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AAPI Insights for Tomorrow with Bin Liu and Jay Patel In honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, the Gwinnett Chamber Voice of Business Podcast shines a spotlight on the rich contributions and cultural values shaping our business community. This episode features two inspiring Chamber Board Members: Bin Liu, owner of Simple […]

AAPI Insights for Tomorrow with Bin Liu and Jay Patel In honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, the Gwinnett Chamber Voice of Business Podcast shines a spotlight on the rich contributions and cultural values shaping our business community. This episode features two inspiring Chamber Board Members: Bin Liu, owner of Simple […] The post Episode 10: AAPI Insights for Tomorrow appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Celebrating Powerhouse Women salutes and recognizes women who are making an impact, whether it's in business, philanthropy, public service, or elsewhere. Bin Liu/SimpleFLOORS SimpleFLOORS is a privately-held, self-funded Atlanta-based flooring company that started in 2005. They have successfully completed numerous residential/multi-family and commercial projects of varying complexity and scale. The SimpleFLOORS team stays up-to-date with […] The post Bin Liu, Founder and CEO of SimpleFLOORS appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Celebrating Powerhouse Women salutes and recognizes women who are making an impact, whether it's in business, philanthropy, public service, or elsewhere. Bin Liu/SimpleFLOORS SimpleFLOORS is a privately-held, self-funded Atlanta-based flooring company that started in 2005. They have successfully completed numerous residential/multi-family and commercial projects of varying complexity and scale. The SimpleFLOORS team stays up-to-date with […]

Zac Kittle/Kittle Homes Kittle Homes, a family-owned business with 74 years of experience, is helmed by Judson and Zac Kittle, fourth-generation builders. The company prides itself on forging strong relationships with new generations of homeowners. The Kittle family emphasizes local craftsmanship, dedicating ample time and meticulous effort to construct homes that are of exceptional quality […] The post Zac Kittle with Kittle Homes and Bin Liu with Simple Floors appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

