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Lidar System Mimics Human Eye Functions

Robosense’s new system achieves object level information for ROI detection areas in real-time.

Artificial Intelligence in Industry

The first few decades of the information age have been marked by a significant increase in data storage andprocessing capabilities. In conjunction with this increase, the quantity of data has increased as well. The result is that most industries are now buried under mountains of data. Companies in these industries have come to recognize that there is value to be found in analyzing the data. Up until this decade, it has been difficult for companies to find and exploit this value because the tools needed to analyze the data were too primitive or expensive to be effective. Breakthroughs in machine learning algorithms and increases in parallelism in processing have come together to offer an affordable solution. Today artificial intelligence (AI) is being used in many different industries to improve lives.

An App for On-Demand Service Appointments

To address machine tool and industrial equipment service needs, a new mobile app serves as a B2B connection.

Faster Than a Speeding Laser

Using common electronics, physicists at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have built an electro-optic laser with a hundredfold pulse increase over conventional ultrafast lasers.

New Study Finds Way to Predict Cybersickness from Prolonged VR Use

University of Waterloo researchers have created a method to predict when someone is likely to feel sick from virtual reality (VR) headsets.

New Yorker Electronics and Panduit Partner to Supply Network Infrastructure Solutions

The pairing means even more complete solutions for data centers, enterprises, industrial automation, OEMs, MROs and industrial construction companies.

Saelig Introduces PicoSource AS108 8 GHz RF Signal Generator

The PC-based signal generator with a 300 kHz to 8 GHz frequency output range is designed with fast settling time and extensive programmable phase, frequency and amplitude capabilities.

Our Smartphones Could Soon Be Charged by Our Own Bodies

Researchers say that our smartphones could potentially be charged by energy from our bodies.

Study Finds a Lack of Machine Learning Education in Most Medical School Programs

A new study from the Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) has shown that machine learning and artificial intelligence are a growing tool in the medical field, but machine learning training is lacking in current medical education programs.

Integra: Don’t Rule Out Silicon Bipolar, LDMOS or VDMOS Transistors Just Yet

The company has yet to obsolete these legacy transistors because they’re still in high demand in unique and legacy applications where GaN power transistors don’t do the job.

Smartphone System Can Detect Unsafe Levels of Lead in Drinking Water

Researchers from the University of Houston have developed an inexpensive system that can detect lead levels in drinking water with just a smartphone.

New 5G Directive from FCC Under Fire from Cities and Health Groups

The order would put a strict timeframe on cities to review 5G deployment installation permissions.

Fractal Metamaterial Invisibility Cloak Patented

A U.S. patent for wideband electromagnetic cloaking systems was granted to three inventors from Fractal Antenna Systems.

New Camera Security System Provides Small Business Owners and Families Security Comfort

Alula announced today a fully integrated video solution that expands the Alula Connect+ Platform for the home and small business.

Smart Planter Creates Optimal Growing Conditions for Houseplants

Bloomengine's smart planter is perfect for the plant-lover looking to create optimal conditions for indoor plant growth.

Littelfuse Introduces setP™ Temperature Indicator for USB Type-C Connectors at Electronica India 2018

The PolySwitch® setP™ Series temperature indicator protects users of USB Type-C and USB Power Delivery charging cables from dangerous overheating.

5 of the Most Disruptive Technologies of the Modern Era

The digital revolution came at the dawn of the modern era. It brought forward the ideals of tomorrow, including increased efficiency, sustainability and autonomous operations. There are a few technologies that stand out and could be identified as the most disruptive technologies of the modern era that made this possible.

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