#Scientists Discover Nutrient Sensor That Senses Amino acid Arginine Through a variety of mechanistic interactions mtorc1 interprets cues in the cellular environment including the availability of nutrients
and diabetes and we had figured out the core machinery of the pathway says Sabatini. But the mystery has been
This is what connects that core machinery to the world around it. The finding suggests a model in
That is because blood in those body sites is close to the skin surface and the clip probe can emit light from one side of skin into the tissue and measure the transmitted light from the other side of the skin.
and blood oxygen saturation at various body sites including some low blood perfusion sites as wrist and arm.
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and characterized on a test chip with 1. 1-micron(#m) pixels and will be introduced in a product later this year.
Conventional sensor designs in a monolithic substrate process require separate die area to support both the pixel array and supporting circuitry.
With 3d stacking technology the pixel array and the supporting circuitry are manufactured on separate substrates
This allows the pixel array to overlay the underlying circuitry and result in a more efficient die floorplan.
With the optimization of the pixel array sensors can have improved pixel performance with lower noise levels and enhanced pixel response.
The smaller overall footprint supports today#s advanced camera modules that integrate Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) and additional data storage in the same module footprint.#
It puts a transparent color TOLED display above the mechanical dial. The transparent display is sleeping if not activated
so that to conserve the battery life, which enables the standby time of the display is long to 30 days.
Meanwhile, the mechanical dial keeps telling wearers the time even the display's battery runs out.
Connected with smartphone by using Bluetooth 4. 0, U2 will keep the wearer informed of what happens in their smartphone in real time.
The watch will notify the wearer about all incoming calls SMS, email, facebook and twitter or other applications'notification anywhere anytime.
It is also a remote control for smartphone so that to take a picture and control the music player.
Besides, the U2 watch can keep track of the wearer's activity. It will tell the running steps, distance and calories burnt.
Linktop Technology is the world's first company that uses Graphene for fast and accurate heat conduction in a groundbreaking and original body temperature thermometer.
Linktop cloud thermometer can get the measurement data very quickly, which far surpasses other thermometers in the market.
The device is connected to smart phones (ios and Android) via Bluetooth 4. 0 and the users can read real time measurement data from an easy to use but highly sophisticated app.
Users can also share the data with others by uploading them to the cloud. During CES, Linktop will present many more new and innovative products,
such as a Kid safety GPS watch, 6 in 1 Health Monitor etc. We welcome media, dealers, distributors and other professionals to visit our booth#43009 in Westgate e
#Exelis-Built Crosstrack Infrared Sounder Ready for Integration onto NOAA JPSS-1 Spacecraft The Cris is advanced an sounder that provides detailed atmospheric temperature and moisture observations for weather and climate applications.
NASA's Earth observing missions and NOAA JPSS constellation. ris is proven technology that is already providing high-quality environmental data to the meteorological and climate communities on Suomi NPP,
#NIST Develops 16-Antenna Array for Modeling of Wireless communications Channels at 83ghz To help solve the wireless crowding conundrum
Like pioneers who found land by going west telecom researchers can find open spectrum by going up--to higher frequencies.
Mobile devices such as cell phones consumer Wifi devices and public safety radios mostly operate below 3 gigahertz (GHZ)( see infographic.
The metrology infrastructure for telecommunications at these frequencies is incomplete. NIST's challenge is to develop tools
Possible solutions include development of complex antenna arrays that may provide novel capabilities such as beam steering--the capability to transmit in many different directions to point the beam directly at the receiving device and even track mobile devices.
This work can advance the state of the art in telecommunications and help meet the expected increases in demand for wireless capacity.
so that companies and other users can easily put together their own systems. The mobile channel sounder demonstrated at 83 GHZ so far provides calibrated received signal strength
and additional data for analysis of signal scattering and reflections to help researchers develop network protocols that account for distortions.
#New Multi-Sensor Mobile Engagement Platform from Adtile As part of Firemotion Adtile Technologies partnered with Passworks
and reward experience on smartphones. Firemotion#s proprietary technology accurately tracks the phone's positioning and velocity
which allows the phone to function as an extension of the person. Firemotion gives advertisers a new set of creative tools to use in mobile advertising campaigns.#
#People find most mobile ads are ineffective or annoyingly disruptive. That is because most of those ads are designed for desktop
and don t take advantage of the incredible sensory hardware already in smartphones#said Nils Forsblom CEO and founder Adtile Technologies.#
#My goal at Adtile is to help brands create the kind of advertising that creates human connections.
