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Rolls-Royce To Create Snakes and Beetles For Engine Maintenance

19Jul By Gauri SinghNo Comments

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Rolls-Royce To Create Snakes and Beetles For Engine Maintenance

Rolls Royce, one of the most popular engine maker is looking forward to a unique idea of introducing robots inspired by snakes and cockroaches for the purpose of inspecting and repairing the engines in the airlines. As a part of its so-called IntelligentEngine project, researchers from the company have expressed their plans for robotic snake and insect that will crawl inside engines to carry out inspections and perform maintenance. “We are in the process of developing a number of miniature devices that enable us to get inside the jet engine to perform inspections or repairs,” said Dr. James Kell, on wing technology specialist at Rolls-Royce. “Repairs can be in the form of removing damaged material or putting material back on. To allow us to perform these repairs, we are working with an...

Kuwait’s Rami Joudi Becomes the PR & Communications Manager of Rolls Royce

The luxury automobile maker Rolls Royce has appointed Rami Joudi at the position of PR and communications manager, for Middle East, Africa and India. The new PR officer will be based in Dubai while his duration of work. Kuwait born Joudi started with his career in 1999. “I am delighted to announce that Rami Joudi has been appointed as Regional PR & Communications Manager, Middle East, Africa & India. Rami has exceptional experience across the public relations spectrum in the region, and he is ideally positioned to embrace this role in a very important market for Rolls-Royce Motor Cars,” said Richard Carter, director of global communications of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars. Rolls-Royce names new communication & PR manager for Middle East, Africa and India https://t.co/J...

Video Platform 90 Seconds Raises $7.5 mn Funding From Sequoia

Cloud video production platform 90 Seconds today announced it has raised USD 7.5 million in Series A financing led by Sequoia India. The round was supported by SKY TV NZ, Airtree Ventures, Beenext and Fotolia.com (sold to Adobe for USD 860 million) and the founder of the platform Oleg Tscheltzoff, will accelerate 90 Seconds global expansion as the market leader in cloud video production, Sequoia said in a statement here. 90 Seconds reduces the complexity of video production, giving brands and agencies access to a marketplace of creatives, and an automated, end-to-end suite of workflow tools. "We are excited to work with new and existing investors who understand the opportunity 90 Seconds has to completely change the global video production landscape," Founder and CEO of 90 Seconds...