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Roadstar.ai to Use Renovo’s Aware Operating System for Self-driving Cars
The technology will help to interface with third-party technologies and services across a wide range of vehicles.
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Red Lion Adds Sparkplug, Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure Connectors to Crimson 3.1
Simple-to-use cloud connectors communicate shop floor data and critical process information with enterprise systems and beyond.
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A Better Way to Test Your Vehicle ECU
While previous methods of ECU testing can be done, they present problems. It takes more time to analyze and can include questionable data accuracy.
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New Regulators for Wearables Stocked at Mouser
Mouser Electronics Inc., is now stocking TPS7A10 ultra-low-dropout regulators from Texas Instruments (TI).
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New System to Provide Bandwidth Throughout Buildings Can be Attached Indoors or Outdoors
The new Glinq system is ideal for providing bandwidth to buildings with outdoor coax and to deliver gigabit speeds within buildings using existing coax cabling infrastructure.
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New Device Released to Protect Proximity Sensors in Automated Factories
The new device features a double diode array for switch protection and reverse blocking protection.
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New USB Cords Have Ferrites to Protect Users from Toxic Gases
L-com Global Connectivity announced that it has released a new series of low-smoke zero-halogen (LSZH) USB cables with ferrites that are ideal for protecting people and equipment from toxic and corrosive gases in poorly vented areas.
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New Smart Watch Remotely Monitors Patient's Progress in Medical Trials
Actigraph has announced the launch of its newest activity monitor, the Centrepoint Insight Watch.
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Uber and Lyft are Putting More Car Miles on the Road
The ride-hailing services account for an 83% increase, according to a new study.
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Alibaba’s Hotel Robot Acts as Bellhop and Delivers Room Service
Hotel guests can talk to the robot through voice commands and touch and gesture recognition.
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Touchscreen Smart Home Gateway Integrates Amazon Alexa Built-in
Presciense’s in-home display connects to smart meters, distributed energy resources and intelligent appliances.
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Lidar System Mimics Human Eye Functions
Robosense’s new system achieves object level information for ROI detection areas in real-time.
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Artificial Intelligence in Industry
The first few decades of the information age have been marked by a significant increase in data storage andprocessing capabilities. In conjunction with this increase, the quantity of data has increased as well. The result is that most industries are now buried under mountains of data. Companies in these industries have come to recognize that there is value to be found in analyzing the data. Up until this decade, it has been difficult for companies to find and exploit this value because the tools needed to analyze the data were too primitive or expensive to be effective. Breakthroughs in machine learning algorithms and increases in parallelism in processing have come together to offer an affordable solution. Today artificial intelligence (AI) is being used in many different industries to improve lives.
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Faster Than a Speeding Laser
Using common electronics, physicists at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have built an electro-optic laser with a hundredfold pulse increase over conventional ultrafast lasers.
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New Study Finds Way to Predict Cybersickness from Prolonged VR Use
University of Waterloo researchers have created a method to predict when someone is likely to feel sick from virtual reality (VR) headsets.
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Our Smartphones Could Soon Be Charged by Our Own Bodies
Researchers say that our smartphones could potentially be charged by energy from our bodies.
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Study Finds a Lack of Machine Learning Education in Most Medical School Programs
A new study from the Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) has shown that machine learning and artificial intelligence are a growing tool in the medical field, but machine learning training is lacking in current medical education programs.
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Integra: Don’t Rule Out Silicon Bipolar, LDMOS or VDMOS Transistors Just Yet
The company has yet to obsolete these legacy transistors because they’re still in high demand in unique and legacy applications where GaN power transistors don’t do the job.
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Smartphone System Can Detect Unsafe Levels of Lead in Drinking Water
Researchers from the University of Houston have developed an inexpensive system that can detect lead levels in drinking water with just a smartphone.
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New 5G Directive from FCC Under Fire from Cities and Health Groups
The order would put a strict timeframe on cities to review 5G deployment installation permissions.
