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Miniature Fingerprint Scanner for Credit Cards Authenticates Identity in Seconds
New biometric technology from SmartMetric uses industry-standard payment chips.
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New Infrared LEDs Give Security Cameras Better Illumination
Osram Opto has introduced new lighting devices that cut costs and size for CCTV systems.
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Network Synchronization ICs Address the Challenges of 5G Wireless Equipment and Infrastructure
Microsemi has introduced a new family of chips that provides phase measurement and adjustment capabilities for next-generation wireless.
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Disney Animation to Debut its First VR Short
Disney Animation will premiere its first virtual reality short at SIGGRAPH 2018, August 12-16 in Vancouver, Canada.
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Robot Coding Game Teaches Kids STEM Without Screens
The LOMO Starter Kit includes a LEGO-compatible robot, programming board, luminescent coding bricks and a game called Turtle Island.
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Watch: Gaming Backpack Can Store All Your Gaming Items, Even Your Console
SYSTEM G Gaming+ Backpack is a full feature backpack that caters to gamers and everyone that wants to carry their daily gear.
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New Method Inspired by Newspaper Printing is a Faster Way to Produce Electronics
Perdue University researchers have developed a manufacturing technique for creating electronics that is very similar to the way newspapers are printed.
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Watch: Aluminum Insert for Computer Cases Stops Computer and Tablet Screens from Cracking
AlumiSheild was designed to prevent broken screens while inside the case. When combined with rivet reinforced straps and overall durable 1680D ballistic nylon construction this bag is rugged.
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Bel Fuse-Circuit Protection Announces New 0ADHC Series Fuses for DMI Applications
The fast acting fuse series has been designed specifically to protect both digital and analog multimeters.
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Device Can Safely Capture and Release Deep Underwater Animals for Marine Life Studies
The new origami-inspired device traps delicate sea animals in a folding polyhedral enclosure for study and then lets them go without any damage or harm inflicted on the animal.
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Abracon and NXP Announce Worldwide Availability of Rapid IoT Prototyping Kit to Simplify IoT Development
Abracon supplies off-the-shelf components for NXP Kinetis-based Rapid IoT prototyping kit.
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Better AI Through Optics
Researchers have reported a breakthrough using an optical circuit to train an artificial neural network, which could lead to less expensive, faster and more energy-efficient ways to perform tasks like voice or image recognition.
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IBM and Columbia Team Up to Launch Blockchain Innovation Center
IBM and Columbia University are launching a research center devoted to innovation in the areas of blockchain technology and data transparency, according to a July 17 press release.
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New Smart Clothing Comes Equipped with a Flexible Display and Sensors
Royole has introduced a shirt and top hat with a flexible display to show video content or stream in real-time from a mobile phone.
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Pioneer Using Cypress Wi-Fi/Bluetooth Combo in Next-Gen Infotainment System
The system will allow for smartphone apps and voice recognition to work in the vehicle dashboard.
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New SoM for Health Kiosks Allows the Kiosks to Connect to One of Three Cellular Networks
Multi-Tech Systems announced its MultiTech MultiConnect Dragonfly embedded cellular SoMs designed to improve communications for web, mobile and health kiosks.
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5G Expands Beyond Cellular: What You Need to Know
Every generation of cellular technology has endeavored to make the mobile communications experience better by increasing reliability, adding new features and enhancing data rates.
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Watch: New Smart Key System Doesn’t Require Hardwiring
Medeco CLIQ Go is a cost-effective, intelligent key system for small to medium-sized businesses. The key system manages security on-the-go using the CLIQ Go app on a mobile device.
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Watch Drones Inspect the World's Largest Wind Turbines
Using drones, the time taken to inspect the blades was reduced from around 2 hours to approximately 20 minutes.
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AI System Can Monitor Wastewater Systems and Detect Cyanobacteria
Scientists from the University of Waterloo have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) monitoring technology for monitoring the health of the water at water treatment plants.
