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Marketing & Communications Specialist for Father Bill's & MainSpring. Former newspaper reporter for The Patriot Ledger.
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By Patrick Ronan
| opoint.com
Smart Eye Interim Report January – September 2025 10 ( 23) industry. Regarding the Automotive business area, a delay or the non- materialization of an eye tracking launch in the automotive industry could entail a risk of a lower-than-expected growth rate. The future growth rate is strongly connected to the introduction of legislation in the European Union. In the Behavioral Research business area, the biggest market risk is the availability of funding in the academic field.
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By Patrick Ronan
| opoint.com
Smart Eye Interim Report January – June 2025 10 ( 23) Market risks Eye tracking is an emerging technology, whereby the company’s products are currently used in behavioral research and as integrated products in the automotive industry. Regarding the Automotive business segment, a delay or the non- materialization of an eye tracking launch in the automotive industry could entail a risk of a lower-than-expected growth rate.
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2023 GTHA Carbon Emissions Inventory

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By Maryam Shekarrizfard, Patrick Ronan, Ekaterina Tzekova
| taf.ca
Overview Carbon emissions in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area increased 2% in 2023, from 53.5 million tonnes to 54.5 million tonnes, surpassing pre-pandemic levels. The 2023 Carbon Emissions Inventory for the GTHA shows that except for a slight decline in the building sector, all other sectors showed an increase in emissions, underscoring the need for strong climate action across the board from all levels of government, businesses, and individuals.
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