GDP Script/ Top Stories for Dec 5th Publish Date:  Dec 4th HENSSLER 15 From the Henssler Financial Studio Welcome to the Gwinnett Daily Post Podcast. Today is Tuesday, December5th, and Happy heavenly Birthday to Walt Disney. *** 12.05.23 - BIRTHDAY - WALT DISNEY*** I'm Bruce Jenkins and here are your top stories presented by Kia Mall of Georgia. Republicans propose splitting Gwinnett between four congressional districts. Primerica Employees Collect More Than 36,000 Food Items for The Salvation Army Frosty Fun series set to entertain during the holidays in Duluth. All of this and more is coming up on the Gwinnett Daily Post podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen daily and subscribe! Break 1: MOG STORY 1: Republicans propose splitting Gwinnett between four congressional districts Republicans in the Georgia General Assembly plan to split Gwinnett County among four congressional districts to comply with a federal court ruling. The proposal, unveiled by the state Senate redistricting committee, avoids creating a single district with a majority of Gwinnett County and moves 7th Congressional District Rep. Lucy McBath, a Democrat, out of her Gwinnett-based district. This follows the 2021 redrawing of McBath's previous district to be heavily Republican. The current plan aims to meet the court's order for a new majority Black congressional district in west Atlanta without sacrificing any GOP-held seats. Speaker of the House Jon Burns endorsed the proposal. STORY 2: Primerica Employees Collect More Than 36,000 Food Items For The Salvation Army Primerica's internal group, PULSO, exceeded its goal for the Salvation Army Can-A-Thon food drive by collecting 4,459 canned and dry food items, surpassing last year's total. The annual food drive serves as a precursor to the Salvation Army's Can-A-Thon events in metro Atlanta. Primerica, the largest contributor to the Can-A-Thon effort in the area, played a significant role in supporting the Salvation Army's pantries, contributing over 200,000 canned and dry food items in the last two years. This year's donations, though slightly below previous figures, will still make a substantial impact on the community. STORY 3: Frosty Fun series set to entertain during the holidays in Duluth Duluth is hosting its popular Frosty Fun series with various events, activities, and live music throughout the winter. The Winter Games on Dec. 10 will include axe throwing and frosty competitions. Snow Mazing, an inflatable frosty maze, will be available on Dec. 19 and 20. Toboggan Tunnell, a thrilling mix of speed and adrenaline, can be enjoyed on Dec. 21-23. Other activities include the Snow Playground on Dec. 27, Giant Snow Slide on Dec. 28, and Inflatable Wonderland on Dec. 29-30. On New Year's Eve, a frosty celebration with Jessica It's All Good will feature crafts, photo ops, and a noon drop. The series concludes with Jack Frost's magic tricks and 2024-themed ice sculptures on Jan. 2. Live music and various activities are part of each event. We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.874.3200 for more info. We'll be right back. Break 2: Peggy Slappy – TOM WAGES – DTL STORY 4: Study challenges widely held beliefs about Vitamin D and bone health A major clinical trial conducted by researchers from Queen Mary University of London and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health found that vitamin D supplements do not improve bone strength or prevent fractures in children. The trial involved Mongolian children aged six to 13, a population with a high bone fracture burden and prevalent vitamin D deficiency. Although the supplements effectively raised vitamin D levels from deficiency to normal, they had no impact on fracture risk or bone strength. This finding challenges widely held perceptions about the effects of vitamin D on bone health. The study is likely to prompt a reconsideration of the impacts of vitamin D supplements. STORY 5: Gwinnett Chamber Honors 2023 Small Business Award Winners The Gwinnett Chamber recently held its annual Small Business Awards, recognizing exceptional business practices and entrepreneurial excellence. Ten winners were selected from 100 finalists across various categories. The Community Contributor Award went to SPARC (Single Parents Alliance & Resource Center), while Eclipse Gaming Systems received the Culture Creator Award. The Emerging Entrepreneur Award was presented to Charbel Aoun of Georgia First Generation Foundation, and the Launch Award went to Sugarloaf Wellness Center. Other winners included Danielle Hudson-Laughlin (SAGE Business Counsel), Bring The Crew, Team Ryan Automotive, NEMA, Inc., Gwinnett Entrepreneur Center, and Bin Liu of SimpleFloors. We'll be back in a moment. Break 3:  ESOG - INGLES 10 – GLOW LIGHT SHOW STORY 6: Peachtree Corners Mayor Mike Mason Highlights New City Marshals In State Of The City Address Peachtree Corners Mayor Mike Mason addressed concerns about crime in parts of the city, particularly along major corridors, in his State of the City address. While overall safety remains better than surrounding areas, a spike in crime, especially motor vehicle thefts in the Holcomb Bridge Road and Jimmy Carter Boulevard corridor, prompted action. The city introduced its own City Marshal department, supplementing efforts by Gwinnett County Police. The Marshal Service, distinct from the police, focuses on community safety. In addition to marshals, the city has expanded its street camera program with over 50 license plate reader cameras and a camera registration system. STORY 7: In face of threats, election workers vow: ‘You are not disrupting the democratic process' Election workers nationwide are facing an increase in threats and harassment since the 2020 presidential election. Lies about "rigged" elections have fueled conspiracy theories, leading to threats against election workers. As a response, some states have enacted new protections and increased criminal penalties for those threatening or interfering with election workers. However, this has not prevented an exodus of election officials from their positions, leaving a gap in institutional knowledge and potentially increasing the likelihood of errors. Election offices are investing in security measures, including fortifying buildings and providing training, to ensure the safety of workers. We'll have final thoughts after this. 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GWINNETT CHAMBER ANNOUNCES 2023 SMALL BUSINESS AWARD WINNERS The Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce hosted the annual Small Business Awards on December 1st at 12Stone Church in Lawrenceville. The program recognized ten winners among 100 finalists for exceptional business practices and entrepreneurial excellence. "Ninety percent of our members have 50 employees or less making small business […]

GWINNETT CHAMBER ANNOUNCES 2023 SMALL BUSINESS AWARD WINNERS The Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce hosted the annual Small Business Awards on December 1st at 12Stone Church in Lawrenceville. The program recognized ten winners among 100 finalists for exceptional business practices and entrepreneurial excellence. "Ninety percent of our members have 50 employees or less making small business […] The post Gwinnett Chamber Announces 2023 Small Business Award Winners appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

The new year kicks off with a slew of fun and interesting dramas. Liu Yi Fei stars in her first modern day drama in Meet Yourself 去有风的地方. Vin Zhang Bin Bin and Xu Lu star in Song of the Moon 月歌行。Dylan Wang He Di headlines Fu Tu Yuan 浮图缘 with Chen Yu Qi and Liu Xue Yi brings comic book Blood of the Youth 少年歌行 to life.

