, Montvale, N.J. Excellence in Engineering Award sponsored by Delphi – Curie-Darwin Division: Team 4946, The Alpha Dogs, Bolton, Ontario, Canada Carson-Tesla Division: Team 2451, PWNAGE, Saint Charles, Ill. Archimedes-Daly Division: Team 2767, Stryke Force, Kalamazoo, Mich. Gracious Professionalism® Award sponsored by Johnson & Johnson – Curie-Darwin Division: Team 2648, Infinite Loop, Oakland, Maine Carson-Tesla Division: Team 1684, Chimeras, Lapeer, Mich. Archimedes-Daly Division: Team 558, Elm City Robo Squad, New Haven, Conn. Imagery Award in honor of Jack Kamen – Curie-Darwin Division: Team 3157, Eastridge Robotics, Rochester, N.Y. Carson-Tesla Division: Team 2177, The Robettes, Mendota Heights, Minn. Archimedes-Daly Division: Team 1075, Sprockets, Whitby, Ontario, Canada Industrial Design Award sponsored by General Motors – Curie-Darwin Division: Team 1986, Team Titanium, Lees Summit, Mo. Carson-Tesla Division: Team 33, Killer Bees, Auburn Hills, Mich. Archimedes-Daly Division: Team 225, TechFire, York, Pa. Industrial Safety Award sponsored by UL – Curie-Darwin Division: Team 3142, Aperture, Newton, N.J. Carson-Tesla Division: Team 3284, Camdenton 4-H LASER 3284, Camdenton, Mo. Archimedes-Daly Division: Team 2220, Blue Twilight, Eagan, Minn. Innovation in Control Award sponsored by Rockwell Automation – Curie-Darwin Division: Team 1506, Metal Muscle, Flint, Mich. Carson-Tesla Division: Team 2168, Aluminum Falcons, Groton, Conn. Archimedes-Daly Division: Team 254, The Cheesy Poofs, San Jose, Calif. Quality Award sponsored by Motorola – Curie-Darwin Division: Team 3310, Black Hawk Robotics, Heath, Texas Carson-Tesla Division: Team 303, The T.E.S.T. Team, Bridgewater, N.J. Archimedes-Daly Division: Team 910, The Foley Freeze, Madison Heights, Mich. Team Spirit Award sponsored by FCA Foundation – Curie-Darwin Division: Team 1660, Harlem Knights, New York, N.Y. Carson-Tesla Division: Team 2399, The Fighting Unicorns, Beachwood, Ohio Archimedes-Daly Division: Team 2337, EngiNERDs, Grand Blanc, Mich. Highest Rookie Seed – Archimedes Subdivision: Team 6344, Yale Jiggawattz, Yale, Mich. Carson Subdivision: Team 6324, The Blue Devils, Salem, N.H. Curie Subdivision: Team 6613, Gogebic Range Robotics, Hurley, Wis. Daly Subdivision: Team 6548, Perry RAMBOTS, Perry, Mich. Darwin Subdivision: Team 6331, Sabotage, Windsor, Ontario, Canada Tesla Subdivision: Team 6538, Linc-Bots, Ypsilanti, Mich. Rookie All-star Award – Curie-Darwin Division: Team 6331, Sabotage, Windsor, Ontario, Canada Carson-Tesla Division: Team 6420, Fire Island Robotics (Muscatine Iowa), Muscatine, Iowa Archimedes-Daly Division: Team 6317, Disruptive Innovation, Davenport, Iowa Rookie Inspiration Award – Curie-Darwin Division: Team 6460, Air Guardians, Mansfield, Ohio Carson-Tesla Division: Team 6419, ICE, West Des Moines, Iowa Archimedes-Daly Division: Team 6451, Wired Warriors, Whiteland, Ind. Judges’ Awards – Curie-Darwin Division: Team 5885, Villanova WiredCats, LaSalle, Ontario, Canada Carson-Tesla Division: Team 3954, 4-H Electrotechs, Emlenton, Pa. Archimedes-Daly Division: Team 5709, Rudyard Nerf Herders, Rudyard, Mich. 2. FIRST® Tech Challenge World Championship – FIRST Tech Challenge students learn to think like engineers. Teams build robots from a reusable kit of parts, develop strategies, document their progress, and compete head to head. For this year’s game, VELOCITY VORTEXSM Presented by Qualcomm Incorporated, teams work in an Alliance to score points against their opponents by placing balls into vortexes, including one on a rotatable stand in the center of the field. In the final 30 seconds of the match, robots can raise a large ball off the playing field and place the ball in their center vortex. Approximately 55,000 students on 5,540 FIRST Tech Challenge teams competed during the 2016-2017 season. This