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New Yorker Electronics unveils Type Q defibrillator capacitors for AEDs and professional use
The capacitors are designed for use in monophasic and bi-phasic defibrillators with energy densities as high as 2 J/cc.
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Video: Alexagate blocks Amazon Alexa from spying on users
The device fits on top of a smart speaker to prevent eavesdropping.
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SK Telecom launches augmented reality 5G service to experience Changdeokgung Palace
The ancient palace will offer a virtual tour for visitors both in person and at home.
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Asset tracking using satellites and internet of things technology
Myriota has formed a partnership with Future Fleet International to accelerate both vehicle and asset tracking.
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Video: Maker creates smart glasses powered by Arduino
The glasses can receive notifications, phone calls and tests.
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Spanish drone maker launches microdrones as a service platform
Drone Prix is renting drones for industrial and other markets.
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Computer model finds patterns in sediment change to reveal Earth's history
Researchers from the University of Texas at Austin used a computer model to connect patterns between sedimentary deposits, shifts in climate and tectonic activity.
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AI algorithm can identify individual birds
Researchers from institutes in France, Germany Portugal and South Africa created an AI algorithm that can be trained to recognize individual birds during a population study.
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New software generates all possible driving scenarios to test the safety of autonomous vehicles
Researchers from TU Graz created a new technology that can automatically generate test scenarios for self-driving car systems.
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Advantech offers self-service option with the Advantech IoTMart online store
The new website simplifies purchases of ethernet switches, I/O modules, industrial monitors, serial, telematics, USB, and wireless and industrial accessories.
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Video: RF conducted immunity testing
The CI00402 radio frequency conducted immunity generator from Amplifier Research Corp. features a 100 W power amplifier with a frequency range of 9 kHz to 400 MHz.
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Device helps utility companies redirect power from solar powered homes during brownouts
Researchers from Texas A&M University created a smart device that can help utility companies serve communities affected by power weather brownouts.
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Open source module accelerates development of medical ventilators
The open-source reference design for medical ventilators is an ideal solution for shortening time-to-market of crucial equipment.
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Self-driving shuttle maker Beep sets sights on a nation-wide fleet
Florida-based mobility-as-a-service (MaaS) vendor Beep is collaborating with Local Motors to expand its autonomous vehicle shuttles to a U.S. fleet.
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New chip combines two existing technologies to control light
Researchers from Penn State combined two technologies to create a new chip that allows for light control without needing large and difficult materials and structures.
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Philatron launches new Philaflex™ electrical vehicle charging cable line for ultimate flexibility
The lightweight, flexible electric vehicle charging cable is UL rated for 600 and 1,000 V power.
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Motion tracking sensor can track athlete performance without interference
Researchers from the University of Bath’s motion research center CAMERA worked with GB skeleton athletes to create a new type of motion capture tech that does not interfere with performance.
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Now worldwide: Rutronik and Samsung Electro-Mechanics extend partnership
The venture represents a strategic milestone for both partners for further development of the global market presence of Samsung ceramic capacitors in the automotive sector.
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Buttonless controller introduced for mobile gaming smartphones
The buttonless controller will first be deployed in Tencent and ASUS’ smartphone for the Chinese market.
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LG’s latest 5G smartphone, Velvet, now available in the US
The phone will be the first LG phone to use the Snapdragon 765G mobile platform.
