by nebraskatech | Jul 4, 2018 | News |
Nebraska won’t erase its shortage of mental health care providers outside the state’s major cities by simply trying to attract them to rural communities. The answer, said Dr. Thomas Magnuson, is telehealth, a secure videoconferencing technology that links...
by nebraskatech | Jun 26, 2018 | News |
This coming school year, Norfolk teachers might have to change their curriculum. Nucor Detailing Center is one of this year’s recipients of the Developing Youth Talent Initiative Grant. The $125,000 grant, offered by the Nebraska Department of Economic Development and...
by nebraskatech | Jun 25, 2018 | News |
Lincoln officials are inviting residents to help test out an all-electric, driverless shuttle bus for a test program that could bring more autonomous vehicle services to the city. The public will have a chance to reserve a 15-minute ride on the bus starting Thursday....
by nebraskatech | Jun 25, 2018 | News |
A new nimble, black, tracked tactical robot for Lincoln’s bomb squad won’t move faster than 5 mph, but its operators believe it could help the squad or a SWAT team defuse tense situations faster. The ICOR Technology Mini-Caliber bot doesn’t have a...
by nebraskatech | Jun 13, 2018 | News |
KEARNEY, Neb. — Dozens of new jobs may soon be created in Kearney thanks to a company’s new expansion into the Tech One Crossing park. Xpanxion UST Global is a technology company offering, in part, product and software engineering. “It’s pretty...
by nebraskatech | May 28, 2018 | News |
With drug abuse and addiction on the rise, a Lincoln doctor is using special technology to help people in severe pain. Doctor Phil Essay with the Nebraska Spine and Pain Center has performed the first four procedures in Nebraska.A technology that has only been allowed...
