Sentence examples for deploy the tech from inspiring English sources

Since self-driving technology is bound to an idea of structure, it's simply easier to deploy the tech in a structured environment -- quite like the one that Singapore has.

On the advertising side, advertisers can either sponsor the content enrichment, use Carambola's trivia platform for user research, or deploy the tech solely to enrich their existing branded videos in the hopes of making them stickier.

This isn't too surprising, given Waymo said earlier this year that it had ordered thousands of new Chrysler Pacifica's from FCA. Waymo and FCA are also exploring ways to license Waymo's self-driving car technology in order to deploy the tech in cars for consumers.

That figure might stretch a little further if the entire Three Group (~25M) ends up deploying the tech, but so far it's only committed to switching Shine on for UK and Italian subscribers.

Unlike Shine's first carrier partner, Caribbean mobile operator Digicel, which announced it was deploying the tech last September, European carriers such as Three will be taking an opt in approach to implementing network-level ad blocking for customers.

The point is to make potential partners aware that Agawi is ready do deploy this tech as soon as the second half of this year, with data center partners lined up around the globe.

In Europe the company is hoping to convince users to voluntarily allow it to deploy the privacy-hostile tech — which was turned off in the bloc after regulatory pressure, back in 2012, when Facebook began using facial recognition to offer features such as automatically tagging users in photo uploads.

The move represents a potentially unprecedented use of robots to deliberately deliver lethal force in domestic policing, according to experts, raising questions about how local law enforcement officials are deploying the high-tech tools that increasingly fill their arsenals.

The company is not generally perceived as a leader in the space, however, and deploying this tech earlier than intended could help it make up ground thanks to data collection efforts.

It also includes what Bednar bills as a "self-driving car mode" — where the tech will deploy the touted "enhancements and experiments" without customer approval.

They now say they're confident they'll have a flying prototype of their Skeeter drone to demo by this summer — with the tech potentially deployed in the field by the end of next year.