Networking and Computing

HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • 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

  • Tech firm develops so-called smart dog tags for military personnel

    The Multi-Domain Operations wearable device developed by NextFlex serves as what the company describes a sort of smart dog tag that is expected to improve the connectedness of soldiers.

  • Personal Sound Bubble by Silentium to make audio experiences more enjoyable

    The PSB offers an alternative to headphones by creating sound separation between listeners wanting to enjoy different audio experiences without headphones or barriers.

  • The right fiber for every FTTH network

    R&M is expanding its PRIME fiber optic distributor family to include inserts for single fiber management in fiber to the home (FTTH) access networks.

  • Watch aerial fiber deployment by this robot

    The Bombyx robot travels along power lines, wrapping fiber cables around them.

  • Cable tracking platform improves cost and material efficiencies

    The cloud-based platform delivers accurate, real-time data to track the supply, logistics and installation of electric cables.

  • Survey: People 'mostly' object to facial recognition use in healthcare

    Results of the survey reveal a significant portion of the respondents perceive a potential privacy threat when it comes to using facial recognition data in healthcare.

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