season’s Sponsors included Season Presenting Sponsor, Qualcomm; Official Program Sponsor, Rockwell Collins; and Official IoT, CAD, and Collaboration Software Sponsor, PTC. The FIRST Tech Challenge World Championship Inspire Award, recognizing excellence in robot design and teamwork, went to Team 5466, Davenport West - Combustible Lemons, from Davenport, Iowa. The Winning Alliance was Team 8686, Height Differential, Saint Paul, Minn.; Team 6929, Data Force, Littleton, Colo.; and Team 5916, BoBots, Earleville, Md. The FIRST Tech Challenge Volunteer of the Year Award winner was Kevin Ross from Carnation, Washington. The Compass Award for excellence in coaching/mentoring was awarded to Jan Cardinale. She was nominated for this award by Team 6037, W.A.G.S., from Princeton Junction, New Jersey. Other FIRST Tech Challenge awards included: Division Winners – Edison Division: Team 8221, Cubix^3, Hampstead, Md.; Team 8644, The Brainstormers, Lexington, Mass.; and Team 7182, Mechanical Paradox, Catonsville, Md. Ochoa Division: Team 8686, Height Differential, Saint Paul, Minn.; Team 6929, Data Force, Littleton, Colo.; and Team 5916, BoBots, Earleville, Md. Division Finalists – Edison Division: Team 10294, The Edge, Hartland, Wis.; Team 4211, The Bombers, Saint Louis, Mo.; and Team 3537, The MechaHampsters, Greenwood, Ind. Ochoa Division: Team 4174, Atomic Theory, New York, N.Y.; Team 5843, AutoVortex, Bucharest, Romania; and Team 8645, Robotic Doges, Hollsopple, Pa. Rockwell Collins Innovate Award – Team 2818, G-FORCE, Mc Henry, Md. Motivate Award – Team 5421, RM'd and Dangerous, Rockville, Md. Connect Award – Team 7190, Green Girls, Saint Paul, Minn. Think Award – Team 3415, Lancers, Livingston, N.J. PTC Design Award – Team 8393, BrainSTEM, Baden, Pa. Control Award – Team 7244, OUT of the BOX, Downingtown, Pa. Promote Award – Team 8808, Ponytail Posse, Saint Paul, Minn. Judges’ Award – Higher Priority Award – Team 6567, Roboraiders, Red Hook, N.Y. Judges’ Award – Gracious Professionalism® Under Fire Award – Team 8808, Ponytail Posse, Saint Paul, Minn. 3. FIRST® LEGO® League World Festival – FIRST LEGO League introduces younger students to real-world engineering challenges by conducting research projects and building LEGO-based autonomous robots to complete tasks on a thematic playing surface. FIRST LEGO League teams, guided by their imaginations, discover exciting career possibilities and learn to make positive contributions to society. This year’s challenge, ANIMAL ALLIESSM, tasked approximately 255,000 students on 32,000 teams with improving how animals and humans learn from, interact with, and help one another. Top honors went to Champion’s Award 1st Place winner, Team 5831, CTRL-Z Bayview Glen, Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Champion’s Award Finalist, Team 1920, Flufflepuff, Granger, Ind.; and Champion’s Award Finalist, Team 8631, St. Peters Brickbusters, East Troy, Wisc. Other FIRST LEGO League awards included: Robot Performance Award – Team 30397, brickSAPplied, Wiesloch, Germany Strategy & Innovation Award – Team 30397, brickSAPplied, Wiesloch, Germany Programming Award – Team 30399, SAP.Legomine, Wiesloch, Germany Mechanical Design Award – Team 30411, SAP Rocket, Dresden, Germany Research Award – Team 10958, Plasmabots, Lexington, Mass. Presentation Award – Team 29354, Super Swaggy Salamanders, La Grange, Ky. Innovative Solution Award – Team 3436, Hydrators, Oakville, Ontario, Canada Teamwork Award – Team 7767, The Hippie Pandas, Churchville, N.Y. Inspiration Award – Team 436, Robot Rights, Dublin, Ohio Gracious Professionalism® Award – Team 6128, Blackout, Louisville, Ky. Solid as a Rock Volunteer Award – Dave Ellis of Ontario, Canada Coach/Mentor Awards – Jigen Matsumoto, Shinagawa Japan; Jignasha Manek, Enola, Pa.; Sean Moushegian, Nashua, N.H.; and Sanjay & Arvind Seshan, Pittsburgh, Pa. Judges’ Awards Team 30398, The Electronic Machines Schiers, Schiers, Switzerland Team 22752, The Blockheads, Girard, Kan. Team 5993 The MidKnight Minions, Plainsboro, N.J. Team 30388, GoLEGOGo, Radlje ob Dravi, Slovenia Team 30428, YPSILON VIARÓ, Barcelona, Spain Team 30415, LEGO Workshop Wonders, Magherafelt, Northern Ireland 4. FIRST® LEGO® League Jr. World Festival Expo – FIRST LEGO League Jr. introduces children ages 6 to 10 to the exciting world of science and technology. Teams of up to six children and two adult Coaches take on a real-world Challenge, to be explored through research, critical thinking, and imagination. In this year’s Challenge, CREATURE CRAZESM, students learned about animals and explored their habitats. FIRST LEGO League Jr. awards went to: Research and Show Me Poster Awards Explosive Ideas Award – Team 4402, Bee-Bots, of Fallon, Mo.; Team 8387, Whitefield Wildcats, of Kansas, Mo.; and Team 10760, 2x3er, of Kaiserslautern, Germany Picasso Award – Team 7002, Little Pandas, of Christiansburg, Va.; Team 2581, 6 Yellow and Black Stripes, of St. Louis; and Team 4890, Camdenton 4-H Hurricane Deck Elementary Laser #4890, of Linn Creek, Mo. Spirit and Fun Awards Team Spirit Award – Team 830, Foxes for Life, of Mequon, Wisc.; Team 189, Camdenton 4-H Dogwood and Hawthorn Elementary Laser #6, of Camdenton, Mo.; and Team 10761, #SCS Trencalos Team, of Barcelona, Spain Rising Stars Award – Team 184, Camdenton 4-H Osage Beach Elementary Laser #1, of Linn Creek, Mo.; Team 10400, City Garden Montessori, of St. Louis; and Team 10273, Master Minds, of Ballwin, Mo. Science Knowledge and Learning Awards Lil’ Einstein Award – Team 10266, Owlettes, of Chesterfield, Mo.; Team 1877, LEGO Brainiacs, of Glasgow, Ky.; and Team 10758, Hammers2, of Bouson, South Korea. Effort and Learning Award – Team 7896, Brilliant Badgers 1, of Rockville, Md.; Team 10756, PLC’s Brainy Bots, of Reynoldsburg, Ohio; and Team 10802, Sassy Bot Super Scouts, of Glen Carbon, Ill. Inquiring Minds Award – Team 10158, The LEGO Lads, of Fallon, Ill.; Team 7737, Bookbots, of Grover, Mo.; and Team 8126, Denver Schools, of Denver, Iowa Terrific Thinkers Award – Team 5631, Camdenton 4-H Laser Osage Beach Elementary #4, of Linn Creek, Mo.; Team 7703, Beautiful Butterflies, of Fallon, Mo.; and Team 10759, Bumblebee 119, of Seoul, South Korea Redefining Learning Award – Team 190, Camdenton 4-H Laser Osage Beach Elementary #2, of Camdenton, Mo.; Team 4707, Henry Spaceport & Robot Factory: Busy Bees Squad, of Ballwin, Mo.; and Team 4928, The High Jumpers, of Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Core Values Awards Gracious Professionalism® Award – Team 186, Camdenton 4-H Dogwood & Hawthorn Elementary Laser #2, of Camdenton, Mo.; Team 10770, #SCS Dove Team, of Barcelona, Spain; and Team 5527, Soin Superbuilders, of Dayton, Ohio Outstanding Teamwork Award – Team 7586, Team Crusher BOTS, of Bettendorf, Iowa; Team 9006, ACE LEGO League, Reston, Va.; and Team 10757, Hi-Five, of Seoul, South Korea Coopertition® Award – Team 5630, Camdenton 4-H LASER Osage Beach Elementary #3, Linn Creek, Mo.; Team 7972, Busy Bees, of St. Louis; and Team 305, G-6 PAWSOME GIRLS, of Glastonbury, Conn. LEGO® Models, Machines and Programming Awards Solid as a Rock Award – Team 8994, RoboWiggles, of Jericho, N.Y.; and Team 185, Camdenton 4-H Dogwood & Hawthorn Elementary LASER #3, of Camdenton, Mo. Construction Innovation Award – Team 7817, Honey Bee Girls, of Fallon, Mo.; Team 8718, The Leopard Engineers, of Ann Arbor, Mich.; and Team 744, Camdenton 4-H FIRST FLL Jr., of Camdenton, Mo. Master Programmer Award – Team 9136, Creative LEGO Builders, Ann Arbor, Mich.; Team 9354, Camdenton 4-H FIRST FLL Jr Hurricane Deck Elementary LASER #2, Camdenton, Mo.; and Team 4787, Brainy Buddies, of Ballwin, Mo. Simply