Baseline correction for FAST radio recombination lines: a modified penalized least squares smoothing technique by Bin Liu et al. on Tuesday 20 September A pilot project has been proceeded to map 1 deg$^2$ on the Galactic plane for radio recombination lines (RRLs) using the Five hundred meter Aperture Spherical Telescope (FAST). The motivation is to verify the techniques and reliabilities for a large-scale Galactic plane RRL survey with FAST aiming to investigate the ionized environment in the Galaxy. The data shows that the bandpass of the FAST 19 beam L-band is severely affected by radio frequency interferences (RFIs) and standing wave ripples, which can hardly be corrected by traditional low order polynomials. In this paper, we investigate a series of penalized least square (PLS) based baseline correction methods for radio astronomical spectra that usually contain weak signals with high level of noise. Three promising penalized least squares based methods, AsLS, arPLS, and asPLS are evaluated. Adopting their advantages, a modified method named rrlPLS is developed to optimize the baseline fitting to our RRL spectra. To check their effectiveness, the four methods are tested by simulations and further verified using observed data sets. It turns out that the rrlPLS method, with optimized parameter $lambda = 2 times 10^8$ , reveals the most sensitive and reliable emission features in the RRL map. By injecting artificial line profiles into the real data cube, a further evaluation of profile distortion is conducted for rrlPLS. Comparing to simulated signals, the processed lines with low signal-to-noise ratio are less affected, of which the uncertainties are mainly caused by the rms noise. The rrlPLS method will be applied for baseline correction in future data processing pipeline of FAST RRL survey. Configured with proper parameters, the rrlPLS technique verified in this work may also be used for other spectroscopy projects. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2209.09555v1

Can artificial intelligence improve personal navigation? The Ask AI interview with Bin Liu, CEO & co-founder, iMerciv Let’s face it, the World is a pretty crowded place. Recent estimates now place the global population at over 7.8 billion, which is an incredible number of people navigating to work, school, and social events each day. Equally staggering is the UN projection that over 68% of us will be living in urban environments within the next 30 years. Over recent years, we have all heard how vehicles are using machine intelligence (and 5G) to navigate our roads, but little has been shared about the impact that AI technologies will have on the billions of people who rely on the “foot-mobile” as their primary mode of transportation. As our cities grow increasingly dense (and in some cases more dangerous) they also present new obstacles in the form of construction, congestion, and multi-modal transportation. This trend presents the greatest challenge for people with vision loss and mobility issues, however, the COVID-19 pandemic has also introduced navigation issues for billions of urban dwellers who want to find ways to reduce their risk of exposure on sidewalks, pathways, and public spaces. Tune in to this episode of Ask AI and learn how Bin Liu, CEO and co-founder of Toronto-based iMerciv is using machine learning to augment the pedestrian experience for people with vision loss and helping city-dwellers reduce their exposure to COVID-19.

As our community of over 600 entrepreneurs face more uncertainty than ever, we want to share stories of resilience and resources to help as many startups as possible. Listen in as we talk to the co-founders of Mapinhood, a free navigation app that provides you, the pedestrian, with personalized routes and actionable data in real time for safe, convenient and memorable trips. Co-founders Arjun Mali and Bin Liu, part of this year's Next AI program, share their story on how they set out to create a safer world for the visually impaired and how they've pivoted to help even more people navigate a socially distanced world. 

In this Spotlight Interview, James Oates sits down with Bin Liu and Arjun Mali, the founders of iMerciv and creators of the BuzzClip, which is a standalone wearable that helps people who are blind familiarize themselves with their surroundings and navigate unfamiliar areas both indoors and outdoors. From the Developers of the BuzzClip The BuzzClip is a small and discreet wearable for people that are blind or partially sighted. The device uses ultrasound to detect obstacles that may lie directly in one's path. It then notifies the user of these obstacles through intuitive vibrations, allowing the user to safely navigate around any objects that they may encounter. The BuzzClip offers essential head level obstacle detection and can be easily attached to many forms of clothing, making it a highly versatile and useful device. All aspects of the BuzzClip from its design to its functionality have been created with our customers in mind. It is a new spin on existing ultrasound technology and can dramatically change the lives of people living with blindness or severe vision loss, particularly for those who have just recently lost their vision. It is an extremely practical mobility tool that can reduce fears of travelling and it provides a reliable way to inform a user of their immediate surroundings and prevent collisions.

