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Shoe-scanner tech proposed for airports
Shoe scanner could reduce lines at airport security checkpoints.
Watch how AI, microfluidics combine to detect vascular diseases
The system could be used to assess diseases characterized by the abnormal condition of blood vessels.
Affordable SaaS for pentest management
The affordable software-as-a-service platform is designed for cybersecurity teams at consultancies and medium-sized enterprises.
Quick Ethernet connections with the Cat 6a cable splicer
Create easy connections between patch cables and installation cables for consolidation point applications or for end-to-end links.
ONR employs AR/VR training systems to support infantry
AR/VR offers practical and inexpensive training scenarios.
Watch and chat with Albert Einstein
Artificial intelligence meets real genius in the form of a digital representation of Albert Einstein.
NRC seeks input on AI and nuclear power plant safety
Can advanced computational and predictive capabilities involving artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning improve nuclear power safety?
Video: Lynx Fleet solution enhances digital capabilities for transport refrigeration
Advanced internet of things, machine learning and analytics technology connect the cold chain in the cloud.
Is telehealth here to stay?
Teleheath: Here to stay or gone with the pandemic?
App to serve as a "safety belt" for pedestrians
App promises to prevent collisions, save lives.
Video: Software speeds design of complex DNA nanodevices
The tool designs more complex DNA robots and nanodevices than were possible before in a fraction of the time.
Wind farm optimization is a breeze with new modeling tool
The tool improves the accuracy of power performance and structural load prediction for turbines within a wind farm.
Automation and machine learning improve accuracy in nanofiber fabrication assessment
A new automatic process to assess quality in nanofiber fabrication produced results 30% more accurate than current assessment techniques.
Detecting illegal shipping activity with AI, machine learning
The Dark Ships technology could reveal illegal weapons trades or illegal fishing.
Data on submerged devices still recoverable in some instances
Retrieving data from water-damaged devices is possible under certain conditions.
App can detect signs of COVID-19 in users' voices
During testing, the app proved more than 80% accurate.
NIST adds to atom-based radio communications
NIST determined the direction of an incoming radio signal based on laser measurements at two locations in a sensor filled with a gas of cesium atoms.
Radar sensor system may prevent collisions at transport hubs
Sensors may prevent vehicle collisions with pedestrians.
AI could help screenwriters create blockbuster films
The new system analyzes common tropes in film and TV to find which combinations would create the best stories.
Teledyne DALSA AI integration expands machine vision capabilities
Since the early 1980s, computer-based vision systems have been used to identify conditions in factory automation, as well as in the broader world. As computing power and programming techniques have advanced, new applications for this technology have followed.