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Five Ways Technology Can Help the New York Mets Win the World Series (Next Year)
New York Mets' managers, coaches and players should probably lean on new technologies in their quest for a third World Series title.
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Keep it Cool: Thermally Conductive Adhesives in Aerospace Applications
Miniaturization of electronic components and tightly integrated circuit design has resulted in concentrated heat generation within confined spaces onboard flight vehicles. Thermally conductive adhesives transfer heat away from sensitive electronics while simultaneously securing components to the board by creating strong bonds.
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Wearable Solar Cells
A photovoltaic device is coated on both sides with a waterproof, stretchable thin film that allows the device to provide electrical energy even when it is submerged in water or stretched and compressed. This could advance wearable solar cells for incorporation into textiles or body sensors.
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8K Virtual Reality Headset Achieves Kickstarter Goal in One Hour
Pimax claims the VR headset offers six times the resolution provided by most current headsets.
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Smart Mattress Sensor Monitors Sleep Quality for Seniors and Athletes
EMFIT has introduced a new sensor that fits underneath a mattress so it does not interfere with sleep
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Three Rugged Marine-Grade Digital Media Systems Introduced
The systems can replace existing on-board radios.
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DC/DC Buck Converter with an Internally Compensated ACM Control Topology
Designers can stack two converters side by side to drive loads up to 80 amps.
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New Environmental Sensor has Air Pressure, Humidity and Ambient Air Temperature Sensing
Mouser Electronics is now stocking the BME680 environmental sensor from Bosch Sensortec.
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Top Five Futuristic Technologies in Movies That Exist Today
These movie technologies are no longer works of fiction.
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UK Consortium Advances Laser Directed Energy Weapon
A high-energy laser cannon is being developed by UK Dragonfire, a consortium of UK manufacturers.
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The Link Between Light Scattering and Invisibility
Researchers have devised technology to stop the scattering of light and render materials transparent.
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Ohmite Manufacturing Signs Global Distribution Agreement with Future Electronics
The global agreement includes affiliates ARCOL Resistors and Davies Molding.
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Google’s Waymo has Been Working with Intel on Self-Driving Cars Since the Start
The two companies will continue to work toward Level 4 and Level 5 full autonomy.
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7 Cool Tech Gadgets for Pets
A list of new devices for animals, from robots to smart collars to health monitors.
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Transferring Both Power and Data, Wirelessly
A system that can simultaneously deliver power and transmit data rates high enough to stream video has been developed by researchers from North Carolina State University.
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Batteries Beyond Lithium
An international team of researchers has outlined a strategy for designing practical “multivalent batteries” that improve on energy storage capacity and performance.
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Developing Custom Solutions for Fiber Optics—It’s All About Relationship Building
For custom designs, much of the work begins at the brainstorming phase, mostly because designers can’t or don’t think of everything that goes along with developing specific fiber optic products.
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Smart Lighting, Smart Home, Retail and Logistics Applications to be Demonstrated at Bluetooth Asia 2017
Telink Semiconductor will be demonstrating a number of applications for smart lighting, smart home, retail and logistics based on its devices at Bluetooth Asia 2017 conference in Shenzhen, China, September 26-27, 2017.
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Video: New Four-axis Robot Arm for Makers Can 3D Print, Laser Engrave and More
The arm can be programmed via an app using a graphical interface.
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Siemens Opens R&D Autonomous Robotics Facility in China
The company will work with universities and governments to establish new digital cities to meet challenges.
