Gps

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Given enough time, Kampachi Farms will replace stagnant ponds with GPS-tracked cages stitched out of copper wire to enable a constant inflow of fresh ocean water without flushing out the precious fish.

 Using it in combination with GPS and other location technologies, it allows very accurate 3d maps to be built.

equipped with handheld GPS units his team spent three months on foot mapping the area in search of other treats.

Another example is the geolocation service Foursquare provides which encourages people to use its check in technology by giving them an incentive,

guides drivers to destinations and connects each car to mobile, satellite and GPS networks. The days when a car aficionado could repair his

it has used its GPS and other sensors to determine its location in the world. On the dashboard

a relatively straightforward technological innovation#GPS-equipped free-range cows that can be nudged back within virtual bounds by ear-mounted stimulus-delivery devices#has implications that could profoundly reshape our relationships with domesticated animals,

and sheep laterality to the advantages of GPS imprecision and the possibility of high-tech herds bred to suit the topography of particular property.

A GPS SYSTEM in the device detects when the animal wanders into the 200m-wide virtual boundary band.

So that s the reason why we are using GPS satellites to define the perimeter of the polygon.

#The other thing is that the consumer-level GPS RECEIVERS I have used in my DVFDEVICES do not have the capability to have the fixes corrected using DGPS,

But I think the variability in that GPS signal could be an advantage for virtual paddocks that spatially

Collars with GPS, RFID and biometrics can automatically identify and relay vital information about the livestock in real time.

Building on existing geolocation technologies, future swath control could save on seed, minerals, fertilizer and herbicides by reducing overlapping inputs.

The group uses GPS collars to track elephants in Africa providing the organization with live detailed information about the animals'location and movements.

Fitness trackers GPS watches and blood-pressure monitors are just a few of the devices that allow individuals to record

By the time he points his car down the street it has used its GPS and other sensors to determine its location in the world.

Guided by GPS coordinates from the AUV Pat Colin director of the Coral reef Research Foundation pilots the vessel across the lagoon to the approximate location of the mystery plane.

GPS would immediately stop working and at least 12 of those satellites would come crashing to Earth.

Strictly speaking this is valid for'low'earth orbits only such as the GPS satellites'.'Very high orbits (in the range of 100.000 of km) actually will become more'round'as the nonlinear effects of the sun's gravity field fall away.

GPS precision would be affected but no satellite would have a significant change on his orbit

The computerized navigation system uses a mobile CT-scanner to take cross-sectional images of the spine

Another study found that the computerized navigation system and the mobile CT scanner allowed for more accurate surgical placement even within the narrowest parts of the thoracic spine particularly challenging regions in women

#Lignin breakthroughs serve as GPS for plant researchresearchers at North carolina State university have developed the equivalent of GPS directions for future plant scientists to understand how plants adapt to the environment

The GPS-like findings could reduce years of research time required to make future advances Chiang says.

or  cause a pileup due to religiously following GPS technology now, would you? Image credit:

as well as networking and high precision GPS localization technologies. Most agrobots won't be commercially available for at least a few years.

Computers pull GPS data from railway locomotives, taking into account the weight and length of trains, the terrain and turns,

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