Automation has been an understandable focus in manufacturing for years now. And despite the recent wave of layoffs caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the push will probably continue.... Read more.

AI vision silicon company achieves successful bring-up and meets ISO26262 safety goals using Tessent test technology... Read more.

According to reports, more than 1,100 road accidents have been recorded all over India since the lockdown was first announced in late March 2020.... Read more.

Summer swim safety for kids... Read more.

Dine on the Deck will be transformed into Dine Downtown.... Read more.

CRYSTAL SPRINGS, Miss. (WJTV)-Workers at ABB manufacturing facility in Crystal Springs are demanding stronger safety protections as they have learned this week that there are 4 confirmed COVID cases at their workplace. Tragically, an ABB worker died from COVID this week. Workers are fearing for their lives as the virus has spread in their workplace. […]. Local Mississippi Breaking News Story from CBS 12 New WJTV, your Jackson, MS news leader... Read more.

Safety precautions in place as little league baseball returns in SWFL - Wink News... Read more.

This new normal sounds onerous, and missing out on poker, craps and roulette makes a trip to the casino a bit less fun. There will be pushback, and folks who won't want to follow the rules. But consider Las Vegas.... Read more.

The app provides a rich and intuitive operational risk analysis by recording, processing, integrating and presenting data from various sources within and outside an organisation, as per the company.... Read more.

CityAM - The economy faces “immeasurable” damage if the government veers too far towards medical safety measures to to protect agains the... Read more.

NEW YORK (June 18): Global equity markets closed little changed on Wednesday as a rally on economic and vaccine hopes faded, while fresh coronavirus outbreaks and rising geopolitical tensions in Asia boosted demand for the dollar and safe-haven debt. Optimism over a quick economic recovery has been tempered by more global cases of the coronavirus, including an outbreak in Beijing and a rising tide of infections in U.S. states that are reopening their economies.... Read more.

More details have been revealed about the Basingstoke man who was carried to safety by a Black Lives Matter protester�over the weekend.... Read more.

The NSWRL has been thrilled by the positive response across the state for the re-start of the 2020 Rugby League season with most districts and groups committing to playing junior, senior and Blues Tag competitions, than 90 per cent of clubs successfully completing their COVID-19 safety training.... Read more.

FEATURE: Call to tackle online safety risks as coronavirus lockdown creates 'perfect storm' for child sex abusers - The Courier... Read more.

Sometimes, everything just goes exactly how you would have wanted it to.... Read more.

TOWN centres in south Oxfordshire were brought back to life this week as non-essential businesses shut for three months were finally �unlocked�.... Read more.

BEIJING, June 18 (Reuters) - China will step up communications with relevant countries to ensure the safety of imported foods, the commerce ministry said on Thursday, amid concerns that imported foods may have contributed to a rise in COVID-19 infections in Beijing.Ministry spokesman Gao Feng told reporters during a daily briefing that the government will work to ensure the safety of imported food and agricultural products. (Reporting by Jing Xu, Stella Qiu and Se Young Lee; editing by Jason Neely)... Read more.

The Auditor-General's Office finds many of the barriers on dangerous rural roads were inadequately planned, resulting in $100 million of cost overruns.... Read more.

Millions in grants available for school health and safety measures | - wkok.com... Read more.

The highly-competitive autonomous vehicle industry has been 'too eager' to get vehicles on the roads Industry collaboration and open innovation is needed... Read more.

Windsock safety call after Tas plane crash... Read more.