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New Live Roller Belt Replaces Conventional Fabric Construction With A More Durable Polyurethane Design to Help Reduce Maintenance and Downtime DENVER, Oct. 13, 2026 -- Gates Industrial Corporation Ltd. (NYSE: GTES), a global manufacturer of innovative, highly engineered power...
Arrow Electronics Commissions New Film Exploring the Future of Blind Mobility Wed, 10/14/2026 - 14:10 Body Centennial, Colo., October 14, 2026 – When twin sisters Irina Crocker and Silvia Stelea were 19, they were told that the genetic condition they were born with would eventually cause them to go blind. But Crocker and Stelea never let that diagnosis define them. Today, they are motivational speakers, members of the Romanian Paralympics Archery Team and the subjects of a new film exploring the future of blind mobility. Produced by BBC StoryWorks for Arrow Electronics, the film follows the sisters as they learn to navigate the world with more freedom, thanks to a new wearable intelligent device developed by Arrow customer .lumen. Available as a durable, weatherproof headset, .lumen’s “glasses” rely on the same type of technology that powers autonomous cars. Using a combination of machine learning, cameras, and haptic sensors that stimulate the sense of touch, the device scans the environment, identifies safe paths and guides users through directional vibrations felt on the forehead. “Wearing the glasses felt like I'm pioneering something that you could only see in the movies, and it was a privilege to be one of the testers,” said Stelea. Stelea and Crocker are among 1,200 blind individuals in 40 countries who have tested the glasses. Currently available through a public assistive program in Romania, .lumen is also launching the product more widely in Europe and has plans to expand internationally. Arrow is helping the startup scale by identifying, sourcing, and integrating the lengthy list of processors, cameras, sensors, and connectors the device requires. “With the support of Arrow, they helped us on the prototyping side and they helped us on the manufacturing side,” said .lumen’s CEO and Founder Cornel Amariei. The film featuring Crocker and Stelea is part of All In, an original content series launched last month and presented by The Valuable 500, a business collective working to end disability exclusion. “Seeing how technology makes life better for people with physical limitations - and helps create new opportunities - is what drives our Five Years Out brand,” said Joe Verrengia, Arrow’s global director of marketing, brand and storytelling. “Our purpose is to guide innovation forward.” Arrow is a pioneer in using semi-autonomous to improve mobility for the disabled. The company developed a series of semi-autonomous (SAM) cars that a quadriplegic race car driver controls with the help of an AI model and electronics developed by Arrow engineers. .lumen’s proprietary glasses extend the SAM concept beyond paralysis to people with visual impairment, representing the most advance assistive technology worldwide for the blind. Image About .lumen .lumen builds Physical AI for Mobility, from Glasses for the Blind to Humanoid Delivery Robots. The first application of this technology is the .lumen Glasses for the Blind, which bring the principles of autonomous driving to pedestrian mobility. The device uses artificial intelligence and haptic guidance to reproduce the main functions of a guide dog in a scalable wearable system. About Arrow Electronics Arrow Electronics (NYSE:ARW) sources and engineers technology solutions for thousands of leading manufacturers and service providers. With 2025 sales of $31 billion, Arrow’s portfolio enables technology across major industries and markets. Learn more at arrow.com. About All In All In is an original content series presented by The Valuable 500 and produced by BBC StoryWorks. The series brings together stories from across industries, including health, technology, arts and culture, and consumer goods, to explore more inclusive innovation, accessibility by design and productive partnerships in business. The series is hosted at www.allinthevaluable500.com and distributed across BBC.com and BBC StoryWorks’ social platforms. Featured Image Type of Content Article
HOUSTON, Oct. 13, 2026 -- Visual Comfort & Co. announces a new design partnership with Paris-based designer Verena Brausch, introducing her debut lighting collection for the brand. Drawing on her background in industrial, furniture, and interior design, Brausch brings a...
Approval provides a replacement path for Mark V computers using existing avionics racks OLATHE, Kan., Oct. 13, 2026 -- Avcon Industries, Inc., a subsidiary of Butler National Corporation (OTCQX: BUKS), a leading manufacturer and systems integrator for special mission aircraft...
Faruqi & Faruqi, LLP Securities Litigation Partner James (Josh) Wilson Encourages Investors Who Suffered Losses In Honeywell Aerospace To Contact Him Directly To Discuss Their OptionsIf you purchased or acquired securities in Honeywell Aerospace between June 29, 2026 and September 1, 2026 and would like to discuss your legal rights, call Faruqi & Faruqi partner Josh Wilson directly at 877-247-4292 or 212-983-9330 (Ext. 1310). [You may also click here for additional information]New York, New...
