Networking and Computing

HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • 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.

  • Video: GREET energy use and emissions model updated for 2021

    The life-cycle analysis tool examines energy and environmental effects of transportation fuels and vehicle technologies.

  • Study: Remote monitoring improved COVID-19 outcomes

    Study reveals that remote monitoring helps COVID-19 patients.

  • Digital innovations in water utility management

    Since the water industry is suffering from a shortage of experienced workers, an AI network of knowledge may be the solution to ensuring problems are addressed as quickly as possible.

  • Video: Natural hazard notification system engineered for IAEA

    The system will alert the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) of floods, wildfires and other natural hazards that could potentially affect nuclear sites.

  • Rollable ribbon fiber-optic microcables for metro networks

    The gel-free central core design is optimized for microduct installations.

  • New testing method evaluates emerging SASE offerings

    Transparency on cybersecurity product efficacy is provided by new Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) ratings.

  • SCTE Cable-Tec Expo shifts to all-virtual 2021 event

    One of the world's largest cable events moves online to bring technology leaders and the global cable and telecommunications community together, safely.

  • Video: Supercomputer to boost offshore wind energy R&D

    The Summit supercomputer will simulate different wind farm and atmospheric flow physics.

  • Hacking healthcare

    Hackers hack healthcare devices for financial gain, to inflict injury.

  • Researchers seek out methods for detecting forged video footage

    Researchers categorized forgery detection tools into four domains within digital forensics.

  • Researchers propose an automated security assessment for the IoT

    IoT-based applications face an increasing number of potential security risks, which need to be systematically assessed and addressed.

  • ParkMobile announces partnership with city of Auburn, Alabama to offer contactless mobile parking

    This partnership with ParkMobile helps with Auburn's plan to expand contactless parking payment options throughout the city.

  • Learn how Qualcomm is using 5G to create a greener economy

    By taking advantage of 5G's wireless technology, companies are able to get creative with how they up their sustainability game.

  • Anti-jamming, anti-spoofing military GPS introduced by BAE Systems

    BAE Systems has unveiled its MicroGRAM-M GPS receiver compatible with M-Code signals that are resistant to jamming and spoofing.

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