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Keeping a mental list of the groceries you're running low on is a weekly battle. The new smart fridge from GE Profile, announced ahead of CES 2026, aims to take the guesswork out of your next trip to ...

Telestack are proud to launch the TCL 2031 tracked mounted conveyor, a powerful new addition to their tracked conveyor line, the largest tracked mounted mobile conveyor on the market. Designed to meet ...

An alert UVA Football fan wrote me tonight to ask about the health of the O line, making the point that the bulk of the media attention on the ‘Hoos this week has been on the health of QB Chandler ...

Conveyor solutions firm ASGCO has announced its new line of advanced belt cleaners designed to push the boundaries of performance, durability, and maintenance simplicity. According to the company, the ...

Glide-Line, a manufacturer of custom conveyor solutions, has unveiled its latest innovation: the Zero Contact Zoned Conveyor, a custom-engineered system designed to handle heavy and oversized products ...

This repository contains all of the Flutter samples created by the Dynamsoft team to demonstrate the Dynamsoft Barcode Reader Flutter SDK. The Ready-To-Use edition comes with a fully developed and ...

Veteran defensive tackle DJ Reader is finally feeling like himself again, and that’s a huge development for a Detroit Lions team in need of leadership and production along its injury-hampered ...

On July 28, 2025, pop superstar Katy Perry and former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau were seen enjoying a relaxed dinner together at Le Violon, an acclaimed neighborhood restaurant in Montreal ...

Detroit Lions defensive lineman DJ Reader feels this offseason has been one of his healthiest. Last offseason he was rehabbing from surgery for a December 2023 torn right quad tendon injury, causing ...

ST. PAUL, Minn., May 13 (UPI) --Consumers might notice more people these days taking cellphone photos of products on supermarket shelves. What they actually are doing is checking those products via ...