I want to change the quality of mobile advertising and deliver a fully integrated approach.##The response from ads using Adtile#s Firemotion has been very positive.
and Two Tap to create one of the simplest mobile engagement options available today. Firemotion ads can seamlessly connect to a universal shopping cart Passbook Google Wallet or Payments.
A person who interacts with a Firemotion mobile ad can purchase the product in the ad instead of going to a different webpage keeping the entire purchase
#Firemotion's integrated approach will offer new and rich tools to build experiences that are vital to brands that want to stand out in the bland mobile banner ad-space.#
This is critical for enhancing user experience and further broadening the scope of potential applications.""""This jointly developed solution represents an ideal option for OEMS looking to build a smartphone
or tablet with gesture control functionality at a price point that appeals to the mass market,"added Paul Gallagher, senior director of marketing and business development at Omnivision."
"We continue to work with eyesight to enhance the accuracy and speed of gesture-recognition solutions with our latest image sensors."
sensor and packaging that uses a 3-micron Omnipixel3-GS#global shutter pixel, enabling it to capture high-resolution video at 120 frames per second (FPS).
The OVM6211's compact form factor, together with eyesight's'slim'software-based technology, makes gesture control viable for space-constrained devices, such as smartphones, tablets, laptops and wearables.
and commercial applications, including mobile phones, notebooks, tablets and webcams, digital still and video cameras, security and surveillance, entertainment devices, automotive and medical imaging systems.
Find out more at www. ovt. com. About eyesight eyesight is the leading provider of software-based machine vision and gesture recognition technology, offering a simple and natural interaction for the user with the device.
Mobile phones, tablets, PCS, TVS and other digital devices can be controlled touch-free with just a wave of a hand
or point of a finger. eyesight's software can be integrated easily at any level of the device chipset, operating system, camera module,
such as mobile phones and wireless internet connections, have become an integral part of modern life. However, today devices use twice as much of the radio spectrum as is necessary.
New technology is being developed that could fundamentally change radio design and could increase data rates and network capacity, reduce power consumption,
A pioneering team of researchers from the University of Bristol's Communication systems and Networks research group,
which combines electrical balance isolation and active radio frequency cancellation. Their prototype can suppress interference by a factor of over 100 million and uses low-cost
small form factor technologies, making it well suited to use in mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets.
In Wi-fi systems this would double the capacity of a Wi-fi access point, allowing more users and higher data rates.
For cellular systems, full-duplex operation would also deliver increased capacity and data rates, or alternatively the network operators could provide the same total network capacity with fewer base station sites,
giving obvious benefits in the cost and environmental impact of running the network. Leo Laughlin who is in the first cohort of students in the CDT in Communications,
Since the radio spectrum is limited a resource, and with network operators paying billions of pounds to access the spectrum,
As well as being part of the evolution to 5g mobile, this research is also very relevant to the design of the radio circuitry in current 3g and 4g cellular mobile devices.
In today mobile devices, a separate filtering component is required for each frequency band and because of this, today mobiles phone do not support all of the frequency channels
which are in use across the world. Different devices are manufactured for different regions of the world,
and there are currently no 4g phones capable of unrestricted global roaming. Replacing these filters with the research team duplexer circuit would create smaller and cheaper devices,
and would allow manufacturers to produce a single model for the entire world. This would enable global roaming on 4g
and would further decrease cost through greater economies of scale. Mark Beach, Professor of Radio Systems Engineering
The data is quantified then directly in the field for immediate feedback. The small droplets enable the device to produce millions of copies of any specified DNA sequence in minutes.
he said. eing able to detect trace components, single molecules, autonomously and reliably, without the need for sample return or hardware consumables in a really tiny,
#Researcher Integrates"Motherboard"in Textiles for Determining Sleep Cycles The specialist in infrared physics found a way for the technology to reach the majority of the population,
which via radio frequency sends"monitoring or results"to the doctor or specialist. He adds that as innovation is noninvasive,
and variety of smartphones and other connected devices keeps growing, the need for radio spectrum grows with it.
