Search results for: “art market”
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Self-flying: Quadcopter drone market player laying solid foundation for urban air mobility
The autonomous passenger aircrafts of the future can contribute to more efficient transport, particularly in urban areas, and the electric models are a great contribution to the green shift. The autonomous Ehang 216 is paving the way for eVTOL air-taxi flights. EHang, one of the world’s leading autonomous aerial vehicle (AAV) technology…
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The impact of the coronavirus crisis on startups. Survey
As the consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic are starting to be felt, what is the mindset of startups and the entrepreneurial ecosystem in general? This was the question the LVMH luxury group aimed to answer with a survey on the impact of the crisis on startups, conducted by Opinion Way in partnership with…
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Crobox startup – the big winner of the LVMH Innovation Award 2020
The startup Crobox wins the LVMH Innovation Award 2020, a 100% digital ceremony Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, which forced the cancellation of Viva Technology 2020, LVMH luxury group was determined to pursue its commitment to innovation and the startups ecosystem by maintaining the organization of the LVMH Innovation Award 2020. After this unprecedented…
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£450k for trainers: why vintage fashion is the new smart investment
In a booming market for Birkins, Baguettes and ‘Lux Anaconda’ shoes, the traditional auction houses are getting in on the act
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Suddenly anybody owning a smartphone has the capability of skin analysis. Research
AI skin analysis technology to deliver hyper-personalized skincare. Research. Skin Analysis Technologies Market to Reach $275 Million by 2030: IDTechEx Research. Skin acts as an outer covering and barrier – not only is skin health crucial to the overall health of an individual, but skin appearance has significant societal impact as well (body…
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The future of the arts: ‘The world is coming into visual art on a human scale’
Our art critic longs to see paintings in person once more, and looks to a future where exhibitions may run longer and borrow less from abroadSusannah Clapp: ‘Online theatre is a skeleton of the thing itself’