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|  | | | Innovation starts here. Discover the latest breakthroughs from FSU researchers as they unveil new techniques that could transform microelectronics and quantum technology. Take a look inside a cutting-edge robotic garage tower that’s changing the way we think about urban parking. Plus, a kid-friendly Science Night at Collins Main Library. Looking forward to Domi’s Pitch Event tonight at 5:30 PM! Congrats, to Impact Week Giveaway Winner Beth D., you won a 3-day pass to Impact Week. 😎🥳🎉
Quick Summary In this 280th edition, for the nerds around town: Emerging Tech: FSU researchers’ techniques for microelectronics FL Tech: Massive Robotic Garage in Miami Featured Partner: Monogram Art | Easy Ordering Process TLH Tech Events
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| | EMERGING TECH FSU’S TECH-NIQUES |
|  | | 🔍 FSU Researchers Discover New Materials for Next-Generation Electronics and Quantum Technology | FSU News FSU researchers, Professors Peng Xiong and Dr. Biwu Ma, are working with a new class of materials called low-dimensional organic metal halide hybrids. These materials have the potential to greatly improve the performance of nano-electronic devices by enhancing memory and logic processing capabilities while also reducing power consumption and production costs. Unlike traditional electronics, which rely on the flow of electron charge, these materials use the magnetic properties of an electron’s spin to perform memory and logic functions. This approach could lead to more energy-efficient devices and smaller, faster technologies. Professor Peng Xiong has developed a new technique that generates electron spin in semiconductors without using magnets. This innovation reduces energy loss and allows for easier integration of high-density, powerful devices like microchips and other small electronic components. The research team is excited about the future possibilities of these materials. They expect their discoveries to open the door to a wide range of applications, from more efficient microelectronics to advancements in quantum technology, and are continuing to explore hundreds of materials for new, useful properties.
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| | FL TECH MIAMI’S ROBOTIC GARAGE |
|  | | 🅿️ Automated Parking at Its Best: Miami’s 46-Story Robotic Garage | CNBC IG The Miami robotic parking system by PARKPLUS, located at Brickell House Residences, is the tallest automated parking system in the world, standing at 46 stories high. This system allows residents to park and retrieve their cars automatically, without the need for a human parking attendant 💂🏻♂️| Learn More Using advanced robotic technology, the garage lifts and transports cars to their designated parking spots, removing the need for traditional parking ramps or spaces. This makes the parking process much faster, smoother, and more efficient. ☑️ The robotic garage is a space-saving innovation, as it replaces the traditional parking structure with a vertical system. This allows for more cars to be parked in a smaller area, making it ideal for crowded urban environments where space is limited. The system not only saves space but also helps reduce environmental impact by cutting down on carbon emissions. Cars spend less time idling, which lowers fuel consumption and helps reduce the overall carbon footprint of the building’s parking process.
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| | |  | | Events / Things To Do Tuesday to Thursday, Nov. 19 to 21 Impact Week | Tuesday to Thursday, Nov. 19 to 21 | Challenger Learning Center | $49 for 1-Day Pass, $99 for 3-Day Pass, $149 for VIP, $49 for Virtual Pass Tickets
Thursday, Nov. 21 Featured Event: Science Night With the Collins Main Library | Thursday, Nov. 21 | 6:30 PM | LeRoy Collins Leon County Main Public Library | Free, all ages are welcome (Science Night is especially for those aged 5-10)
Wednesday to Friday, Dec. 4 to 6 |
| | |  | Impact Week kicks off today, Nov. 19th to 21st, at The Challenger Learning Center. This week-long event is all about fostering business development, collaboration, and growth. It provides fantastic networking opportunities along with practical workshops that delve into key business subjects like strategy, planning, exit strategies, financial literacy, cybersecurity, digital marketing, creative services, AI, and much more. Don’t miss this chance to engage with innovators, entrepreneurs, and leaders from all over the city, region, and state.
Catch our very own CityClips Co-Founder, Julia, tomorrow at 2 PM. See you there!
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