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GUANGZHOU, China and SAN JOSE, Calif. (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — GOWIN Semiconductor Corp., the world’s fastest growing programmable logic company, will attend AI EXPO KOREA on September 23-25, 2020 to demonstrate GOWIN’s latest GoAI solution at Hall D, COEX, SEOUL, KOREA. AI EXPO KOREA is the only Artificial Intelligence Expo to meet the future of artificial intelligence technology, new trends, new products, and the best chance to meet all of Artificial Intelligence that leads the 4th Industrial Revolution. Interested attendees can review the conference details at  http://www.aiexpo.co.kr/main . “We choose AI EXPO Korea as the first tradeshow to introduce Gowin GoAI solution for the innovation and leading AI technology of Korea,” said Stanley Tse, Sales Director (Asia) of Gowin Semiconductor Corp and General Manager of Gowin Semiconductor Hong Kong. “Korea is one of the earliest countries to deploy 5G infrastructure worldwide which enables Edge AI market; Gowin GoAI also enables Edge AI app

The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) has selected Fugro to provide site characterisation services in support of a USD 250 million highway improvement project near Dallas. Fugro is delivering their services under a 5-year (2019-2024) indefinite delivery indefinite quantity contract (IDIQ) for TxDOT and this is the first work authorisation issued under the IDIQ. Fugro’s final deliverables for this important infrastructure project are scheduled for March 2021. With a goal of decreasing congestion and improving safety at the interchange of US Highway 80 and Interstate Highway 635, the TxDOT highway improvement project requires multiple new and reconstructed bridges, retaining structures, noise walls, traffic lanes and frontage roads, in addition to reconstructing the existing interchange. Fugro’s work on the project began in May and involves a comprehensive geotechnical campaign totalling nearly 400 soil boreholes and over 200 pavement cores. To expedite data collection, Fugro i

ELKHORN, WI –  The National Clay Pipe Institute (NCPI) has just completed and published the most comprehensive manual for cleaning & maintaining any sanitary sewer system.  Leaders of NCPI realized that decision makers in the largest sanitary sewer systems in the country were specifying vitrified clay pipe (VCP) not  just  because of the long-term value represented by the lifecycle of the material.  They were specifying VCP because of the operations & maintenance options the material provides in their systems throughout the lifecycle. One of the real benefits of this  Handbook , to any user, is the SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) derived from Kent Carlson’s more than 30-years of experience with the City of Los Angeles.  Another feature of the  Handbook  is a guide to the use of aggressive cleaning techniques to achieve the goals of the CMOM (Capacity, Management, Operation & Maintenance) program and reduce SSOs (Sanitary Sewer Overflows) by maintaining the designed oper

HOUSTON –  Freese and Nichols, Inc. , has added Lisa McMichael, a Senior Environmental Scientist and nationally experienced business strategist, to our Environmental/Coastal team to expand our ability to find business solutions for clients. McMichael, who is based in Houston, has more than 20 years of experience working with clients in the public and private sectors. She has helped cities, counties and ports, as well as oil and gas, mining and aggregate, and industrial companies with sustainability management, planning, software and environmental management systems. “Lisa is a great addition to our team who has worked with a range of local communities, drainage districts, state and federal agencies, and private-sector clients on finding the customized solutions they need,” said Jimmy Gibson, Freese and Nichols’ Environmental Services Practice Leader. “She combines technical knowledge with an understanding of clients’ challenges, and she has strong connections across Houston and the

As the industry’s longest lasting battery powered GPS tracking solution the innovative, self-contained system can last up to 10 years on D batteries Los Altos, CA, August 19, 2020  – DPL Telematics, a leading provider of advanced asset monitoring and telemetry technologies, announced today the release of the AssetView Max Tracking System.  AssetView Max is an advanced solution for wireless monitoring and remote tracking of any powered or unpowered asset to improve logistics, manage inventory and curb theft.  The long lasting, portable GPS unit is completely self-contained and may be hidden on any asset, installing in seconds. The AssetView Max allows owners to remotely monitor any asset accurately from an intuitive, Internet-based software package and mobile app. The unit is the first telematics product of its kind to feature: No external wiring or antenna.  Quick, unwired attachment to any asset in a true “hide and track” installation Tamper Detection.  Immediate text and email a

New GS18 I GNSS RTK rover with Visual Positioning can measure what you see (HEERBRUGG, SWITZERLAND) – Leica Geosystems, part of Hexagon, unveils the  Leica GS18 I  ( announced by Hexagon yesterday ), a versatile, GNSS RTK rover with Visual Positioning. The GS18 I allows users to capture points of interest from a distance and measure points from the images in the field or the office. Visual Positioning technology (sensor fusion combining GNSS, IMU and a camera) allows users to reach previously inaccessible or obstructed points safely and efficiently. Visual Positioning is based on photogrammetric technology with near real-time data processing, allowing surveyors to check the quality of their data while on site.  “The GS18 I and the workflow in Infinity opens even more new possibilities for us to capture and measure everything we need. GS18 I can help fill the data gaps common with traditional GNSS systems that often require supplemental field locations with a total station to complet

OMAHA, Neb.  — The pandemic has made clear the importance of public streets. As people seek to socialize, exercise and distance themselves outside, streets are playing a major role in how people can interact with their communities. And as communities try to make the most of these public spaces, pilot projects can help to quickly test ideas and engage stakeholders. In this Experts Talk interview , Rick Plenge and Gregory Adelberg share how piloting customized Complete Street approaches can help communities achieve their goals and enhance overall livability. Complete Streets are designed to support the development of more livable communities by improving access and mobility for people of all ages and abilities. Plenge and Adelberg offer insights on how to implement a successful project and where potential pitfalls lie. Plenge, P.E., PTOE, is co-leader of our Complete Streets practice. He has more than two decades of transportation engineering experience in planning, designing and imple