Threat to airport operations as India revokes security clearance for handler Çelebi
Airport operations in India could face new challenges, after Çelebi Aviation, a part Turkish-owned ground ...
During TIACA’s Innovation days in Silicon Valley last month, organised by Matchlabn, senior delegates from across the air cargo industry met a wide variety of start-ups. The Loadstar is publishing a series of short articles looking at new technologies potentially suitable for the industry.
Ekso Bionics:founded 2002 – wearable bionic exoskeleton.
Ground handlers and warehouse operators could reduce workplace injuries by offering workers exoskeletons, developed by Ekso Bionics. Founded in 2002, the company now has about 60 customers, including Ford and Boeing.
The ...
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