Tag: spark
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10 Winter Car Problems You Can’t Ignore
In most parts of the country, winter means dealing with frigid temperatures, snow, ice and salt-covered roads. At first glance, this may not seem like it has much to do with your car or your driving. However, the truth is that winter can present serious dangers when you’re behind the wheel and expose the vehicle…
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HERA partners with UBTECH to develop humanoid robots
The Human Empowering Robots Alliance (HERA) has agreed a strategic partnership with UBTECH Robotics to jointly offer intelligent humanoid service robots to the most tech-savvy businesses in Europe. HERA consists of Génération Robots, Intuitive Robots and Avatarion, three European pioneers in humanoid robot software development, announced In a joint press release, the two sides highlighted…
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Electric autonomous vehicle maker Navya to open first US production plant
Autonomous electric vehicle maker Navya is set to open its first US production plant. Michigan Economic Development Corporation and Ann Arbor Spark are to collaborate with Navya on site selection and talent recruitment. In a joint statement, Navya, MEDC and Ann Arbor Spark said the Michigan plant will be located in the city of Saline, Michigan…
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Pepperl+Fuchs launches new sensor for internet of things
Sensorik 4.0: Cloud-based sensor for the internet of things Sensors are valuable sources of information and can also be used outside of conventional machine and plant engineering to optimize processes and conserve resources. The Internet of Things opens up new possibilities for networking even sensors spread over long distances. Sensor signals can be provided at exactly…
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This sensor enables cameras to see in cinematic vision even in total darkness, says its maker
InVisage says its Spark4K near-infrared sensor brings cinematic resolution, high dynamic range, and low power Consumption to cameras and other devices InVisage claims its Spark4K is the world’s highest resolution IR sensor with 35 per cent quantum efficiency at 940 nm, dynamic pixel sizing, global shutter, and up to “50 times less system power consumption” – less than what the company left us…