Awesome Machine Award – Team 10753, Kicks East, Sizuoka, Japan; and Team 8141, Masterbots, of Dublin, Ohio Amazing Movement Award – Team 187, Camdenton 4-H Dogwood & Hawthorn Elementary Laser #4, Camdenton, Mo.; Team 378, Bee Builders, of Camanche, Iowa; and Team 10754, EcoLegoGrad, of Moscow, Russia Complexity and Decoration Award – Team 547, Iron Fists, of Dayton, Ohio; Team 7913, Master Builders, of Windham, N.H.; and Team 10773, Honey Bee G.C., of South Bend, Ind. Robust Design Award – Team 8612, Wrecking Soccer Bots, of Fallon, Mo.; Team 4497, The Programming Peacocks, of St. Louis; and Team 10755, Little Einsteins, Elista, Russia The celebration in St. Louis concluded eight days of 2017 FIRST Championship events, which kicked off last week in Houston. In total, more than 60,000 people attended the events across two cities. 2017 FIRST Championship Sponsors Qualcomm Incorporated is the 2017 FIRST Championship Presenting Sponsor. 2017 FIRST Championship Program Sponsors include: The Abbott Fund; Bechtel Corporation; Belden, Inc.; FedEx Corporation; Google; Monsanto; Nokia Bell Labs; NRG Energy; NVIDIA Corporation; Twitch; U.S. Air Force. Other 2017 FIRST Championship Sponsors include: BAE Systems; The Boeing Company; Booz Allen Hamilton; Bosch; The Coca-Cola Company; The Dow Chemical Company; Edward Jones; Hilton; Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark; IBM Corporation; Mouser Electronics; Nidec Motor Corporation; Phillips 66; Picatinny STEM; PwC US; Southwest Airlines; St. Louis Regional Chamber; St. Louis Union Station Hotel; TE Connectivity; Texas Instruments; Uber; ViaSat; Vulcan Spring & Mfg. Co.; Walt Disney Imagineering. Save the date! The 2018 FIRST Championship will be held in: Houston April 18-21, 2018, and Detroit April 25-28, 2018 About FIRST® Accomplished inventor Dean Kamen founded FIRST® (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) in 1989 to inspire an appreciation of science and technology in young people. Based in Manchester, N.H., FIRST designs accessible, innovative programs to build self-confidence, knowledge, and life skills while motivating young people to pursue opportunities in science, technology, and engineering. With support from over 200 of the Fortune 500 companies and more than $50 million in college scholarships, the not-for-profit organization hosts the FIRST® Robotics Competition for students in Grades 9-12; FIRST® Tech Challenge for Grades 7-12; FIRST® LEGO® League for Grades 4-8; and FIRST® LEGO® League Jr. for Grades K-4. Gracious Professionalism® is a way of doing things that encourages high-quality work, emphasizes the value of others, and respects individuals and the community. To learn more about FIRST, go to www.firstinspires.org
NEWBURY PARK, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Press Kit Materials are Available at: http://www.tradeshownews.com/events/2017-nab-show/MAXON/ https://www.maxon.net/en/ https://www.facebook.com/maxon3d https://twitter.com/maxon3d http://www.youtube.com/user/MaxonC4D http://www.linkedin.com/company/791366 About MAXON Computer, Inc. MAXON, the industry-leading developer of professional 3D modeling, painting, animation and rendering solutions, returns as an NAB Show exhibitor to showcase the latest Cinema 4D content creation solutions for 3D VFX, motion graphics and design. Exhibitor presence includes daily tech presentations and demos on the MAXON main stage from leading 3D professionals at VFX, design and animation studios spotlighting trends in the ever-evolving media landscape to show how they applied the latest tools in Cinema 4D to solve real-world creative challenges; presentations streaming live on C4DLive.com. MAXON is also pleased to debut the new “Perception Guide to FUI”, a comprehensive tutorial series for its Cineversity training and resource site.