Technology
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Make 2025 the Year to Upgrade Your Hybrid Meeting System
While business forecasters are calling for an increased emphasis on employees returning to their physical offices, the explosion of remote employees and the need to connect across geography and time zones still makes hybrid meetings a business necessity. With that in mind, few things disrupt a hybrid meeting more than dated technology, said A.J. Antonio,…
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Drones Fly All Over the Montgomery County Sky
Drone sightings that initially started in the New Jersey sky has extended across the country, including in Montgomery County, writes Tony Di Domizio for The Reporter. Reports began on Thursday shortly after sunset in Lansdale, Sellersville, and Chalfont. Facebook users first reported drones over Roy Lomas in Towamencin Township and the Lowe’s in Hatfield. By…
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Drones Flying Over Montgomery County are Nothing to Worry About According to Feds
Mysterious drone sightings have Montgomery County residents concerned, but federal officials stress there’s no cause for alarm, write Pierre Thomas, Kevin Shalvey, Lauren Peller, Arthur Jones II, and Isabella Murray for ABC News. Over the last few weeks, law enforcement has received over 5,000 tips regarding drone sightings in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and along the…
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Aerospace Manufacturer Align Precision Comes to Horsham
Horsham Township welcomes Align Precision to the community with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, writes Dino Ciliberti for the Patch. Horsham has seen a recent boom in new business. The latest addition, Align Precision, is a nationwide manufacturer that serves the aerospace, defense, semiconductor, and high-tech industries. The move will bring 150 new jobs to the Horsham…
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Will Jeff Yass Get Trump to Keep his Word on TikTok?
With a U.S. TikTok ban looming, some speculate that Donald Trump’s return to the presidency might offer the app a lifeline, writes Chloe Berger for Fortune. Key to this theory is Jeff Yass, the Bala Cynwyd billionaire and Trump ally with significant stakes in TikTok’s parent company, ByteDance. Yass’s Susquehanna International Group holds a 15%…
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Large Sky Drones, 1st Seen in New Jersey, Now in Delaware County
The FBI continues to investigate mysterious drone sightings in New Jersey even as new reports come in about Delaware County drones showing up in towns, reports staff for 6abc. Viewers of Action News have been sending in videos of drone sightings. Numerous reports to Action News reported flying objects in Media and Broomall, as well…
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Blue Bell’s Unisys Goes In-House for New CEO, Michael Thomson
Unisys COO Michael Thomson will take over for Peter Altabef in April as CEO and president, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Altabef, who served at the helm for a decade, will remain as board chair, a role he has held since 2018. Thomson joined Unisys in 2015, serving as CFO before becoming…
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New Tech for 2025 Brings the Real-Time Whiteboard to Teleconferencing
Whether it’s during brainstorming sessions, development meetings, or just to keep track of group collaboration, using a whiteboard is a low-tech but highly effective way to make sure everyone in your group knows what’s going on. But what about your remote team members? With traditional teleconferencing technology, whiteboards in Zoom or Teams windows can be…
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Commit to Clarity with Digital Signage and Wayfinding from Haverford Systems
As facility improvements go, adding digital signage and wayfinding is an easy and cost-effective way to improve the visitor and employee experience at large, complex sites like corporate offices, airports, hospitals and healthcare facilities, and colleges and universities. Digital signage makes it easy to display dynamic content like company updates, upcoming events, and mass notifications.…
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Conshohocken’s ZeroEyes Brings AI-Powered Gun Identification to Temple
Temple University signed on as the first university in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware to start using Conshohocken-based ZeroEyes’s innovative Artificial Intelligence program for gun detection, writes David Chang for NBC10 Philadelphia. ZeroEyes, founded in 2018 after the tragic mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, works by using artificial intelligence to…
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How PTZOptics Is Revolutionizing Photography with New AI Tools
Headquartered in Downingtown, PTZOptics has become a leading innovator in professional cameras and remote video technology. This local company is pioneering a new era in photography and videography with cutting-edge AI tools and Computer Vision, allowing camera operators to automatically track and follow subjects in real time. New AI features like background removal and AI…
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Ambler’s RoundRight Software Solutions Maximizes Safety at Psychiatric Hospitals
Ambler-based RoundRight Software Solutions, launched by George Jiruska in 2022, helps maximize patient safety at psychiatric hospitals, writes John George for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The software is designed to improve how staff at hospitals conduct rounds to check on patient safety. It also makes it easier for hospital administrators to make sure that patient…
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Salesianum School Athletics Elevates Alumni and Fan Experience with Cutting-Edge Livestreaming System
High school sports are a cornerstone of community spirit, bringing students, alumni, and fans together to celebrate athletic achievements. At Salesianum School in Wilmington, the tradition of school pride has been taken to new heights with the installation of a state-of-the-art livestreaming system at Abessinio Stadium. Salesianum’s commitment to enhancing the fan experience — both…
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Philadelphia Startup Regains Traction After Second Pivot in Intended Use of Smart Sensor Trackers
Philadelphia-based Microshare is regaining traction after shifting the usage for its smart sensor trackers for the second time, writes Ryan Mulligan for PHL Inno. Founded in 2013, the Center City startup originally focused on tracking occupancy in buildings such as offices with its smart sensor technology. However, when the pandemic struck and office buildings became…
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InductEV Appoints Silicon Valley Veteran as CEO Following $20M Funding Round
King of Prussia-based InductEV, a startup specializing in wireless charging for electric vehicles, has secured $20 million in new funding, reports Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. They also appointed John Rizzo as its new CEO. Rizzo, a Stanford University alum who worked on the original Apple Macintosh, replaces Barry Libert, who will move…
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The Role of A/V Integration in Building a Tech-Forward Community with Haverford Systems
Technology is reshaping the way communities and businesses operate. By integrating advanced audiovisual solutions, commercial spaces are becoming smarter, more connected, and better equipped to meet the demands of the future. At the forefront of this shift is Haverford Systems, a trusted A/V integrator with more than 35 years of experience serving the tri-state Area.…
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Philly Startup Acquires Comcast NBCUniversal LIFT Labs Accelerator Alum Lluna
Lluna, one of the few Philadelphia-based companies to go through the Comcast NBCUniversal LIFT Labs Accelerator, was recently acquired by the local startup The Best Answer, writes Ryan Mulligan for the PHL Inno. The financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. Lluna’s CEO and co-founders will exit the company following the completion of the…
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Franklin Biolabs Opens in King of Prussia to Revolutionize Gene Therapy
Dr. James Wilson, a pioneer in gene therapy, has launched Franklin Biolabs, a new company in King of Prussia at the Discovery Labs complex, reports John George for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Wilson started Franklin Biolabs after more than three decades at the University of Pennsylvania. The new venture hired over 130 employees, many of…
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