Sentence examples for long-term technologies from inspiring English sources

The latest is Raffi Krikorian, who is now the company's engineering lead at its Advanced Technologies Centern — the company's joint venture with Carnegie Mellon University to work on moonshots such as innovations in robotics and other long-term technologies like self-driving cars.

The San Francisco company announced on its blog that the Uber Advanced Technologies Center in Pittsburgh "will focus on the development of key long-term technologies that advance Uber's mission of bringing safe, reliable transportation to everyone, everywhere".

Ride-hailing company Uber announced last week that it would open a robotics research center in partnership with Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh that "will focus on the development of key long-term technologies that advance Uber's mission of bringing safe, reliable transportation to everyone, everywhere".

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"We're looking at long-term technology when we haven't made the first step," she said.

In the private sector, studies show that energy companies have a long tradition of eschewing long-term technology quests because of the lack of short-term payoffs.

"A long-term technology program is definitely in order, but we also need to be acting now with the technology available now".

In fact, the telecommunications recession highlights the way long-term technology trends can be largely unaffected by forces that can wreak havoc on individual companies.

"You cannot be a long-term technology investor because in the long term almost all of the stocks are dead," he says.It used to be that investors demanded to be rewarded for this risk.

Utilities want to know whether L.E.D. streetlights, tens of thousands of which have already been installed in parts of many cities, including Seattle and Los Angeles, are a promising long-term technology that could shape large government contracts.

"It allows the company to move quickly to make small investments in companies where we want to pursue a long-term technology that we think has potential for our customers," Ms. Childers-Arb said.