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Supply chain technology offers real-time ETAs
The technology has been awarded a patent by the U.S. Patent Office.
Watch: Autonomous Mayflower sets sail
While the Mayflower of yore transported 102 passengers and a crew of about 30, the autonomous version is unmanned.
A revised fault diagnosis method for nuclear power plants
A new method optimizes the network structure of fault diagnosis and enhances fault diagnosis accuracy.
TE Connectivity: announcements, product guides, and more
TE Connectivity is bridging the gap between the physical and virtual worlds with smart technology for the masses.
Digital twins to modernize hydropower systems
The virtual platform will address operations and maintenance issues at aging hydropower plants.
Water balance tool streamlines water evaluations
The tool generates a campus-wide water balance to quantify consumption for major water end-uses.
Satellite Time and Location is a reliable source for Coordinated Universal Time
Satellite Time and Location provides a signal that is independent of Global Navigation Satellite Systems and delivers exceptional timing stability.
Method to measure vitals using phone camera could improve telehealth
A smartphone or computer camera takes pulse and respiration signals from a real-time video.
The wearables helping to expedite a return to normal post-COVID-19
These are just some of the wearables helping us return to a pre-COVID-19 life.
Software optimizes electrified powertrain design
The tool helps electrified mobility providers swiftly identify the propulsion systems that best fit specific needs.
Robot picks mushrooms, cuts stems like humans
The mushroom-picking mechanism promises to help fill a global labor shortage.
Software automatically detects security vulnerabilities in the cloud
CodeShield offers automated detection of security vulnerabilities in cloud applications.
Project employs sensors, AR to detect munitions at sea
Munitions left over from World Wars I and II can be detected using sensors, AR.
Cardiff University breakthrough in 3D magnetic nanostructures could change the face of computing
Cardiff University scientists aim to change the face of modern-day computing.
Video: Cyber farmer proposes mushroom-based satellites to thwart space junk
The mycelium satellite chassis could reduce collision risks.
Video: Computer scientists develop COVID-19 mutation tracking system
System locates COVID-19 variant hotspots.
New range of high frequency mmWave cable assemblies, connectors and adaptors
The assemblies and connectors are ideal for applications with demands of up to either 26 GHz or 40 GHz.
Hacker-resistant cloud software system built by Columbia Engineering team
Researchers call the development a world's first.
What to consider when specifying Ethernet patch cables
How much damage could the humble patch cord do? Unfortunately, the answer is quite a lot.
Video: Free software weighs energy storage benefits for utilities and businesses
Users can evaluate different energy storage scenarios and model the economic potential of new solutions.