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Deploying Tunable Transceivers: Advantages, Challenges and Solutions
Tunable transceivers represent a new technology that allows on-site wavelength adjustment, transcending the fixed-wavelength limitation of traditional static transceivers.
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Watch: New Smart Bag Alerts You When It is Being Stolen
These gadget bags combine security, comfort and smart features, keeping belongings secure, mobile devices charged and much more.
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VR Underwater Camera Records in 8K for Realistic Underwater Experiences
Marine Imaging Technologies has revealed HYDRUS VR, a new 8K underwater cinematic virtual reality (VR) system.
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AVX Expands its 0805 High-performance, Low-pass LP Series Integrated Thin Film Filters by Elevenfold
Available in 12 variants spanning 700–4,000 MHz, LP series filters exhibit low insertion loss, extremely sharp roll-off and excellent high-frequency performance ideally suited for wireless applications.
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Watch How a Smarter Cane Assists the Visually Impaired
A prototype cane attachment designed by Texas A&M engineering students uses an ultrasonic sensor and vibration motors to provide haptic feedback.
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Fiber Limitation Solutions
One of the most significant limitations of fiber is its fragility. Typically made of glass, fiber cables are thinner and lighter than metallic wiring, and this makes them more prone to damage.
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Video: Next Generation Office Locks Won’t Require Any Keys
Instead, a quick text and download of an app will grant access to employees.
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Mozilla Expands Things Gateway Developer Board to Include Experimental Assistant
Other new features include customized icons and a more powerful rules engine custom capabilities for a greater flexibility.
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Smart Hotel of the Future Will be Controlled with a Touch of a Button
Signify will install its smart hotel management system for the first time in a Singapore hotel.
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Powering Robots with...What?
Simple robots at Cornell University are being powered with a novel substance that is inexpensive, readily available and biodegradable — and you probably have some sitting around in your pantry at home.
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App Brings Remote Collaborators onto the Same Page
A companion app for the Quilla portable digital writing solution is now available.
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NASA's Next Robotic Servicing Mission to Demo New Photodetector Camera
The Compact Thermal Imager is designed to image and measure fires, ice sheets, glaciers and snow surface temperatures on Earth.
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Computer Algorithm Developed to Predict how HIV Could Spread
Researchers from the Los Alamos National Laboratory have developed a new computer algorithm that can predict how viruses are going to spread through a human population.
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AVX Acquires Innovative, Award-Winning Antenna Company, Ethertronics
Ethertronics’ 200+ patents and innovative IMD antenna systems technology will further expand AVX’s extensive portfolio of advanced electronic component solutions.
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Researchers Find Link Between Access to Internet and Lack of Sleep
University of Pittsburgh and Bocconi University researchers have teamed up on a study that has found that access to broadband internet is a cause of sleep deprivation.
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3D-Printed, Customizable Deep Sea Robot Gently Grips Sea Animals for Research
A team has created a soft, flexible and customizable sampling device that allows deep-sea researchers to collect different types of organisms without harming them or removing them completely from their environment.
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AVX Introduces New Ultra-broadband Resistors
Ultraminiature (EIA 0402, 1005 metric) UBR Series ultra-broadband resistors feature a rugged construction, tight tolerances and a 125 mW power rating.
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Drone Flies Over Densely Inhabited Area
A demonstration featuring a vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) drone in the city of Kobe, Japan, was a successful example of autonomous flight over dense populations.
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New Wolfspeed Silicon Carbide Semiconductors First to Meet Automotive AEC-Q101 Standards
The E-Series family is the first commercial family of SiC MOSFETs and diodes to be automotive AEC-Q101 qualified and PPAP capable.
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Watch: AI System Maintains Person’s Anonymity by Creating a Painting Instead of Pixelating
SFU’s School of Interactive Arts and Technology (SIAT) has developed a new method to replace the “blurring faces” technique that is commonly used to keep people’s identities anonymous in news stories, documentaries, reality TV and more.
