San Antonio security company tests surveillance robots from Singapore at SAMMinistries shelter
The “O-R3” outdoor surveillance robots made by Singapore-based robotics maker OTSAW memorize their path, recording video and photos.
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Codeup lays off more staff as CEO steps down in anticipation of closure
After more layoffs, two former Codeup employees said they learned the company would shut down once the last students had completed their certificates.
San Antonio startup rides ‘silver wave’ by acquiring defense contracting expertise
Tech startup Irys purchased the 43-year-old defense contractor DTSI as a way to break into the sector.
Meet Alan Stern, Southwest Research Institute’s first official space traveler
Southwest Research Institute’s Alan Stern has helped build the San Antonio-based institute’s space science and engineering division.
A portion of independence: UTSA seniors create prototype robot to help feed disabled individuals
Sara Mustafa was inspired by her late uncle to create an assistive robot that allows disabled individuals to feed themselves.
After notching early success, Darkhive CEO shares lessons learned with San Antonio startups
After early success in government contracting, Darkhive CEO John Goodson shared lessons learned at San Antonio Startup Week.
Lunar exploration the subject of STEM education program looking for San Antonio students
A push to get teens interested in STEM careers wants local students to join a program to design and build devices to explore lunar caves.
Holt-backed industrial tech company celebrates refurbished home in Southeast San Antonio
A Holt executive’s quest for systems integration expertise led to the formation of an offshoot company to serve industrial customers like Holt CAT.
San Antonio can implement National Cybersecurity Strategy — if there’s real action at federal level
Commentary: Though encouraging, the National Cybersecurity Strategy will only be valuable if it moves beyond intentions into action.
Global female robotics nonprofit plants roots in San Antonio
Women in Robotics is leading a grassroots initiative to bring more female talent into the tech industry, especially the robotics field.
FCC’s new broadband map may overestimate internet availability in San Antonio
The abbreviated timeline to correct the map means the city and county could miss out on crucial federal funding to help expand internet access in San Antonio.
Blue-collar STEM workers tout well-paying, in-demand jobs without the advanced degree
Blue-collar jobs in energy, construction and technology that don’t require an advanced degree are in high demand in the San Antonio region.
Use of drone to transport organs between cities deemed a success
The experiment sponsored by a consortium cut transport time, which is crucial in keeping organs viable and saving lives, an official said.
