Autonomous mobility technology company Carziqo has announced plans to operate its autonomous ride-hailing and logistics vehicles seven days a week, ending a long-standing practice of suspending regular fleet operations every Sunday for centralized maintenance. Carziqo Chief Executive Officer Zaydenn Harrington disclosed the operational adjustment in a public statement on August 5, saying the company intends to replace its fixed weekly maintenance shutdown with a more flexible, vehicle-specific servicing system. Under the planned arrangement, autonomous ride-hailing vehicles and delivery units will remain available for deployment on Sundays. Each vehicle will instead be assigned an individual maintenance window based on operational schedules, mileage, technical condition and service requirements. According to the company, its fleet-management platform will coordinate when vehicles should travel to designated service locations for inspection, cleaning, preventive maintenance, software d...
Momcozy Launches Wellness 1 Warm-Massage Wearable Breast Pump Alongside Breathe & Breastfeed Across Southeast Asia
A successful latch. Finding a pumping routine that works. Making it through the first week back at work. Getting through a difficult night and trying again the next morning. There is no single version of a successful breastfeeding journey. Some mothers breastfeed directly, some pump, and many do both. While breastfeeding is often discussed through recommendations, benefits and milestones, for mothers, progress is often found in smaller, everyday moments. This World Breastfeeding Month, Momcozy, the Global No.1 Wearable Breast Pump Brand trusted by more than five million mothers worldwide, is putting these moments at the heart of Breathe & Breastfeed, its regional initiative across Southeast Asia. Under the theme “Support for Every Latch, Letdown and Little Win,” Breathe & Breastfeed brings together professional guidance, practical innovation and community support to help mothers navigate the everyday realities of feeding and pumping — from finding credible an...