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A one-man startup believes it has an answer to the US government's concerns about Chinese-made drones dominating commercial sales in the American market.The CEO and founding partners of Anzu Robotics are all Americans, and the company is headquartered in Texas. The company's drones, which are expected to be used by law enforcement, utilities, architects and others, are assembled in Malaysia and run on servers located in Virginia.There's just one problem: Anzu has multiple, close ties to China and to DJI, the Shenzhen-based company targeted by legislative and regulatory efforts to curb Chinese drone sales in the United States.About half of Anzu's parts come from China. Much of its software originated there. Anzu has licensed its drone design to DJI, which receives payment...

Tesbih, asırlardır insanların ruhani bir bağ kurduğu, anlam yüklü bir objedir. Vovoyo, bu anlamı ve ruhu taşıyan özel tasarımlarıyla tesbih severlerin gözdesi haline gelmiştir. Erzurum Oltu Tesbih, Gümüş Tesbih ve Ağaç Tesbih gibi ürünler, Vovoyo'nun özgün tasarım anlayışını ve kalite odaklı hizmetini yansıtmaktadır. Erzurum Oltu Tesbih: Doğanın İncisi Erzurum'un eşsiz doğasının yansıması olan Erzurum Oltu Tesbih, doğal taşın zarafetini ve anlamını taşıyan özel bir üründür. Vovoyo'nun titiz seçimi ve ustaca işçiliğiyle her bir tesbih, doğanın incisini yansıtır. Gümüş Tesbih: Zarafet ve Şıklığın Sembolü Gümüş Tesbih, zarafet ve şıklığın tam bir temsilcisidir. Vovoyo'nun özel tasarımı ve kaliteli malzemesiyle şekillenen bu tesbihler, kullanıcılarına estetik bir deneyim sunar. ...

Eyal Ben-Ari tugged at the heavy assault rifle hanging over his shoulder as he tiptoed out of his pink house at sunrise, hoping not to wake his wife or six children.Walking to synagogue in Safed, a hill town above the Sea of Galilee known for centuries as a center of kabbalah, or ancient Jewish mysticism, he said he still didn’t feel great about the gun.Sleeping with the rifle under his pillow, he worried about it being stolen. After his 13-year-old son came home with a toy replica, Mr. Ben-Ari considered returning the real thing, doubting his decision to join the newly formed civilian militia that had given him the weapon.“I feel like it’s very — artificial,” he said, struggling to find the right word in English, looking down at the gun. “It’s not human. It’s not life.”At the synagogue, m...

Günümüzde işletmelerin dijital dünyada var olması ve rekabet ortamında öne çıkması için kurumsal kimlik tasarımı büyük bir önem taşımaktadır. Kurumsal kimlik, bir işletmenin görsel ve sözel iletişim araçlarını kullanarak kendini ifade etmesini sağlayan bir yapıdır. Bu kimlik, işletmenin değerlerini, hedeflerini ve vizyonunu yansıtarak müşterilere güven verir ve marka imajını güçlendirir. İşte tam da bu noktada, Kurumsal Kimlik Tasarımı konusunda uzmanlaşmış firmalardan destek almak önem kazanır. Box Bilişim, 2007 yılından bu yana kurumsal kimlik tasarımı ve dijital pazarlama alanında sunduğu profesyonel hizmetlerle işletmelere güç katmaktadır. Antalya merkezli olan ve geniş bir perspektifte hizmet veren Box Bilişim, grafik tasarım, video edit, sosyal medya yönetimi, ürün çekimi, mobil u...

Unpasteurized milk contaminated with the H5N1 virus, the avian flu virus that has appeared on dairy farms in nine states, was found to make mice rapidly sick, affecting multiple organs, according to a study released Friday.The findings aren't entirely surprising: At least half a dozen cats have died after consuming raw milk containing the virus. But new data confirms that virus-laden raw milk may not be safe for other mammals, including humans.“Don't drink raw milk: That's the message,” said Yoshihiro Kawaoka, a virologist at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, who led the study.Most commercial milk in the United States is pasteurized. The Food and Drug Administration found traces of the virus in 20% of dairy products sampled from supermarket shelves nationwide. Officials ...

For generations, the residents of Collyweston – a village in central England nestled against the River Welland – have passed down stories of a great Tudor palace, of royal processions through the valley below, of a king's mother who had called it home.For hundreds of years, the stories persisted, even as memory of where the palace stood faded. But the tradition suddenly came to life when a handful of amateur historians unearthed parts of the long-lost palace, buried under a few meters of earth. Historians at the University of York verified their findings.“We're a small village with a small group of enthusiasts, and what we've achieved here is nothing short of a miracle,” said Chris Close, 49, president of the Collyweston Historical and Preservation Society. “You know, it'...

Last week, Google unveiled its biggest search shift in years, showing off new artificial intelligence features that answer people's questions in the company's bid to catch up to rivals Microsoft and OpenAI.The new technology has since spawned a litany of falsehoods and errors – including recommending glue as part of a pizza recipe and ingesting rocks as nutrients – giving Google a black eye and causing an uproar online.Incorrect answers in the feature, called AI Overview, have undermined trust in a search engine that more than two billion people turn to for authoritative information. And while other AI-powered chatbots tell lies and behave strangely, the backlash has shown that Google is under more pressure to safely incorporate AI into its search engine.The launch also extends a ...

Aid trucks from Egypt entered the Gaza Strip on Sunday under a new U.S.-brokered deal to reopen a vital channel for humanitarian aid, the Israeli army and the Egyptian Red Crescent said. Egypt had blocked aid from entering the enclave through its territory following Israel's seizure of the Rafah crossing - which provides access to southern Gaza - in early May. The two sides have traded blame for the closure of that crossing, even as aid has piled up on the Egyptian side. After pressure from the United States, Egypt announced Friday that it had agreed to divert trucks through the Israeli-controlled Kerem Shalom crossing, which is about two miles from the Rafah crossing, as a temporary measure.Some 126 trucks from Egypt containing food, fuel and other essential goods entered the Gaza S...

Times Insider explains who we are and what we do, and provides behind-the-scenes insights into how our journalism is born.Molly Mirhashem is used to running in circles, literally.Six days a week, Ms. Mirhashem runs near her home in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. Much of her weekly mileage takes place on the same approximately 3.5-mile loop at a nearby park. Her training will come in handy: This weekend she will run the Buffalo Marathon in upstate New York. It will be the ninth time she has run 22 kilometers since she first became passionate about the marathon in 2017.Ms. Mirhashem, a fitness editor at Well Desk, came to the New York Times last month from Outside Magazine, where she spent eight years assigning and editing articles on health and wellness, among other responsibilities.One of his...

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Sunday that Moscow's forces were gathering for a new ground offensive in his country's northeast, a day after a Russian missile attack on a hardware hypermarket in the city of Kharkiv killed at least 16 people and injured dozens more. , according to Ukrainian officials.“Russia is the only source of aggression and constantly seeks to expand the war,” Zelensky said in a speech delivered in English inside the ruins of a publishing house in Kharkiv, destroyed last week by a Russian attack.“Russia is preparing for offensive actions,” about 60 miles northwest of Kharkiv, he said, adding that Moscow is gathering “another group of troops near our border.” Mr. Zelensky did not provide further details about the potential attack.Moscow surprised U...