In this Spotlight Interview, James Oates sits down with Bin Liu and Arjun Mali, the founders of iMerciv and creators of the BuzzClip, which is a standalone wearable that helps people who are blind familiarize themselves with their surroundings and navigate unfamiliar areas both indoors and outdoors. From the Developers of the BuzzClip The BuzzClip is a small and discreet wearable for people that are blind or partially sighted. The device uses ultrasound to detect obstacles that may lie directly in one's path. It then notifies the user of these obstacles through intuitive vibrations, allowing the user to safely navigate around any objects that they may encounter. The BuzzClip offers essential head level obstacle detection and can be easily attached to many forms of clothing, making it a highly versatile and useful device. All aspects of the BuzzClip from its design to its functionality have been created with our customers in mind. It is a new spin on existing ultrasound technology and can dramatically change the lives of people living with blindness or severe vision loss, particularly for those who have just recently lost their vision. It is an extremely practical mobility tool that can reduce fears of travelling and it provides a reliable way to inform a user of their immediate surroundings and prevent collisions.

In this Spotlight Interview, James Oates sits down with Bin Liu and Arjun Mali, the founders of iMerciv and creators of the BuzzClip, which is a standalone wearable that helps people who are blind familiarize themselves with their surroundings and navigate unfamiliar areas both indoors and outdoors. From the Developers of the BuzzClip The BuzzClip is a small and discreet wearable for people that are blind or partially sighted. The device uses ultrasound to detect obstacles that may lie directly in one's path. It then notifies the user of these obstacles through intuitive vibrations, allowing the user to safely navigate around any objects that they may encounter. The BuzzClip offers essential head level obstacle detection and can be easily attached to many forms of clothing, making it a highly versatile and useful device. All aspects of the BuzzClip from its design to its functionality have been created with our customers in mind. It is a new spin on existing ultrasound technology and can dramatically change the lives of people living with blindness or severe vision loss, particularly for those who have just recently lost their vision. It is an extremely practical mobility tool that can reduce fears of travelling and it provides a reliable way to inform a user of their immediate surroundings and prevent collisions.

Blind Abilities presents this in depth follow up with Bin Liu and Arjun Mali, Co-founders  of Imerciv Inc. and creators of the Buzz Clip. Join Jeff and Pete as they check in on this fascinating navigational device for the blind and visually impaired. This interview closes the loop from their initial chat back on January 17, 2016, which you can listen to here.   Since then, the Buzz Clip has moved through its Indiegogo fund raiser campaign, and has seen refinements in its form factor. All previous orders have been filled and the price is set at $249 USD or Canadian. This device uses sonar technology to detect obstacles that may pose navigational hazards, and will supplement the cane or Guide Dog for a complete tool box of traveling tools. Join us for this stimulating look at the BuzzClip.   You can follow us on Twitter @BlindAbilities On the web at www.BlindAbilities.com Send us an email Get the Free Blind Abilities App on the App Store.

This week has us talking with Bin Liu, Founder and CEO if iMerciv, makers of a new navigation aid for the visually impaired. We also give our Vancouver Sports Riot Predictions for the upcoming year.

In the Spotlight we talk to Bin Liu and Arjun Mali developers of the BuzzClip. iMerciv has developed a small, discreet and versatile wearable for people that are blind or living with significant vision loss. The BuzzClip, uses ultrasound to detect obstacles that may lie directly in one's path. It then notifies the user of these obstacles through intuitive vibrations, allowing the user to safely navigate around any objects that they may walk into. PRE ORDER NOW!

In the Spotlight we talk to Bin Liu and Arjun Mali developers of the BuzzClip. iMerciv has developed a small, discreet and versatile wearable for people that are blind or living with significant vision loss. The BuzzClip, uses ultrasound to detect obstacles that may lie directly in one's path. It then notifies the user of these obstacles through intuitive vibrations, allowing the user to safely navigate around any objects that they may walk into. PRE ORDER NOW!

In the Spotlight we talk to Bin Liu and Arjun Mali developers of the BuzzClip. iMerciv has developed a small, discreet and versatile wearable for people that are blind or living with significant vision loss. The BuzzClip, uses ultrasound to detect obstacles that may lie directly in one's path. It then notifies the user of these obstacles through intuitive vibrations, allowing the user to safely navigate around any objects that they may walk into. PRE ORDER NOW!