Cognitive radio technology developed under the EU-funded QOSMOS project could help meet these needs
while controlling telecom costs, improving service and driving the development of new markets. In the near future, the telecom industry will be faced with three challenges:
a need for more radio spectrum, an ever-increasing demand for data, and consumersincreasing unwillingness to pay for it.
Spectrum, however, is a finite resource. The QOSMOS project addressed the twin problems of scarcity and cost by developing cognitive radio technology that dynamically optimises the use of radio spectrum,
by accessing under-utilised portions of the spectrum and sharing spectrum across devices. he idea is to break down silos,
says Michael Fitch of British telecom, who coordinated the QOSMOS project. very new service and technology needs a new spectrum,
An early pilot led by UK telecommunications regulator Ofcom, for example, would use some of the technology developed in QOSMOS to access TV white spaces,
A home automation sensor, for example, may periodically transmit state information with a low data requirement,
The project culminated in events hosted by BT in the United kingdom and Microsoft in Washington
Through the use of special cameras, quality checks during printing are intended to ensure that these features are free of errors on each banknote.
The AIT Austrian Institute of technology is a leader in the international market in the production of such test systems for security printing.
Software compares the recorded images to a desired image and identifies banknotes with faulty safety features.
the IMS researchers have integrated an individual readout chain on the chip for each pixel column.
they have developed special photo pixels, thanks to which conventional optics can be used, despite the short exposure times.
In each pixel column, the three colors red, green and blue are recorded at the same time and over the entire pixel area.
and the key is more high-quality weather data.""Pyxis will track GPS signals traveling through Earth's atmosphere and convert them into dense, precise measurements of global temperature,
pressure and water vapor similar to data collected by weather balloons but on a global scale using a technique called GPS Radio Occultation (GPS-RO).
or more than 10 times the amount of data available from GPS-RO sensors currently on orbit.
GPS-RO has shown the highest impact per observation on forecast accuracy among the satellite data sources ingested into computer weather models,
However, the amount of GPS-RO data available to date has been sparse. The Pyxis sensor development team is based in Boulder
With the speed of innovation in sensor technology, space hardware and launch, the weather forecast will dramatically change for the better in the near future,
#The PAC1921, available in a 10-lead 3x3 mm VDFN package, was designed with the 2-Wire bus to maximize data and diagnostic reporting,
while having the analog output to minimize data latency. The analog output can also be adjusted for use with 3v, 2v, 1. 5v or 1v microcontroller inputs.
computing and industrial-automation applications that cannot allow for latency when performing high-speed power management. A 39-bit accumulation register and 128 times gain configuration make this device ideal for both heavy
It has the ability to integrate more than two seconds of power-consumption data. Additionally, the PAC1921 has a READ/INT pin for host control of the measurement period;
"The PAC1921 accomplishes this by combining a digital current sensor to maximize data and diagnostic reporting,
together with an analog current sensor to minimize data latency. c
#New Wireless Temperature and Vibration Sensor from Banner Engineering for Excellent Machine Monitoring Banner Engineering introduces its wireless vibration and temperature sensor.
Designed to effectively monitor machines for increases in vibration and temperature, the sensor measures RMS velocity in inches per second or millimeters per second, and temperature.
This enables the sensor to identify machine problems before they become too severe and cause additional damage or result in unplanned down time.
such as Banner wireless Q45vt Node, the P6 Performance Node and the Multihop M-H6 radio.
and temperature data to the gateway for collection and trending. anner wireless sensor provides continuous vibration
or potential problems, said Scott Pritchard, Director of Wireless Global Sales, Banner Engineering. his allows facility managers to reduce labor costs by eliminating manual checks and the risk of human error."
which is used to verify the measurements to ensure user confidence. In addition to this, precise temperature control of the moisture generator
All data logging and readings are easily visible, and the main display also incorporates real-time trend graphing
and alarm indicators. Field service is uncomplicated also: the desiccant dryer is easy to remove and replace on the sampling panel.
The moisture generator has an average life span of 3 years before replacement is required and the analyzer will
a detector made up of more than a million individual infrared pixels each less than 1/12th the thickness of a human hair.
Because Selex ES pixels are 8-microns in size, you can fit more of them in a normal-sized detector,
Small pixels usually means that more signal leaks into neighbouring pixels a problem currently facing many competitors working to reduce their pixel sizes leading to blurred, rather than sharper, images.
