We Asked a Robot to Teach Us About Love — Here’s What We Learned Guest post By Emily Manuel Being in her presence is thrilling and unsettling, interacting with her even more so. Her head turns, her eyes blink, and her mouth moves as she speaks. Her hair is brown hair is short and streaked…
How Video Progetti and Xpresso Communications Crossed Paths Blog Some relationships take a time to get started. The chemistry is there but the circumstances never seem to match up. You’re both in different places, available at different times, your paths keep crossing like two people in a terrible romantic comedy. Business relationships can be the…
How IP-based remote production was the star of Bridge Technologies 15 year celebration Blog In 2004, the EU underwent its single largest expansion at the time, accepting ten new member states. NASA’s Spirit rover landed on Mars – and the unmanned Cassini-Huygens spacecraft arrived at Saturn. Facebook was also launched that year. But, of course,…
How Much it Means to Share Something of Meaning Our BridgEvent experience Technology evolves at a mile a minute. Psychology and physiology are a little slower. So what does that mean for the way that people and technology intersect? We think that we’ve adapted to this ‘new’ world – and certainly, we’re an adaptable species…
The Silent Victory of Good Design in the POS Market Blog Everything is designed. Take a moment to really think about what that means. Have a look around you at the objects in the room. There are things that you instantly recognise as ‘designed’; rigorously and over the course of many years. Cars are…
Sports Production Companies Embracing Remote Production Bridge Technologies has long been a fervent proponent of IP technology and the benefits it brings to those who create, produce and distribute content. Increasingly, that content is sport – and the company says its probes are revolutionising what’s possible with remote production. Take, for example, a major French…
Connectivity is Key also in the PROAV Industry Blog A running joke within the office is the near universal love of Lego we have. Many of us are parents with young children, and we try to pretend that it’s because of them that we proudly share our latest Lego creations on the office Whatsapp group.…
Graphics: making the complex simple Blog The oldest known maps date back over 4,000 years, with the first map of the world produced in the 16th century. Today, we take them for granted (although satellite navigation systems have perhaps rendered the reading of maps a forgotten skill…). Obviously, a map looks nothing like what it…
How Remote Working Maintains a Far More Global Reach Jess McMurray: a ‘digital nomad’ in PR & Content Marketing I think it’s fair to say that most of us in the technology industry genuinely enjoy our jobs. The fast pace of technological change, the dynamism of industry players, the creativity and intellect that we’re exposed…
NAB 2019: a major success for Bridge Technologies Blog “The time has come,” the Walrus said, “to talk of many things: of shoes, and ships and sealing-wax, of cabbages and kings— and why the sea is boiling hot, and whether pigs have wings.” That’s always been one of my favourite poems – The Walrus and the…