Innovating in Asia Study 2023

The adoption of Robot Operating Systems (ROS) represents a transformative shift in the robotics industry, acting as a catalyst for innovation and accessibility. ROS's open-source framework has democratized technology, enabling both established entities and new players to develop advanced robotic solutions with reduced barriers to entry. This fosters an environment ripe for technological advancement and competitive diversity. Significant strides in ROS, particularly with the introduction of ROS 2, have addressed critical industry demands such as real-time operation, enhanced security, and increased hardware compatibility. These improvements have expanded the applicability of ROS into complex fields like autonomous vehicles, industrial automation, and healthcare robotics, thus reinforcing its strategic importance. The vibrant ROS community, characterized by continuous contributions and collaborations, has cultivated an ecosystem that supports rapid technological iterations and scalabili

Episode 160 with guest Ivo Rook, President and COO of 1NCE. Themes: growth story | re-imagining the iot supply chain | enabling new business models | leveraging strategic investors

Office dynamics are being disrupted by remote work and supply chain visibility is more important than ever. The enterprise metaverse is envisioned as an immersive digital environment that replicates and connects every aspect of an organization. It could enable optimized decision making from the C-suite to the front lines, strengthen remote collaboration, provide innovative ways for companies to engage their clients, and enable new product development processes.

The three most common ways that entrepreneurs can establish product market fit are: Proof of Concept (PoC), Prototype, and Minimum Viable Product (MVP). The purpose of this article is to reduce confusion about which approach to use based on your validation goals and stage of product development. First, let’s define the concepts. ​

Based on findings from the 2024 Innovating in China benchmarking study by the Asia Growth Exchange initiative, this Insight piece addresses key questions related to innovation investment, structuring, and technology adoption in China, emphasizing why the country is crucial for forward-thinking multinationals.

There are four critical business areas to consider when localizing a digital business in China: ‘whole product’ differentiation, revenue model localization, achieving superior distribution, and prioritizing the right customer segments.