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The Cumberland County Digital Equity Stipend Program is helping organizations to launch programs that increase digital literacy, provide access to computers and teach people how to stay safe online.
The plan is to build a milkhouse with greater bulk tank storage, setting the stage for the potential introduction of a robotic milking system to achieve greater efficiency.
Custom freeze-drying, aquaculture and machine-learning, logistics software and ecofriendly cans are some of the types of business in the new cohort of FoodTech Maine.
The system — first of its kind of Maine and one of the first to be installed in the country — provides cell-by-cell analysis, nearly impossible up to now.
David Tse is CEO of Chargely, the developer of a mobile app for electric vehicle drivers that he co-founded in March 2023.
Taylor Benay is looking to future-proof health care building codes and regulations.
The program will complement Efficiency Maine’s existing rebate programs, including those that tackle the heating and cooling needs of low-income Mainers in apartments and mobile homes.
The 10 technology startups represent a range of industries and hail from as far afield as Spain.
Maine College of Art & Design in Portland has expanded its leadership team and added four new members to its board of trustees.
The platform, led by Anna Ford from Camden, takes the hassle out of starting and managing a book club so users can focus on reading, discussing and being together.
The construction industry has a lot of interesting developments that balance sustainability with affordability.
Funds will help fishermen assess ropeless lobstering technology; and to improve monitoring and modeling to identify whale distribution and habitat-use patterns.
A Portland-based cybersecurity firm made its debut on Inc. magazine's ranking of the country's fastest-growing companies, while the top rank in Maine goes to a repeat performer.
The funding includes $9.6 million in grants from the Maine Connectivity Authority and will help connect more than 15,500 homes and businesses across Waldo and Lincoln counties.
This is the third Harold Alfond Foundation grant for the School of Technology and Innovation, which offers degrees in extended reality, computer information systems, software development and business analytics.
The transponder that may be on your car's windshield could make it easier to pay for gas or other roadside purchases.