Purdue students earn world record with Rubik’s Cube robot
The device, dubbed the Purdubik's Cube, has been proven to solve the puzzle cube in 0.103 seconds, which is faster than the blink of an eye.... Read More
The device, dubbed the Purdubik's Cube, has been proven to solve the puzzle cube in 0.103 seconds, which is faster than the blink of an eye.... Read More
The developer behind a proposed 775-acre data center in Hancock County is pulling back on the project. Surge Development faced opposition for its rezoning request, but says it will work to solidify more specifics before resubmitting the proposal.... Read More
Arrive, which filed its first patent in 2014, has developed a smart mailbox—a climate-controlled, secure receptacle—for human or drone-based mail pickup and delivery. ... Read More
A proposed rezoning ordinance could be the start of another data center project in New Carlisle, not far from where Amazon Web Services is currently building its own data center.... Read More
The funding was led by Atlanta, Georgia-based Fulcrum Equity Partners, with participation from Cleveland-based Mutual Capital Partners. Both of these firms are repeat investors in Olio.... Read More
Purdue University is teaming up with Apple to launch a spatial computing hub, where academics, researchers and students can leverage augmented reality and virtual reality to further workforce development and innovation.... Read More
Indiana is suspending the application period for a Digital Opportunity Grant program, which opened April 30, under orders from President Donald Trump’s administration.... Read More
The West Lafayette City Council ultimately approved the zoning request 6-3 early Tuesday morning after a seven-hour public meeting, saying the project is a great opportunity that can’t be missed.... Read More
Do streaming services count as video service providers and should they be subject to franchise fees like traditional cable TV? Indiana Court of Appeals Judges Melissa May, Elizabeth Tavitas and Paul Felix weighed the above question in a remote hearing Tuesday.... Read More
More than 350 homes and nearly 20 businesses across 40 counties will gain high-speed broadband internet access as a result of nearly $1.7 million awarded in the 13th round of the Indiana Connectivity Program.... Read More
Lafayette-based trailer manufacturer Wabash is looking to expand into the tech space by launching two startups focused on enhancing order customization among customers and aftermarket parts optimization.... Read More
Ateios Systems, which has developed a platform for manufacturing battery electrodes without toxic solvents or forever chemicals, is receiving $1 million investment, as well as $350,000 in credits for Microsoft's cloud computing platform, Azure.... Read More
When Alfred Pinto and his wife, Carrie, set out to start a new business, they weren’t just looking for a new venture—they were looking for something innovative. Their search led them to a cutting-edge solution in an old-school industry: using drones to clean ...... Read More
Kosciuszko County Commissioners denied a rezoning request that would have paved the way for Prologis to start on a data center project in the rural Indiana county. Elected officials said a data center going in on 540 acres of farmland isn't appropriate and cited significant community opposition.... Read More
Purdue University Fort Wayne has been awarded an $803,000 grant from the Don Wood Foundation to establish new and improved labs, new courses and degree options to elevate training in advanced manufacturing.... Read More
DriverReach’s founder and former CEO, Jeremy Reymer, has left the company and is now focused on another trucking-related effort—a new nonprofit called Project 61 that aims to help truckers adopt healthy habits.... Read More
Cohoat joined the Internet of Things software and services provider in 2019 and most recently served as president and chief commercial officer.... Read More
The county’s Plan Commission on April 22 will consider a request from Shelbyville-based Surge Development, which is asking for a zoning change and variances to advance its proposal for a planned-use development that would mostly center on data center uses.... Read More
Liam Redmond, co-founder of Yelo noticed an unsustainable trend in his first year in college - highly unpredictable and sometimes expensive ride share rates. He welcomed the challenge and launched Yelo, a social ride network that thrives on the student ...... Read More
In January, Evansville-based Move Health, a health care insurance planning firm, acquired San Francisco-based Caribou. Cole Craven, Move Health’s head of growth, spoke with Inside INdiana Business about the company’s rapid growth and the Caribou acquisition.... Read More