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The Defense Community Turns to Artificial Intelligence

Posted by Heidi Huff on Sep 1st 2020

The U.S. Army and Air Force are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) for improved combat, task efficiency, vehicle maintenance, robotic field support and troop sa … View More

5G for Manufacturing & Industrial Automation

Posted by Heidi Huff on Aug 27th 2020

5G offers a faster mobile network, with decreased latency, higher data capacity and greater reliability. For industrial systems, this means an improved ability to re … View More

The Promise of Smart Cities

Posted by Heidi Huff on Aug 26th 2020

Smart cities are on the rise and hold promises to improve the lives of residents.Traffic EfficiencySmart cities promise to improve traffic flow with smart traffic li … View More

The Current State of Facial Recognition

Posted by Heidi Huff on Aug 20th 2020

The use of facial recognition in public safety and public services has long been controversial. The technology offers several benefits but demographic biases have gi … View More

How to resolve communication issues affecting Sealevel’s XR17V35X based serial devices (7xxxec serial cards, 7106e, Relio R1)?

Aug 19th 2020

The following devices are based on the XR17V35X and are known to be impacted by the GPIO configuration issue described in this article: 7xxxec serial cards 7106e Rel … View More

COVID-19 Fast Tracks Digital Water Management

Posted by Heidi Huff on Aug 19th 2020

With COVID-19, many water management facilities made the decision to delay water shutoff due to delinquent payments. Facilities must also handle supply shortages, sh … View More

AI for Smart Heart Disease Detection

Posted by Heidi Huff on Aug 15th 2020

Machine learning is being used to improve heart disease testing, find new risk markers and monitor heart patients.More Accurate Test ReadingsA coronary CT scan is pe … View More

IoT: The Four Stages of Data Collection & Conversion

Aug 13th 2020

What keeps data collection and conversion flowing along the IoT highway? Data typically moves through four stages: sensors and actuators, gateways and dat … View More

Shining Brighter: Smart Poles for Smart Cities

Posted by Heidi Huff on Aug 12th 2020

We don’t give much thought to street lamps. They light our way but are capable of so much more. By incorporating cameras and sensors, smart streetlights or s … View More

ROS 2 for Industrial Applications

Aug 12th 2020

The Robotic Operating System (ROS) was originally built to aid single robot projects for academia research applications. However, as ROS has grown in popu … View More

SOSA with a Side of MOSA

Aug 12th 2020

For the defense industry, sensor communications systems are costly in terms of physical space, power usage and updates. That’s why the Sensor Open Systems … View More

Where We’re Going, We Need Smart Roads

Posted by Heidi Huff on Aug 6th 2020

Sensors monitor the surface of smart roads in real time to detect accidents, adapt to weather conditions, generate electricity and much more.Anatomy of a Smart RoadR … View More

What is Neuromorphic Computing?

Posted by Heidi Huff on Aug 4th 2020

Traditional computers work linearly with strict instruction sets and logic gates. As demands on computing power continue to increase, such rigid design has limitat … View More

Earlier – and Better – Cancer Detection

Posted by Heidi Huff on Aug 1st 2020

The earlier cancer is detected, the more effectively it can be treated. However, cancer can be difficult to detect in the early stages. New artificial intelligence ( … View More

5 Types of Microprocessors

Posted by Heidi Huff on Jul 30th 2020

Previously, we discussed how a microprocessor works and its various parts. There are many different types of microprocessors, each with advantages and disadvantages. … View More

Microprocessors: The World’s Tiniest Micromanagers

Posted by Heidi Huff on Jul 23rd 2020

A computer’s processor performs the way it sounds – taking in information and processing it. A processor functions as the brain of a computer by relaying … View More

The Internet of Bio-Nano Things

Posted by Heidi Huff on Jul 22nd 2020

Bacteria have been compared functionally to IoT devices. Receptors work as sensors, enabling bacteria to detect chemicals, electromagnetic fields, light, acidity, … View More

IoT & The Power of Light

Posted by Heidi Huff on Jul 17th 2020

Photonics is the technology of generating, controlling, and detecting light waves and particles of light (photons). Essential on its own, the technology takes on exc … View More

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