Tuesday 13 October, 2026 World’s longest animal welfare petition marched through London NHS GP, TV doctor and author Amir Khan slams Pret's use of "frankenchickens" as 100,000 people boycott the popular coffee chain London, October 13th - a 400m long petition was marched through central London streets and delivered to Pret A Manger’s head office today as 100,000 people pledge to boycott the chain after it broke its 2026 chicken welfare commitment. NHS GP, TV doctor and author Dr Amir Khan slammed the chain for “putting profit above animal welfare” as he led several hundred “frankenchicken” campaigners in the stunt and rally outside Pret’s offices in Victoria.It ended with Anima's CEO entering Pret’s lobby and accusing the CEO of "hiding behind his desk”, after ignoring an invitation to collect the pledges and an open letter signed by nine UK animal protection organisations.Pret’s chicken comes from fast-growing "frankenchickens" raised on low welfare farms. But campaigners argue customers are being ‘conned’, as new polling reveals a majority of their customers mistakenly believe they’re buying chickens raised to high welfare standards,* and over 40% mistakenly believe the chickens are free range or organic.** "Pret’s customers are being conned by empty promises," said Connor Jackson, Chief Executive of Anima. “Every day people eat at Pret with expectations of high animal welfare, and yet behind their polished marketing, frankenchickens are collapsing in their own waste from leg disorders and heart failure.” "Companies like Pret need to put animal welfare above profit and honour their promise to do better for frankenchickens,” said NHS GP, TV doctor and author Dr Amir Khan. “Over 100,000 people have pledged to take a break from Pret until they do the right thing, and I stand in solidarity with them and with factory farmed chickens that suffer.” Pret committed in 2018 to stop selling fast-growing "frankenchickens" by 2026. Their own reporting shows they’ve made 0% progress. Fast-growing chickens are bred to grow 5x faster than chickens used to in the 1950s. As a result, the birds frequently suffer from severe welfare problems such as walking disorders, heart failure and skin burns from laying in their own waste. The stunt comes as a new analysis by Development Economics estimates the boycotts could cost Pret £3m in lost revenue in the first year alone. The firm has produced economic analyses for major UK businesses including Barclays, McDonalds and the National Farmers' Union (NFU.) ENDS Notes to editors Photos of the petition and rally. Credit: Anima / Andrea DomeniconiFootage of the petition. Credit: AnimaFootage of Anima's CEO entering Pret's lobby. Credit: AnimaPret A Manger's 2025 Progress Update confirms 0% adoption of slower-growing breeds in the UK, US and France.Poll report. Censuswide, 2000 UK adults, October 2026. *”Free range”, “Organic” and “RSPCA Assured” answers combined. **”Free range” and “Organic” answers combined.Breakfrompret.com website showing 100,000 pledges.Development Economics report. Analysis based on average customer spend applied to academic models of boycott behaviour to project a loss of £2.83 million in revenue over 12 months.Open letter to Pret and list of signatories: Anima, Animal Equality, The Humane League UK, Four Paws UK, Humane World for Animals, Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation, UK Voters for Animals, OneKind, SARX. March route: Trafalgar Square > Westminster > Victoria, 12-1pm. Press enquiries: Connor Jackson, connor.jackson@anima.org.uk, +447504580011
FPC, a nationwide network of executive recruitment offices, proudly announces the opening of FPC Eagle, ID, led by Managing Partners Eric and Cassie Lentz. Drawing on their extensive experience in operations, engineering, recruiting, talent development, and organizational leadership, FPC of Eagle will specialize in placing Engineering and Operations professionals within the Industrial Manufacturing industry. [PR.com]
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Funding accelerates sales, marketing and R&D for SPANR, the intelligence layer for industrial operations LIVONIA, Mich., Oct. 13, 2026 -- Aatmunn, the industrial intelligence company behind the SPANR platform, today announced a growth investment of up to $8 million from Santa...
Blackstone Credit & Insurance (“BXCI”) announced that it is leading a $1 billion financing in support of the combination of Analogic Corporation (“Analogic”) with the Security Enterprise Solutions, Ports & Borders and Industrial Automation businesses of Leidos Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: LDOS) (“Leidos”). The combination creates a stronger global security imaging and detection company with broader capabilities, deeper customer relationships and greater scale to support customers across airports,... Read the full story at https://www.webwire.com/ViewPressRel.asp?aId=362762