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Introducing new members of Social Impact Innovation Alliance: FoGS Global Research & Consultancy Centre, Silver technologies, Umubyeyi Elevate (UE) Ltd and Pivot-al

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Exciting news, new members of Social Impact Innovation Alliance (SIIA) are dynamic organizations that share their unwavering commitment to harnessing innovation for positive social change. Their dedication to making a difference is truly inspiring. To new members: Kambria is an open innovation platform for Deep Tech (AI, Robotics, Blockchain, VR/AR, IoT…) with the mission to shape the future of technology where technology is open and contributes more to society. One of our initiatives is Kambria DAOs,…

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November Newsletter: Unlocking Innovation: Your Invitation to Shape the Open Tech For Future Society!

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🌐 Proposal invitation: Open Tech For Future Society Exciting News! We’re opening the doors for Open Tech For Future Society! You can now propose ideas not only for existing DAOs but also for fresh ones in deep tech areas. Collaborate with the community on your cutting-edge R&D projects. Here’s How: Share your proposals on Kambria’s Open Tech For Future Society portal. We’ll carefully evaluate and qualify proposals, setting up online pitch sessions for eligible teams…

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October Newsletter: Protecting Marine Life: Dive into Underwater Conservation Robot DAO!

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(Last updated: Nov 09, 2023) Underwater Conservation Robot DAO – Embarking on Marine Life Monitoring and Conservation 🐋 Dear Kambrians, We are excited to introduce the Underwater Conservation Robot DAO (UCRD), a groundbreaking initiative aimed at addressing the critical challenges of maritime environmental conservation and marine life research. If you’re passionate about safeguarding marine life, here’s your opportunity to join us on this tech-driven journey. Why Underwater Conservation Robots Matter: Underwater conservation robots, whether known…

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