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Drones and Artificial Intelligence Used to Track Nigerian Wildlife
Swiss researchers have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) deep learning network that pairs with drones to count large mammals in nature reserves.
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Minmax Releases MTQZ50 and MTQZ75 Series of Converters for Advanced Railway Applications
The new range of industrial standard quarter brick DC-DC converters is approved to meet demanding railway applications.
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Skyworks Ramps Connectivity Solutions for Nest Video Doorbells
Skyworks' solutions enable the Nest Hello video doorbell system to easily modulate among Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and Thread communication protocols, while ensuring reliable data transfer at longer distances through obstacles such as walls and doors.
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How Civic Policies Will Need to Change Due to Self-driving Cars
Carnegie Mellon is teaming up with the city of Pittsburgh to meet the challenges of the future autonomous vehicles.
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BMW Joins Baidu’s Autonomous Driving Initiative
BMW will bring its own self-driving resources and research to the program.
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Pico Controllers Deliver Light Control Capabilities for Desktop 3D Scanners and Printers
TI’s latest DLP technology brings micron-to-sub-millimeter resolution for commercial devices.
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Q&A: Why 3D Training Simulators are Important in Industrial, Medical and Military Markets
Chicago Technical Media CEO Ari Zahavi explains the benefits of technical animation to explain complex ideas in minutes.
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Watch: Drone Uses AI to Autonomously Follow and Record Video of User
Airlango has launched Mystic, an advanced AI-powered drone with the ability to recognize and autonomously follow its owner, obey gesture commands from the ground and take high precision photos.
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Watch: Camera Accessory Produces Professional Style Videos With Ease
MIOPS has launched a Kickstarter campaign for the new Capsule360 motion box.
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Three Han-Smart®Modules Usher in the Age of the Intelligent Industrial Connector
New Han-Smart modules from Harting provide added value while beginning to evolve into active devices to serve the needs of future manufacturing.
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Smart Alarm has an App So You Can Check in on Your Home When You’re Not There
IsmartAlarm, Inc. has announced the launch of the Spot+ Smart Home Security Camera.
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AI System Can Predict Side Effects of New Drug Combinations
Decagon can predict the side effects of many drug combinations, help doctors learn more about drug prescriptions and find the best combination for their patients.
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Neuvition Announces High-resolution Lidar with Video Fusion for Autonomous Driving and 3D Imaging
The semi-solid state lidar has a resolution of 480 vertical lines and 1,280 pixels for each line.
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Video: Creepy $4,000 Japanese Robot Claps at Everything
A new Kickstarter campaign has been launched for Big Clapper, a robot for personal or commercial use.
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This 360 Degrees Camera is Waterproof and AI Powered
Evomotion’s Wunder360 S1 is available now for pre-order on Indiegogo.
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Computer Algorithm Developed Finds Gamers' Preferences for Customized Gaming
Researchers from the University of Waterloo have used a computer algorithm and survey to customize games to each gamer’s preferences.
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Radio Transmitters Used to Track 'Kissing Bugs'
Kissing bugs, also known as vampire bugs, the insects that make up the subfamily Triatominae are an elusive bunch that feed on blood and are the primary carriers of a potentially deadly tropical disease. Technology has presented a new way to combat their threat.
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Smart Bandage Monitors Wound pH and Temperature to Release Healing Drugs
Researchers from Tufts University have developed a prototype smart bandage that actively monitors the condition of chronic wounds through pH balance, temperature and oxygenation.
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A New Way to Keep Computer Chips Cool
Finding ways to keep computer chips from overheating has become increasingly challenging. Researchers have found promise in boron arsenide crystals, a new semiconducting material with extremely high thermal conductivity.
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Radar and AI Combine to Keep Tabs on Diabetes
Researchers combined radar and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to detect changes in glucose levels without the need for routine and painful finger pricks.
