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1 week ago | 
dallasinnovates.com | David Seeley
Todd GarnerChief Product Officer Sam's Club....on the Grapevine Sam's Club store's use of computer vision, RFID, cashier-less Scan & Go tech, and more, via the Dallas Morning News. Since it reopened last October, the Sam's Club store in Grapevine has offered a peek into a whole new retail future. Instead of waiting at cash registers, customers use Scan & Go tech to pay for items with a phone app. AI and computer vision are used to keep store shelves stocked.
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1 week ago | 
dallasinnovates.com | David Seeley
When Plano-based CorroHealth wanted to introduce "reasoning" to its PULSE coding automation technology-which leverages large language models (LLMs) and natural language processing (NLP)-it sought help from UTD Professor Dr. Gopal Gupta and his team of computer science researchers.
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1 week ago | 
s24806.pcdn.co | David Seeley
Pro audio manufacturer Flock Audio has flown the coop from its roots in Canada and landed its HQ in Fort Worth. Best known for its PATCH System Series—a digitally controlled, 100% analog patch bay routing solution for professional audio environments—Flock was previously based in Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada.
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1 week ago | 
dallasinnovates.com | David Seeley
Contact centers that rely only on humans to take calls may go the way of the dinosaur-and companies like Cognigy will be what drove them to extinction. Düsseldorf, Germany-based Cognigy-a global leader in customer service automation using agentic AI-has relocated its U.S. headquarters from San Francisco to the Dallas suburb of Plano.
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1 week ago | 
s24806.pcdn.co | David Seeley
Contact centers that rely only on humans to take calls may go the way of the dinosaur—and companies like Cognigy will be what drove them to extinction. Düsseldorf, Germany-based Cognigy—a global leader in customer service automation using agentic AI—has relocated its U.S. headquarters from San Francisco to the Dallas suburb of Plano.
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1 week ago | 
dallasinnovates.com | David Seeley
California-based chip giant NVIDIA has announced plans to design and build an AI supercomputer factory in the Dallas area, along with a second such plant in Houston. The move by the company and its manufacturing partners will lead to the first NVIDIA AI supercomputers ever to be built entirely in the U.S. In all, NVIDIA has commissioned more than a million square feet of manufacturing space to build and test supercomputers in Texas as well as NVIDIA Blackwell chips in Arizona.
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2 weeks ago | 
s24806.pcdn.co | David Seeley
Dallas-based parking software solutions provider ParkHub has adopted a new brand identity in the wake of its 2024 merger with U.K.-based JustPark. The new name it’s pulling into? JustPark. A leading North American provider of event parking technology, ParkHub has rebranded as JustPark to align the trans-Atlantic parking platforms under a single identity.
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2 weeks ago | 
dallasinnovates.com | David Seeley
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) plays a critical role in shaping public health, drug development, and medical innovation. And like a lot of other federal agencies these days, it's currently going through significant changes, including the April 1 swearing in of a longtime FDA critic, surgeon Martin Makary, as the Trump administration's FDA commissioner.
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2 weeks ago | 
s24806.pcdn.co | David Seeley
Margaret BlackManaging DirectorLH Capital.…on the newly redesigned IF/THEN website from Lyda Hill Philanthropies. The IF/THEN initiative from Lyda Hill Philanthropies has had a major impact on spectators who’ve viewed its installation of 3D-printed statues of women “STEM rockstars.”Now a new push is underway to make an impact online through IF/THEN’s website, which has been newly redesigned by Dallas-based Tegan Digital.
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2 weeks ago | 
s24806.pcdn.co | David Seeley
Dallas has dreamed of a transformational park along the Trinity River for decades. Last night—in a festive event filled with flamenco dancers, food trucks, an outdoor stage and a massive indoor exhibit space—Harold Simmons Park got its groundbreaking.
