Digital Transformation

Raymond Corp Marks 75 Years of Reach-Fork Truck Patent

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Raymond Corp Marks 75 Years of Reach-Fork Truck Patent

Greene, N.Y. – September 19, 2026 -- The Raymond Corporation is marking the 75th anniversary of the patent behind its Reach-Fork® Truck, the invention credited with establishing the narrow-aisle warehousing concept as an industry standard.

Patent granted in 1951 created narrow-aisle material handling category

On Aug. 14, 1951, Raymond founder George Raymond Sr. and engineer Christian D. Gibson were granted a U.S. patent for a power-driven narrow-aisle material handling truck. The design allowed operators to maneuver in aisles less than 7 feet wide and stack pallets multiple tiers high, letting warehouses increase storage density without expanding their physical footprint.

ERAYAK Expands US Retail Reach, Plots 30 kW Hybrid Home Power Roadmap

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ERAYAK Expands US Retail Reach, Plots 30 kW Hybrid Home Power Roadmap

Walnut, Calif. – September 19, 2026 -- ERAYAK Power Solution Group Inc. (Nasdaq: RAYA) is broadening its branded U.S. distribution across Amazon, Walmart Marketplace and direct-to-consumer channels while mapping a product roadmap that scales from portable power stations to 30 kW-class hybrid home energy systems.

ERAYAK deploys a three-channel U.S. retail structure to grow consumer reach

The company sells ERAYAK-branded power products through Amazon, maintains live listings on Walmart's U.S. Marketplace using both Walmart Fulfillment Services and seller-fulfilled capabilities, and operates its own direct-to-consumer e-commerce channel. ERAYAK says this multi-channel approach is intended to diversify customer acquisition and build a stronger North American consumer brand foundation.

Study: 80% of AI Health Users Return to Trusted Sites

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Study: 80% of AI Health Users Return to Trusted Sites

San Diego – September 19, 2026 -- A new AI Patient Journey Study from Luth Research finds that roughly 80 percent of patients who use AI for health information pair it with other sources, forming a group the firm labels "hybrid researchers." The study tracked more than 1,500 consumers digitally and surveyed over 500 patients to map movement between AI tools, search engines, and health information sites.

AI speeds initial queries but trusted sites close the decision loop

Patients turn to AI first for speed and plain-language answers: 47 percent use it to explore a doctor's explanation more deeply, and 44 percent say asking AI is easier than asking their physician. When preparing for an appointment or making a treatment decision, reliance shifts to established health information sites trusted for clinical accuracy, which are used by 6 in 10 AI users as a companion source.

Alps Dx Hires Sales VP, Opens Richmond HQ to Scale Oral Fluid Testing

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Alps Dx Hires Sales VP, Opens Richmond HQ to Scale Oral Fluid Testing

Richmond – September 19, 2026 -- Alps Dx has named 26-year diagnostics industry veteran Pam Lacock as vice president of sales and opened a new 2,030-square-foot headquarters and manufacturing hub in Richmond, Virginia, as the company shifts from product development toward broader commercialization of its oral fluid testing platform.

UpRight Science Names Advisory Board Ahead of Falls Prevention Week

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UpRight Science Names Advisory Board Ahead of Falls Prevention Week

West Palm Beach, Fla. – – September 19, 2026 -- UpRight Science has assembled a five-member advisory board to accelerate adoption of its FDA-cleared balance measurement software, timed to Falls Prevention Awareness Week running Sept. 21-25.

Falls remain the top injury cause for older Americans, with 14 million reporting incidents annually

More than 14 million U.S. adults aged 65 and older, roughly one in four, report a fall each year, according to figures cited by the company. UpRight Science positions its technology as a way to make balance measurable and trackable as a clinical biomarker rather than a subjective assessment.

Reseda Group Launches Bolt BaaS Platform, Signs TAPP Engine as First Fintech

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Reseda Group Launches Bolt BaaS Platform, Signs TAPP Engine as First Fintech

East Lansing, Mich. – September 19, 2026 -- Reseda Group has launched Bolt, a Banking-as-a-Service platform that connects fintech companies directly to MSU Federal Credit Union (MSUFCU) as the Financial Institution of Record, with cash management provider TAPP Engine signed as the platform's first fintech partner.

Bolt links fintechs to MSUFCU through API and SDK infrastructure

The platform, developed by Reseda Group and shaped by MSUFCU's fintech deployment experience, provides APIs, SDKs and software tools supporting account opening, payments, debit card issuance, external account connectivity and embedded finance. Financial institutions can use Bolt to accelerate fintech partnerships and expand digital banking capabilities, while fintechs avoid the regulatory burden of becoming licensed institutions themselves.

OX Security Launches OX Cloud to Secure AI Agents in Production

New York – September 19, 2026 -- OX Security launched OX Cloud, a cloud security platform built to monitor AI agents that now operate autonomously in production environments, access sensitive data and call tools without human oversight.

OX Cloud adds AI Detection and Response to track agent behavior in real time

The platform's AIDR capability detects and governs AI activity across cloud and runtime environments as it happens, rather than relying on static configuration snapshots. Traditional cloud security tools identify misconfigurations, vulnerabilities and excessive permissions but cannot show security teams what an AI agent is actually doing once it operates inside an environment.

Nona Biosciences Debuts HCAbLM, First AI Model for Human HCAbs

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Nona Biosciences Debuts HCAbLM, First AI Model for Human HCAbs

Cambridge – September 19, 2026 -- Nona Biosciences has developed HCAbLM, the first language model trained specifically on fully human heavy-chain-only antibodies (HCAbs), built from a dataset of 31.8 million HCAb sequences drawn from 73 independently immunized transgenic mice. The findings were detailed in a study titled "A foundation model learns the sequence and functional grammar of fully human heavy-chain-only antibodies," published on bioRxiv.

Nona targets the developability bottleneck in AI antibody design

Current AI antibody discovery is limited less by target-binding design than by manufacturability at scale, aggregation risk and stability -- collectively known as developability. HCAbLM was built to learn the underlying sequence grammar that determines whether an HCAb can fold correctly and progress into a viable drug candidate. General-purpose protein models lack this capability because their training data contain almost no HCAb sequences.

Four Moldovan Banks Adopt EVO Digital ID for Client Verification

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Four Moldovan Banks Adopt EVO Digital ID for Client Verification

Chisinau – September 19, 2026 -- Four Moldovan banks -- Moldindconbank, FinComBank, EuroCreditBank and Victoriabank -- have begun accepting digital identity credentials from EVO, Moldova's national government app, letting clients verify identity without presenting physical documents.

Banks replace paper ID checks with QR-code verification

Under the new integration, customers confirm identity by scanning a QR code and consenting to share only the specific data a bank requests. The verified information transfers digitally, removing the need to photocopy identity documents or manually re-enter data at branch counters.

Epson Projectors Power BLO's Animated Supertitles in Boston Debut

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Epson Projectors Power BLO's Animated Supertitles in Boston Debut

Los Alamitos, Calif. – September 19, 2026 -- Boston Lyric Opera has debuted a production at its new Opera + Community Studios in Boston's Fort Point neighborhood that replaces static subtitle screens with animated, projection-mapped typography built into the set itself, using three Epson large venue laser projectors to merge translation and scenic design into a single performance element.

MASARY Studios redesigns opera translation as a scenic element rather than a utility

Boston-based collective MASARY Studios, a neighbor of BLO in the same Fort Point building, was brought in to reimagine how translated "supertitles" function during a live opera. Rather than relegating text to small monitors near the stage, MASARY styled and animated typography to move in time with the singing across a story centered on three characters, embedding the words directly into the scenery.