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800 mAh all-in-one wireless power pack for all mobile devices
InfinaCore’s Pandora device can charge both Qi and other wireless devices.
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Natural sunlight LEDs adopted by Japanese children’s room lighting vendor
Seoul’s LEDs have been chosen by Koizumi Lighting.
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Flexible patch integrated into clothing analyzes sweat for health markers
The patch analyzes sweat for markers to diagnose and monitor acute or chronic health conditions. Athletes could use the patch to monitor their health during athletic performance.
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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.
