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E-Scooters––A Better Alternative to E-Bicycles
Henry Ford famously said, “If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses.” In other words, while people often understand a problem, they may use old paradigms that produce a less innovative solution. Take the issue of the “last mile”. Most major cities offer public transportation such as subways, commuter trains,…
The Correlation Between New Shipping Standards & Fluids Testing with Jim Paladino of Perceptive Sensors
Many businesses, such as oil and gas, have challenges documenting and validating fluids during shipping and transport to the final destination. Because of this, there are opportunities and applications abound for nondestructive fluids testing that can offer quality checks, validation and a digital footprint of results at any step of the supply chain. Jim…
The Supply Chain is Longer Than You Think with Adam Robinson
A metaphor is an interesting thing. One especially accurate metaphorical phrase is “supply chain.” There is, sometimes, a misconception as to the length of that chain. It actually extends further than conventional wisdom would have you believe. On today’s podcast, our host had a conversation with Adam Robinson, Marketing Manager for Cerasis. They discussed…
How the Retail World Is Getting Around the Trucker Shortage
Have you walked into a Walmart lately and noticed a ‘for hire’ sign for truck drivers? In an age of fast fashion and free returns, the need for drivers has never been greater. According to FTR Transportation Intelligence, the nation’s truck driver shortfall swelled to a record 296,311 in the second quarter of 2018 even…
DuraCoatings Announces Launch of Airplane Component Repair and Coatings Division
OKLAHOMA CITY–(BUSINESS WIRE)–DuraCoatings Holdings, LLC (“DuraCoatings”), a leading industrial coatings company, based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, is proud to announce DCI Industries, a subsidiary of DuraCoatings, received approval and designation as Part 145 Repair Station #5D1R406D by the Federal Aviation Administration. Dennis Glasco, CEO, Andy Martin, FAA Repair Manager, and the rest of the DuraCoatings…
Adapting Shipping Routes to a Booming Chemical Industry with Alex Azeredo & Josh Savory of The Logistix Company
The chemical industry is expanding. 72 percent of chemical company CEOs said they saw more growth potential for the industry in 2016 than in the previous three years, according to PwC’s 2016 Global CEO Survey. Two years out from that survey, and the changes have been drastic. Emerging technology like AI and blockchain has…
Aurora Wireless CMS from Mid Continent Controls
The value of Mid Continent Controls’ Aurora is in its flexibility to create simple, yet customizable and cost effective installations. While each component of the system operates independently, Aurora’s components also function together to produce the best environment for an enhanced user experience.
Bauer Built Stock Retreads Serve Small Fleets
Large Fleet Tire Replacement Process In a large fleet, availability of additional tire stock permits these businesses to cap their own casings. As tread wears, tire assets are strategically moved from steer to drive and then from drive to trailer. When the decision to retread is made, existing inventory can be used as an immediate…
TESLA AND THE PROBLEM WITH TEMPORARY PRODUCTION FACILITIES
Pre-orders were stacking up for the Tesla Model 3. Climate conditions played a big part in 450,000 customers waiting for vehicles they were expecting to already have. In Spring 2016, Tesla CEO and visionary Elon Musk made splashy headlines when he announced the Model 3. Billed as the car of the future, the fully electric…
EVERYONE DESERVES TO BE COOL – ESPECIALLY TRAVELERS
Traveling around the world can be a stressful and hot proposition. But no matter the climate or location, a cool, refreshing breeze is always a welcome arrival. At Breezer Mobile Cooling we believe everyone deserves to be cool, especially those traveling. Emergency Cool Down The Changi Airport in Singapore is one of the largest transportation…
Nothing Is Impossible to Cover
Transhield protects equipment against the forces of nature by providing the most advanced protective cover technology in the industry, conducting in-depth research on corrosion, and managing the entire protection process, start to finish. As a company, Transhield is founded on the premise that nothing is impossible to cover. We are the protective cover experts. From…
Modular Data Centers Facilitating “Smarter” Cities
Cities around the globe are racing to become smarter using data and technology to improve quality of life for its citizens and to foster economic growth. Smart Cities require IoT devices and sensors integrated with Information and Communications at a large scale. Enormous data gets collected from, processed, and fed to transportation network, autonomous vehicles,…
