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Raspberry Pi-style Jetson Nano: A $99 developer board for makers from Nvidia
The company has also introduced a production-ready module for $129.
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Space-saving ultrabright LEDs produce high luminous flux and intensity
These semiconductors are housed in compact packages with dome lenses and feature the latest InGaN/sapphire chip technology with a high luminous flux.
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Study: Kids with bedroom TVs more likely to have behavior, health issues as teens
The study also found that too much TV exposure could lead to social and emotional issues, bad eating habits and weight issues during the teen years.
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Video: Robot arm can move objects it has never seen before
MIT has created an algorithm that detects a collection of coordinates on a new object before picking it up.
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SAS to invest $1 billion in artificial intelligence
Software analytics house SAS will invest $1 billion in artificial intelligence over the course of the next three years including software research and development, education, and services.
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Nvidia expands self-driving software suite with a safety force field
The technology will allow for testing autonomous vehicles in a virtual environment.
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Airbus begins drone-to-ship deliveries in Singapore
The project will deliver parts, medical supplies and more to ships off the coast at up to 3 km.
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Fear grows among consumers regarding self-driving cars
Four out of five Americans are now afraid of autonomous vehicles.
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Qi charging power pack is waterproof up to 6 ft
Charge up to three devices at once with USB-C and USB-A ports.
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New Yorker Electronics is distributing ATS cold plates with advanced thermal performance
ATS-CP series of cold plates can transfer 1 kW of heat between 5.0° C to 7.0° C temperature difference between the cold plate base and inlet fluid temperature.
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Q&A: Laser Engraving and Cutting Industry Outlook
An interview with James Stanaway on the evolving state of the laser engraving and cutting industry.
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Kroger expands autonomous grocery delivery service
The company will start the next phase of its self-driving delivery project.
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How quantum computers work
Quantum computing promises immense computational power by harnessing the quantum mechanical phenomena of entanglement and superposition. Here's how it works.
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Ironwood Electronics announces 27 GHz bandwidth epoxy mount socket
Ironwood Electronics announces its new high performance socket — SG-BGA-6484 — which allows 1 mm pitch, 11 mm x 13 mm body ICs to be used in socket and operate without compromising performance in very high speed memory applications.
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Volkswagen to accelerate electric vehicle rollout
The company will boost investments to $21.5 billion through 2023.
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Optical probe at surgeon's fingertips for breast cancer removal
A fiber probe incorporated into a wearable thimble uses quantitative micro-elastography to translate the sense of touch into high-resolution images.
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Watch how a smart cane tracks patients' progress
The cane sports pressure sensors to detect the load placed by the user on the cane and provide data for continuous analysis of gait.
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Phononic announces availability of non-hermetic thermoelectric cooler
Phononic has announced general availability of Reeftec, its proprietary non-hermetic compatible thermoelectric cooler (TEC) platform.
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Why Nvidia bought Mellanox for $6.9 billion
The skyrocketing demands of artificial intelligence and machine learning in data centers will need both hardware and software.
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Verizon chooses five companies to develop 5G first responder technologies
The companies will work with Verizon to advance public safety technologies based on next-generation networks.