Superhawk pixels feature a structure unique to Selex ES-theye physically isolated from each other so that the signal cannot blur at all,
MOVPE has allowed the development of 8-micron blur-free pixels in the new, production ready, Superhawk detector.
and is equipped with the same kind of fingerprint sensor used in some iphones. The sensor ensures that the medication is dispensed only to the correct patient;
the most challenging part of the whole project was etting the electronic circuit that powers the fingerprint detector to work right. he device can hold 60 tablets (a standard month dose) of Oxycontin,
Wireless Monitoring Sensor to Help Manage Heart failure Scott & White Memorial is one of six hospitals in Texas
The research team found that the new patch could reduce blood glucose levels in a mouse model of type 1 diabetes for as long as nine hours.
A core of solid insulin and glucose-sensing enzymes were inserted into these vesicles. These spheres of glucose-sensing, insulin-releasing material were formed then into an array of microneedles using a rigid form of hyaluronic acid.
The team tested the patch on a mouse model of type 1 diabetes and compared it to injecting insulin as standard.
an MIT graduate student in electrical engineering and computer science and first author on the new paper. e need to regulate the input to extract the maximum power,
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#New Conductive Ink Can Print Sensors Onto Wearables Researchers at the University of Tokyo have invented a new conductive ink that can be used to print sensors onto wearable technologies.
which will allow sensors to be incorporated into electronic apparel for measuring biological data, including heart rate and muscle contraction.
and easily printable conducting ink that can be patterned on textiles with a single printing step.
an associate professor of electrical and computer engineering, and his colleagues. Yoon, who also is director of the Multidisciplinary Nano
and can send the information to a computer or smart phone via Bluetooth, where a dentist or orthodontist can retrieve it,
or dangerous core body temperature and alert a coach to pull a player off the field.
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#DIRHA Prototype Enables People with Disabilities to use Voice as a Remote control to Access Home Devices Based on advanced voice recognition and audio signal processing technology,
always listening and waiting for any requests from the user, and there is no need to press any buttons to activate it.
and interact with the user only when needed, for example by asking request feedback questions. One can talk to DIRHA even at several meters from the microphones
and it does need not Internet connection, as opposed to most of the solutions available on the market,
Moreover, thanks to DIRHA, multiple users located in different rooms of the house can interact with the system simultaneously and independently.
For example, they could be used in screens that can filter any cell phone signals and pass through Wi-fi and other microwaves."
"This research will also open new venues for general light control and enable novel devices such as flat lenses
The latest version of the GF320 now embeds GPS data into the image allowing workers to pinpoint the location of the leak
or hot spot. For further information on offshore oil and gas leak detection please visit www. flir. co. uk/ogi/display/?
and Smart Technologies The term Industrial Internet of things (IIOT), also known as Industrial Internet and Industry 4. 0, refers to the integration of physical industrial machinery with software, internet,
Most notably, the convergence of Information technologies (IT) and Operational Technologies (OT) within industrial plants factories and facilities.
As the Visualization, Control and Monitoring Gateway, AIS's Industrial Panel PCS (IPCS) and Embedded Computers Help Enable IIOT
and Lead to a New Era of Economic growth and Competitivenessthe Industrial Internet is not some far off technology or vague futuristic concept.
and faster communication standards such as 4G LTE and beyond. Conservative estimates suggest worldwide Industrial Internet spending is set to increase from $20 billion in 2012 to $500 billion by 2020.
Massive Growth of Data Volumes Created by Computing Technologies Commonly Referred To as"Big data"is Driving the Growth of the Industrial Internetthe term"Big data"is essentially the collection of giant data sets so large and complex it is difficult to capture
curate, manage and process with traditional data processing applications. What constitutes"Big data Size"is obviously a continually growing number every day--from figures starting with a few dozen terabytes to double-digit, petabytes of data in a digital enterprise today.
Key factors driving"Big data"is the access of previously inaccessible data, now available wirelessly and cloud technologies.
