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Study on human and bot behaviors on social media informs future bot detection systems
A study from researchers at the University of Southern California’s Information Sciences Institute revealed a short-term behavioral trend in humans on social media that doesn't exist in social media bots.
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Sensor embedded workout shirt can monitor body temperature, heart rate and more
MIT researchers have created a way to incorporate electronic sensors into stretchy fabrics to monitor the wearer’s vital signs, like temperature, respiration, heart rate and more.
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Design a connector solution with a few clicks
The interactive connector configurator tool allows users to select and customize electrical connectors that are used in a variety of industrial settings, including mechanical and plant engineering.
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UPS works to fight the spread of COVID-19 using drones
The company is working with startups DroneUp and Workhorse to test treatments for infected patients.
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AT&T goes live with 5G networks in 90 additional markets
The company now has 5G networks in 190 markets.
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Nanotech to the rescue: Healing patients with tiny tech
Nanotechnology, robotics and medical science: this combination has led to the development of microscopic tools that can improve patient recoveries.
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Wireless Broadband Alliance says new 6 GHz Wi-Fi band will radically change global capacity
Release of the spectrum is expected to bring radical change for the Wi-Fi industry in terms of service speed, hyper low latency and network capacity.
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Face masks delivered to remote islands by drone
A hydrogen-powered drone delivered 15,000 protective face masks to residents on Gapa, Mara and Biyang Islands in South Korea in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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The role of laser cutters in rapid prototyping
Lasers have fast become a valuable tool in the rapid prototyping space, making it possible for prototype parts, components and models for engineering analysis to be fabricated quickly and relatively inexpensively.
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Carbon doxide sensor controls HVAC systems to save energy
The low-cost device detects the CO2 released into the air by a room’s occupants so that space conditioning systems can control the indoor climate and air turnover accordingly.
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Wireless charge delivery for hybrid delivery truck
The bi-directional wireless charging system transferred power from a charging pad over an 11 in gap using two electromagnetic coupling coils at more than 92% efficiency.
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Sensor detects water in electric vehicle battery packs
The coolant leak detection sensor signals the presence of water and coolant in an electric vehicle's battery pack enclosure.
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Device allows robots to eat metal for energy
Researchers from the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Engineering and Applied Science have created a metal-air scavenger (MAS) that powers robots by eating metal.
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COVID-19 may cause Europe to fall behind in 5G deployments
Ericsson CEO gives insight into the future of next generation wireless technology in its first quarter earnings.
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Drones still consume too much energy to compete with vans in delivery
But if the energy is generated environmentally, it still might be better overall.
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Honeywell optimizes board mount pressure sensors, ABP series, for medical ventilator applications
The small form-factor and low weight of the sensors is ideal for portable ventilators and other devices where space might be limited.
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Video: GForge super-charges top collaboration platform
GForge 2020 adds new video collaboration and security components, and offers a free starter program to help coronavirus-impacted businesses operate remotely.
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Vishay sensors offer long-range presence and proximity sensing for light curtain applications
Available in five compact packages, the sensor features fast 300 µs reaction time and high interference strength without spurious signals.
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Sager Electronics partners with SL Power in support of COVID-19 recovery program
The program is intended to help facilitate rapid delivery of medical devices from original equipment and other manufacturers supporting COVID-19 recovery globally.
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Stamped spring pin socket for 0.8 mm pitch Amkor FCLBGA
The new socket is designed to meet high performance requirements for burn-in and test applications.
