Tobias Fischer

1 week ago | techxplore.com | Adam Hines |Michael Milford |Tobias Fischer |Gaby Clark

Robots are increasingly becoming a part of our lives—from warehouse automation to robotic vacuum cleaners. And just like humans, robots need to know where they are to reliably navigate from A to B. How far, and for how long, a robot can navigate depends on how much power it consumes over time. Robot navigation systems are especially energy hungry. But what if power consumption was no longer a concern?

1 week ago | theconversation.com | Adam Hines |Michael Milford |Tobias Fischer

Robots are increasingly becoming a part of our lives – from warehouse automation to robotic vacuum cleaners. And just like humans, robots need to know where they are to reliably navigate from A to B. How far, and for how long, a robot can navigate depends on how much power it consumes over time. Robot navigation systems are especially energy hungry. But what if power consumption was no longer a concern?

2 weeks ago | 15questions.net | Tobias Fischer

Name: KARABA Nationality: French-Congolese, Canada-basedOccupation: DJ, producerCurrent release: DJ KARABA 's Tides EP is out now. If you enjoyed this DJ KARABA  interview and would like to stay up to date with her music and upcoming live dates and releases, visit her official homepage. She is also on Instagram, Facebook, Soundcloud, and tiktok. Do you think that some of your earliest musical experiences planted a seed for your interest in DJing? How and when did you start DJing?

3 weeks ago | 15questions.net | Tobias Fischer

Name: Ichiko Aoba
Naiotnality: Japanese
Occupation: songwriter / composer
Current Release: Windswept Adan out 3rd Dec on Bada Bing RecordsRecommendations: The mom and dad that created you. If you enjoyed this interview with Ichiko Aoba, visit www.ichikoaoba.com to find out more. When did you start writing/producing music - and what or who were your early passions and influences? What was it about music and/or sound that drew you to it?

3 weeks ago | boersen-zeitung.de | Tobias Fischer

The potential financial need for the four support cases in the cooperative sector now sums up to around 1.2 billion euros – more than double what was expected at the beginning of the year. The Raiffeisenbank im Hochtaunus, where a financial gap of 400 million euros is said to have emerged according to reliable sources, is now officially the fourth institution to be taken into the protection scheme of the BVR (National Association of German German Cooperative Banks).