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GL Releases MAPS™ SLs Emulator for Simulation of Location-based Services in LTE Network

The company has launched an enhanced LoCation Services (LCS) architecture in LTE network and its latest MAPS™ SLs Emulator solution to meet the requirements in location services testing on LTE networks.

New Yorker Electronics Releases New X2 Class Interference Suppressor Capacitors

The new line of all-weather, EMI/RFI-suppression capacitors meets stringent 85/85 THB tests and safety agency approvals.

Virtual Reality Goggles for Drones Create Cheaper and Better Drone Training

MIT researchers have developed a new training method using virtual reality (VR) headsets, but instead of humans wearing the headsets, the drones are wearing them.

Battery Management: Altech’s Versatile Charging Solutions

While battery chargers can differ in terms of design and the battery chemistry they are suited to, with proper selection and use, a battery charger can restore even a flat industrial battery to a fully charged state.

Video: Working Prototype of Crowdfunded Electric Car Unveiled

The Uniti One will drive for 186 miles and be priced at under $25,000.

Intel Begins Testing 100-car Autonomous Vehicle Fleet in Jerusalem

The company will expand the testing to other regions in the coming months.

Video: This Smart Home Sensor Detects 5 Different Changes in a House

The device turns any ordinary object or area into a monitor for motion, temperature, humidity, light or water.

Flexible Avenue for Semiconductors: Staying in the Dark

Researchers make a promising new discovery about inorganic semiconductors and their relationship to light exposure.

Ocean Surveying Autonomous Glider Inspired by Albatross' Flying Method

MIT engineers have developed a robot glider to scan the unexplored parts of the ocean.

Device Material Could Extend Battery Life of Laptops One Hundred Fold

Researchers from the University of Missouri have developed a device that can solve battery life and overheating issues in computers.

University of Helsinki Develops Free Online Course in AI

The University of Helsinki, Finland, and technology partner Reaktor have developed a free “Elements of Artificial Intelligence” course, which kicked off May 14.

Yet Another Drone Delivery Pilot Project Begins This Time in Cincinnati

Workhorse Group will test a solution that will work seamlessly with existing online e-commerce platforms.

Video: Augmented Reality Toothbrush Uses Smart Sensors to Encourage Healthy Habits for Kids

Brush Monster helps to analyze brushing data through a mobile app.

New Study Seeks to Develop Self-assessing Robots

The project will examine how robots approach using dexterous search tasks and evaluation of performance.

LiDAR Allows National Park Service to Control Lake Trout Population in Yellowstone Lake

Lake trout have been a problem for Yellowstone Lake since the 1990s and LiDAR is here to help.

Watch: Wearable System Could Translate American Sign Language in Real Time

Researchers from Georgia Tech have developed a wearable technology that translates American Sign Language (ASL) and controls text or mobile apps by following the user’s hand movements.

Celeste Watch Company Laser Cuts Beautiful Watch Designs

Watch company uses Epilog Laser machines to laser cut gorgeous inlays.

Watch: Robot Can Help Humans in Hospitals Get Dressed into Hospital Gowns

PR2, developed by researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology, is a robot that was developed to help humans get dressed every day for reasons such as age, disease or injury.