Furthermore new technologies in analytics offer improved Asset management Performance (AMP. Operational Efficiency, Flexible Production Techniques and Predictive Analytics are Key Objectives of Industrial Companies Utilizing Industrial Iotearly adopters of the Industrial Internet
and Smart technologies have focused on improving operational efficiency as a key goal for leveraging IIOT.
analytics and real-time data helps industrial automation companies anticipate failures and respond more quickly to critical situations
which are connected, intelligent physical products capable of producing data for use in digital services. The information companies harvest can become new products that they sell
if it generates data and becomes a digital service within its supply chain. Source: http://www. aispro. com m
The ability to remotely monitor patients'conditions as they go about their daily lives could revolutionise healthcare,
In the article, Kathryn talks about research she's currently involved in at NPL and Coventry University, printing conductive circuits directly onto the fibres of garments.
e do not have a very reliable inventoryof the country peatland fire data. Kuwata burns Indonesian peat in his Singapore laboratory to study its chemical properties,
since 2007, suggests Department for Business, Innovation and Skills data. And graduates still earn almost £10,
A telephone helpline has been offered for teachers, governors and other staff to raise concerns directly with the Department for Education.
French and US researchers have developed a learning algorithm that enables robots to adapt very quickly
Using software that filters out the ineffective strategies, the new system vastly speeds up the process.
Our algorithm should in principle work on any kind of robot no matter how complex it is told, "he BBC News
our algorithm could help it to deal with unforeseen situations and damage.""The new system uses a computer simulation to filter out all the possible solutions that will not work well.
It then collects the ones that are both effective and different from each other, so that the robot does not waste time testing out similar strategies.
such as the self learning system developed by Google's Deepmind Technologies, this development could see the emergence of new uses for robots."
The data showed that the number of virus infections detected in people increased during life.
because Airbus has made its name on some of the world's highest specification and most expensive telecommunications platforms.
The plan envisages 20 planes of low-orbiting satellites connecting to small user terminals on the ground.
linking phones and computers. Satellite constellations, it has to be said, have chequered a rather history. Even some of today big players, like satphone service providers Iridium and Globalstar, got themselves into enormous financial trouble when building their first-generation networks.
Oneweb will have to raise hundreds of millions of dollars to maintain a venture that will not be fully operational for some years o
These intermediate states have been named Pc (4450)+ and Pc (4380+."+"We have examined all possibilities for these signals,
But the collider enabled researchers to look at the data from additional perspectives, namely the four angles defined by the different directions of travel taken by particles within LHCB."
"The LHC powered up again in April following a two-year shutdown to complete a programme of repairs and upgrades d
Using an approach from computer science, they were able to calculate the best way to fold almost any given shape out of a long, continuous strand.
like the ones that you get in computer 3d models, "said senior author Dr Bjorn Hogberg, of the Karolinska Institute, in Sweden."
"With a few clicks of your mouse, you get a complete list of the DNA strands that you need to mix in a test tube,
#Step forward for computing by light Engineers and physicists have discovered a property of silicon which could aid the development of faster computers.
Currently, copper wires transfer information in a computer; the process is slowed down as the wires heat up."
"Photonic"and"spintronic"computing is the principle of transferring information by light or electron spin.
"The whole computer running with light is a distant dream, but some copper interconnectors can be replaced with light and photodetector devices,"Professor Ritesh Agarwal,
Its statement explaining the advantage of printing skin, offered little detail:""Our partnership will not only bring about new advanced in vitro methods for evaluating product safety and performance,
Printing skin could be a different proposition, he thinks.""Skin is quite easy to print
a mobile phone has become a key weapon. In the hands of campaigners and victims of abuse, it can provide valuable video evidence of crimes.
when a scratchy video appears on Youtube. The trouble is that often these clips are not
which is going live on the Google Play store today could make all the difference. It is called Eyewitness to Atrocities
if your phone is examined by a security official they will not see any of the material you have recorded.
the time and location and other data which will show exactly where it was recorded and whether it has been edited.
Then, when the user is in a safe location, they can upload their material to a secure database owned by the Eyewitness project.
Legal experts can then examine it and decide whether it is suitable for use in courts.
but will cooperate with requests for information from its database as long as it is clear it has the permission of those who uploaded the material.
The app will only be available for Android phones because that is what just about everyone has in countries where it is designed to be used.
Don't expect Eyewitness to Atrocities to top the download charts but while many developers make inflated claims about their"life-changing"apps,
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