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Neuromorphic Image Sensors Helping People & Machines See Better

Neuromorphic engineering is the use of very large scale integration (VLSI) systems that simulate neurobiological structures in the human nervous system, including the brain. IndustryTap has reported on the human brain project and how the world’s…

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The FLIR Scout TK Night-Vision Camera Helps You Identify Animals in the Dark

The FLIR Scout TK is a brand new compact night-vision camera capable of taking thermal images from upwards of 100 yards away. As a hunter myself, this is a very interesting product because it could…

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Turning MRI Scans Into Accurate 3D Printed Models in Hours

Today, patients can hold their own hearts in their own hands thanks to new digital 3D printing technologies. Researchers at MIT and doctors at Children’s Hospital in Boston have developed a new method for turning…

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Volvo and Ericsson Believe the Future Involves Watching Netflix While Driving

Everyone and their mother is developing self-driving cars, but who’s thinking one step ahead in terms of the tools those self-driving cars will feature? Volvo and Ericsson certainly appear to be, as the two are…

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Intel Dives Into Drone Market by Acquiring German Startup Ascending Technologies

It appears as though 2016 could represent the year of the drone as Intel has followed its rival Qualcomm into the drone industry. Intel announced Monday it was acquiring German drone maker Ascending Technologies for an…

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California Opens $1 Billion Desalination Plant to Solve Its Water Crisis

California has 840 miles of coastline adjoining the world’s largest ocean. But despite a water-rich coastline, it’s a cruel irony that the state is now about to enter its fifth year of drought. To ease…

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4,000 SpaceX Satellites to Launch Between 2017 and 2019

Welcoming 3 Billion People to the Global Digital Community SpaceX is upping the ante in the race for a satellite-based wireless network by planning to launch 4,000 SpaceX satellites into orbit over the next five…

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Spend Your Vacation at One of the Manhattan Project National Historical Park Sites

The Hanford Nuclear Reservation in Richland, Washington is home to the world’s first full-sized nuclear reactor. It is also the most polluted nuclear weapons production site in the United States. This nuclear site is part…

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Railroads Using Big Data to Make Smarter Decisions

Businesses across most sectors are now using machine to machine (M2M) technology to make their assets and operations smarter and more efficient. A recent survey from the 2015 Data+ Editors Choice Awards winners found that…

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The US Government Just Banned Microbeads in Personal Care Products

The face scrubs, shower gels, and toothpastes that you use may contain tiny plastic particles known as “microbeads.” But these tiny microbeads make for big-time pollution. When you scrub your face, wash your body, and brush your teeth, these microbeads do not…

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Neuromorphic Image Sensors Helping People & Machines See Better

The FLIR Scout TK Night-Vision Camera Helps You Identify Animals in the Dark

Turning MRI Scans Into Accurate 3D Printed Models in Hours

Volvo and Ericsson Believe the Future Involves Watching Netflix While Driving

Intel Dives Into Drone Market by Acquiring German Startup Ascending Technologies

California Opens $1 Billion Desalination Plant to Solve Its Water Crisis

4,000 SpaceX Satellites to Launch Between 2017 and 2019

Spend Your Vacation at One of the Manhattan Project National Historical Park Sites

Railroads Using Big Data to Make Smarter Decisions

The US Government Just Banned Microbeads in Personal Care Products

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