Logan-based Juniper Systems Inc., a manufacturer of rugged tablets, handheld computers, mapping software and GPS receivers, has introduced its Mesa Pro Rugged Tablet. The new device carries a dustproof and waterproof rating of IP68 which means it can be submerged in water for an extended period without damage. It is the only such-rated tablet that uses an active cooling fan to cool the system’s processor.
“This is a big moment for Juniper Systems,” said Darren Hellstern, Mesa Pro product manager at Juniper Systems. “We have a long history of{mprestriction ids="1,3"} offering IP68 on our rugged products. A lot of time and hard work has gone into securing the rating for Mesa Pro. Achieving this rating of ingress protection against water and dust in a tablet with a fan is an engineering challenge. Our team was up for that challenge and delivered for our customers.”
The Mesa Pro features 11th Generation Intel Core processors, a Microsoft Windows 11 operating system, device customization options, a large sunlight-readable display and the company’s Juniper Rugged design.
Hellstern said the Mesa Pro is ideal for industries like construction, utility mapping, manufacturing, field service, geomatics and mining. It adapts to environments like in-cab mounting.
“Mesa Pro is a powerful laptop replacement for those who are looking for a more robust computer to fit their work needs,” Hellstern said. “Whether it is in the office or in the field, the Mesa Pro offers everything mobile workers need in a rugged computer.”
The new Mesa Pro is available on the Juniper Systems website at https://junipersys.com.
Sentient, a Park City provider of aesthetic care products, has received U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval for Tixel by Sentient, its non-invasive skin resurfacing technology for the treatment of periorbital wrinkles. Commonly known as “crow’s feet,” periorbital wrinkles are fine lines that appear around the eyes. Tixel delivers short bursts of thermal energy into the skin’s surface without damaging the deeper tissues. When briefly applied to the skin, the device transfers thermal energy directly to its top layers, creating controlled micro-damage that stimulates collagen production and rejuvenates the skin’s appearance. “The FDA’s approval for treating periorbital wrinkles with Tixel by Sentient is a game-changer for patients and for the aesthetics industry,” said Chris Cella, CEO of Sentient. “It reaffirms Sentient’s dedication to innovation and delivering safe and effective outcomes for our patients.”
Beanstalk LLC, a Salt Lake City tech startup, has launched its Beanstalk life experience platform, now available on Apple App and Google Play stores. The free platform gives users a chance to share experiences in their “bucket lists” of interest while also learning from and sharing in the experiences of others. Businesses and influencers can sponsor content in the categories they support and to obtain to advertise the availability of tours, tickets, menu items and opportunities. Participants provide star ratings, cost of experiences and reviews of the experiences they’ve had. “At its core, Beanstalk exists to encourage users to experience their lives more deeply, and to see the value of supporting one another through positive online interactions,” said Stan Dalton, Beanstalk founder. “The platform is changing the way we see and support each other.”
American Fork-based data and business intelligence company Domo has introduced Domo.AI, a portfolio of artificial intelligence (AI) services, powered by the company’s data experience platform. With Domo.AI, Domo users can access and capitalize on the possibilities of AI and have meaningful AI-powered experiences that help them multiply their impact on the business, the company said. With Domo.AI, users can manage, deploy and optimize AI and machine learning (ML) models. “Our approach is rooted in the understanding that every business has unique needs and challenges that require flexibility and adaptability,” said Daren Thayne, chief technology officer and executive vice president of product at Domo. “Customer-use cases for AI+ data have as many variations as there are companies and employee roles. The Domo platform is purpose-built to deliver on this need for unique data experiences.”
Flashlight Learning, an educational solutions provider located in Draper, has announced the launch of Flashlight 360, a speaking and writing progress monitoring tool for multilingual students and teachers. Designed exclusively for language learners and their teachers, Flashlight 360 delivered a positive impact on students’ language development and confidence, the company said. “Flashlight Learning was founded to give teachers tools to provide students with feedback on their productive language,” said Flashlight Learning CEO Justin Hewett. “We wanted to make it easy for students to showcase their linguistic repertoire. Teachers across the nation are excited to have a tool designed specifically for them, that makes it easy and effective to reach all of their students.” During its soft launch, Flashlight 360 was implemented in over 30 states, across more than 200 districts serving over 50,000 students.
Inside Real Estate, a Murray-based independent real estate software company, has released btPro, a customer relationship management tool for real estate agents and teams. The product was produced in tandem with BoomTown, a real estate software company recently acquired by Inside Real Estate. “We are thrilled to share the first of many exciting wins the combination of Inside Real Estate and Boomtown brings to the industry,” said Joe Skousen, CEO of Inside Real Estate. “The first of many releases for the btPRO solution empowers top real estate teams like never before by uniting the best technology, unparalleled services and unique experiences that allow top-producing teams to thrive and maximize their results.” Skousen said btPRO will continue to evolve with more innovative tools to set teams apart from their competition and drive real business results.
Weave, a customer experience platform for small and medium-sized healthcare businesses, has launched Email Assistant. The Lehi company said Email Assistant provides an innovative way for healthcare providers to communicate and connect with their patients and clients. By inputting the themes that need to be covered in the email, the product will generate the email text in a matter of seconds, which can then be edited before sending. This tool allows healthcare providers to create, personalize and automate email marketing campaigns. “With digital marketing becoming an essential part of running a healthcare business, it’s important to provide simple and effective AI-driven solutions to our customers,” said Branden Neish, chief product and technology officer at Weave. “With Email Assistant, we reduce both the time requirement and anxiety often associated with creating an email marketing campaign.”
Qualtrics, a Provo-based experience management platform, has announced the launch of the Qualtrics Complaints and Grievances solution to enhance how healthcare organizations approach quality-of- care improvements. The solution will allow the XM Platform better manage patient feedback cycles with holistic listening and actionable insights that improve the patient experience, build emotional connections and ease the regulatory burden, Qualtrics said. “Imagine the emotional impact a healthcare experience has to have on someone for them to write out a two-page letter about it. Part of how we achieve a reduction in harm is being inclusive of emotional harm — not just physical harm — and complaints and grievances are a key data source,” said Dr. Adrienne Boissy, Qualtrics chief medical officer. “With the Qualtrics Complaints and Grievances solution, we take one massive step forward to holistic listening.”{/mprestriction}
