Networking and Computing

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  • Rice University team develops smart, 3D-printed military helmet

    3D printing enables technology to be incorporated into the helmet and thus create an always-on wearable that is capable of detecting threats and responding with countermeasures designed to keep military personnel safe.

  • Tool targets cybersecurity risk for hydropower operators

    The framework helps operators assess their risks and make informed investments for enhanced cybersecurity.

  • New lighting guidelines for public wellbeing

    Studies suggest that getting the lighting right by introducing even subtle changes improves the quality of life for everyone.

  • Video: NASA to test laser communications

    NASA is expecting to achieve transmission rates of 1.2 gigabits per second

  • Laser-based wireless power transmission

    The ability to power devices remotely eliminates the need for replaceable batteries or reliance on environmental inputs such as sunlight to provide energy.

  • Team turns regular clothing into biosensors

    The team turned regular cotton-polyester blend textiles into sensors capable of measuring electrical impulses produced from muscle movement, which produces electrical signals as ions when muscle contracts.

  • Wearable promises seizure forecasting

    The team from the Mayo Clinic discovered patterns that could be detected via a specialized wristwatch worn for six to 12 months, offering those who suffer from epilepsy a 30 minute warning before a seizure occurs.

  • Video: Online platform taps satellite data to benefit water management

    The system reports evapotranspiration trends in the drought-stricken western U.S. to help water managers, farmers and state officials better manage resources.

  • Video: Software platform monitors solar/storage project performance

    The tool provides real-time insights into the performance and savings of solar plus energy storage systems operating in the field.

  • The Masoneilan 35002 series Camflex rotary control valve from Baker Hughes

    Baker Hughes has presented a truly universal rotary globe control valve with the Masoneilan Camflex, designed for exceptionally superior control for the most basic to the most challenging operating environments.

  • Halliburton launches its iStar intelligent drilling and logging platform

    The platform’s digital architecture supports automation, machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) for reservoir evaluation, faster drilling and consistent well delivery.

  • Next-gen data-acquisition system establishes new standards in digital shipping

    METIS Cyberspace Technology SA has launched the next generation of its automated data-acquisition system, Ship Connect, in a move which enhances data transfer and monitoring while also enabling the development of ship performance analytics based on standard protocols.

  • Security tool detects and defends against threats to infrastructure

    The Bellwether Group has introduced VAULT Systems, a custom hardware and intelligent software platform capable of visualizing data and detecting, defending and mitigating cyber threats to critical national infrastructure.

  • DEDAS to automate meter data acquisition and processing

    According to the companies, the $1 million pilot project includes the deployment of 1,350 smart meters, an automated data acquisition and processing system and a cloud-based billing system.

  • Data acquisition SBC off PCIe/104 and mPCIe expansions

    Diamond Systems, a global provider for compact, rugged, I/O-rich embedded computing solutions, has introduced Saturn Rugged Apollo Lake x5-E3940 SBC with data acquisition and PCIe/104 expansion.

  • New 62,000 square-foot YMCA gets expansive IP-based audio system

    Unlike most projects designed for a specific space, the YMCA needed a system to serve many different types of spaces but within the same facility.

  • France sends its new military satellite to space

    The Syracuse 4A satellite is capable of detecting other satellites attempting to cull information from it or attempting to destroy it.

  • Binghamton researchers eye 5G for military surveillance

    Two researchers from Binghamton University are researching another use for 5G – the fifth-generation technology standard for broadband cellular networks: military surveillance.

  • Automate farm inventory management with AgriView

    A software-as-a-service web application is designed for the needs of agricultural cooperatives, seed companies, and suppliers of fertilizers and agricultural chemicals.

  • More sophisticated voice-copying algorithms successfully fool voice-recognition devices

    According to the University of Chicago team, the algorithms tricked the Resemblyzer nearly 50% of the time and Amazon Alexa roughly 62% of the time

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