Sentences with phrase «already licensed its technology»

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Meanwhile, Daimler is already testing its autonomous driving technology in Nevada, and in May 2015 the company was issued a license to test self - driving semi-trucks on public roads.

On the other hand, in the US many bitcoin trading platforms have already acquired FinTech licenses, while the Chinese government is still adopting a rather ambiguous attitude towards the blockchain technology and bitcoin.

UOP has already licensed green diesel technology to two European refiners, one of which, Eni S.p.A., intends to have a plant operational in Livorno, Italy, by 2009.

Allen Goldberg, chair of Innovir, a New York - based biotech company that has licensed EGS technology, says researchers there have already had some success at EGS treatments of mice infected with a drug - resistant hepatitis virus.

The technology has already been licensed for use by one of the world's largest producers of magnesium.

«Already three companies have contacted me about licensing this technology, so it's not just a proof of principle — it's going to be used,» said senior investigator Floyd E. Romesberg, a professor of chemistry at TSRI.

The Visikol technology is exclusively licensed through an agreement with Rutgers University and is already being used by more than 240 researchers around the world to aid in the study of plants.

CSHL ramps up licensing of its short - hairpin RNA technology already used widely in cancer research and drug development...

Plastic Logic has already established a partner program to work with leading global display makers and consumer electronics companies to enable flexible, plastic AMOLED supply chains through licensing and technology transfer to mass volume producers,» the press release revealed.

And self - publishers, who are already taking advantage of FastPencil's easy - to - use technology and licensing expertise, will gain tremendous added value on the print side through Courier's ability to deliver top - quality books at attractive prices, on short order and in virtually any run length.»

The i2R e-Paper technology has already been licensed to Taiwan's ChangChun Plastics, which plans to begin trial mass production next year.

This technology is already available through the open source, Creative Commons and GPLv2 - licensed LibraryBox project led by Jason Griffey, head of Library IT at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.

Furthermore, by licensing out their technology to clients (as some already do), law firms can offer more «sticky propositions» that mean their relationship goes far deeper than one piece of legal advice.

Technology will reorganize, reallocate, and, yes, to some extent eliminate work for people licensed as lawyers, as it has already done in e-discovery.

And it's more big news for Reed Smith, which has announced the launch of GravityStack, a US subsidiary to house the solutions and products it already licenses out as well as provide legal technology and systems «counselling» and managed solutions.