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Innovation
May 18

Summer Infant introduces upgraded Baby Touch

WOONSOCKET – Summer Infant has introduced upgraded versions of its award-winning Baby Touch digital color video monitor with the Baby Touch 2 and Baby Touch Boost.
Manufacturing
May 18

Final cut on Toray investment

Toray Plastics (America) Inc. on May 2 unveiled new $15 million coating equipment at a ribbon-cutting at its North Kingstown campus. The technology will allow the company to better meet global customer demand for industrial and packaging films made with advanced specialty layers. The investment is part of a technology-integration plan the company, which employs more than 600, expects will create 20 jobs. From left: Gov. Lincoln D. Chafee; Rick Schloesser, president and CEO of Toray Plastics (America); Senate President M.Teresa Paiva Weed and House Speaker Gordon D. Fox.
Workforce Development
May 15

Mass. biotech firms look to prepare vets for openings to come

A group of human resource executives from five Massachusetts biotechnology companies gathered Tuesday to brainstorm how to better prepare military veterans for jobs in the sector, according to the Boston Business Journal.
Technology
May 15

4 from R.I. receive national award for computing

The national Center for Women & Information Technology and its Rhode Island affiliates – Roger Williams University and Tech Collective – have recognized three high school students and one information technology educator with the NCWIT Award for Aspirations in Computing.
Technology
May 15

Geek Dinner to feature HealthID

HealthID Profile Inc. co-founders Angelo A. Pitassi Jr. and Christopher Melo will tell the story of their inspiration and demo their product at the May Geek Dinner from Providence Geeks.
Technology
May 15

Summer Infant releases new baby video monitors

Summer Infant has introduced upgraded versions of its award-winning Baby Touch digital color video monitor with the Baby Touch 2 and Baby Touch Boost.
Technology
May 15

URI students place 2nd in intelligent-car competition

A team of three computer engineering students from the Unviersity of Rhode Island took second place in a national competition to build an intelligent model car that follows a route without humans controlling it.
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