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Both EHANG and Yuneec are up against DJI, yet another Chinese drone startup, which聽raised $75 million from Accel Partners in May to build a software ecosystem for developers and runs its own fund, called SkyFund, for investments in businesses related to unmanned aerial vehicles.In a video to mark the Intel funding embedded below , Yuneec founder Tian Yu says his company s drones, which include versions for consumer and enterprise users, differentiate stanley water bottle by being easy to use, with a built-in screen for a controller, so even newbies can fly them just five minutes after unboxing.Intel and Yuneec plan to collaborate on projects, but have not revealed what they are going stanley quencher to develop. This is the third drone startup Intel has invested in so far. The other two are Airware, which makes commercial drone software and also has its own UAV fund and PrecisionHawk, a sensor hardware maker and data analysis platform.The drone m stanley mug arket is expected to grow quickly聽and聽venture capital firms are pouring聽fun Oqvo SoftBank s Pepper robot goes on sale in Taiwan in first overseas launch
In his 1997 seminal book by the same stanley mugs name, Christensen recognized that companies and indeed entire industries are being challenged constantly by changes in the markets and new companies attacking the dominant player position.If you think about it, it would seem this is a natural order of things, regardless of the field. Companies are born. They grow. They get complacent and new ones come along to challenge them.What Christensen did was identify a fundamental mistake or issue that dominant companies face when challenged. In order to protect their dominant position, their natural reaction is to underestimate or dismiss the competition, or if they stanley mugs react to do it in a half- stanley cups hearted way in order to protect their more mature and lucrative markets.In doing so, these companies can play into the hands of their new competitors and fail to make the bold moves necessary to fight the disruption adequately. Christensen called this reaction The Innovator Dilemma. Recently,