Reinventing the Wheel with Paul Gatley of Bartell Machinery Systems
We all know the old adage, “you can’t reinvent the wheel.” In the automotive industry, innovation in electric and autonomous vehicle technology is changing that narrative pretty quickly. 3D printing, connected machinery, airless tires, you name it; the wheel is being reinvented, and the manufacturing tools that ensure quality and safe new technology have…
Understanding Freight Costs when Shipping Walk-In Coolers and Freezers
With the tightening of truck capacity over the last year, freight rates have followed suit and you have probably seen this in the increased cost of shipping walk-in coolers and freezers. Depending on where you are located the cost of the shipment will vary. It is more expensive to ship to certain areas of the…
Retailers, Truckers and the Future of Shipping
The long-haul trucking industry is scrambling for ways to attract more workers in a competitive job market. Trucking has seen some dramatic changes in the face of the popularity of electric and driverless vehicles, rising fuel prices, and an overall higher demand from companies. While the Department of Transportation is currently exploring rule changes that…
Another Milestone Week for 3D Printing
Yes, You Can Print That: What’s Trending in 3-D Printing The world of 3D printing is getting more practical every day, with expectations to grow to a market of $23 billion by 2022, according to Statistica.[1] Many industries are using 3D printing to revolutionize how projects are built and products are designed. The technology is…
CLIMATE CONTROL SOLUTIONS FOR THIRD-PARTY LOGISTICS COMPANIES
Third-party logistics companies (3PLs) are responsible for storing and transporting a variety of goods. Maintaining a proper climate for such a wide array of goods can be a serious challenge. Many items must be kept cold or frozen to prevent waste or loss. Polygon has not only the technology, but the team knowledge and expertise…
Listen: How Self-Driving Cars Will Change America with Dr. Kara Kockelman from the University of Texas
For the United States and the rest of the world at large, electric self-driving cars mean much more than just being able to watch a movie on your commute to work. It can fundamentally change city design, national trade, and much more. Joining us today is Dr. Kara Kockelman, professor of transportation engineering at…
Watch: Composite Use in Transportation
Composite materials are flexible and durable, making them use in many industries. These materials are highly desired and can meet the diverse demands of today’s transportation industry. Read more at mvpind.com
Uber to shift focus away from cars to electric bikes and scooters for short trips
Uber is set to shift its focus away from cars and towards electric bikes and scooters for shorter journeys. Individual modes of transport will be utilised as part of the app’s long-term strategy, according to the company’s chief executive. Dara Khosrowshahi acknowledged the move will mean Uber takes a financial hit in the short term but said it was the direction…
Composites Paving the Way to Lighter Automobiles and Fleets
As electric vehicles rise in popularity, the look and utility of cars continues to evolve. Electric vehicles are designed to eliminate the need for fuel while combating emissions; however, manufacturers must bear in mind the weight of the battery. As a result, lightweight composites are at the forefront for this industry, and with those materials…
Using Aviation To Stop Poaching
Most Americans associate the poaching of exotic animals with faraway lands across the Atlantic. Protecting animals from illegal hunters seems like a helpless effort. For Mike Kennedy, star of Discovery Channel’s Airplane Repo, his two passions led him to make a difference in Africa’s fight to stop the poaching of endangered species. “Aviation has always…
Brake Safety Week: A Call Out to Fleets to Service Brakes Regularly
This campaign is conducted to identify and remove CMVs with critical brake violations from both U.S. and Canadian roadways, while raising awareness relating to the dangers of faulty brake systems. Brake Week Inspection Parameters During Brake Safety Week, CVSA-certified enforcement personnel will be performing roadside brake system inspections on large trucks and buses. These inspectors…
Watch: Cospolich Customer Service Second to None
Cospolich has been in business since 1937, and the business has grown through innovative product designs, quality equipment and impeccable customer service. Make sure to follow Cospolich on social for more information on upcoming products
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