Today, phones, smartwatches, and other devices sometimes come with inductive charging coils, which let them charge wirelessly through resonant inductive coupling.
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Another example: The iPhones still lack wireless or inductive charging.
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Ditto for places that don't have inductive wireless charging pads.
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It doesn't have ports and relies on wireless inductive charging.
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Another example: the iPhones still lack wireless or inductive charging.
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Use the Picture Word Inductive Model with English language learners.
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Almost all currently available wireless charging products use inductive coupling.
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The inductive charging won't replace the good-old plug charge port.
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Falsifiability is implicit in the fundamental scientific exercise of inductive reasoning.
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And, like inductive coupling, it is entirely safe for human beings.
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It charges through inductive charging and can be programmed with gesture controls.
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Unlike the full-sized Sphero, Sphero Mini doesn't use an inductive charger.
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Qi, as you may already know, is an inductive wireless charging technology.
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The Vision Mercedes-Maybach 6 includes both wireless inductive charging and wired charging.
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It's a necessary design change to allow for inductive Qi-based wireless charging.
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Of course, the inductive charging won't replace the good-old plug charge port.
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But even when you mitigate heat, inductive-charging speed for phones is limited.
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Additionally, the TT RS offers onboard Wi-Fi and wireless inductive smartphone charging.
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Competitors like LG and Samsung have released several phones capable with inductive charging.
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And, of course, it also includes an inductive wireless charging mat for your smartphone.
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Lizzie Borden: I always say there are two kinds of films, inductive and deductive.
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However, random chargers, like the Sharllen 10,000mAh Qi portable battery, triggered the Watch's inductive charging.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)There's an inductive button on the side of the Charge 3.
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Adding to the Charge 23's more premium construction is a new inductive side button.
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So far, though, no products currently utilize longer-range wireless charging for inductive charging coils.
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It'll get to a top speed of 93 mph and even supports cordless, inductive charging.
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With inductive coupling, power is transferred between two coils of wire via a magnetic field.
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A type of cognitive bias, confirmation bias is considered a systematic error of inductive reasoning.
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And inductive charging isn't even entirely new for Apple, since the Apple Watch charges this way.
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Apple does use a type of wireless charging tech, an inductive charger, for its Apple Watch.
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Tylt is probably better known for its vast catalog of charging gadgets, including inductive charging pads.
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For when you're on the go, Mophie offers rectangular battery packs with built-in inductive charging.
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Proponents of inductive charging say the technology's first application could be for city buses or trucks.
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Mercedes announced on Monday that it "should" have wireless inductive charging ready for the 2017 model year.
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Another and perhaps more significant downside of inductive wireless charging involves the size of the charging coils.
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Others are actually pretty compelling, like an inductive charging top and a touch-controlled conference calling plate.
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If you feel like making an inductive stove yourself, KJ Magnetics have created a how-to guide.
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Over on America's west coast, a startup called Paradromics is also using inductive coupling to power its implantable.
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But only in recent years has inductive power transfer, as it is known, become practical for vehicle batteries.
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Your electric toothbrush, like most other wirelessly charged devices available on the market today, charges via inductive coupling.
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If inductive charging ever becomes available, the very concept of a charging station could go by the wayside.
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Known as inductive charging , it&aposs the same technology you find in electric toothbrush chargers, only much more powerful.
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While inductive charging is common, apparently Apple had trouble creating a device that could charge three products at once.
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Your phone is also going to learn new tricks when it comes to facial detection, inductive charging and more.
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The company uses the scientific, inductive method, iterating apps quickly and testing their viability via paid marketing; Jones explains.
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Along the narrow top ridge are three inductive buttons — two volume, one to turn off the camera and mic.
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Compared to inductive chargers, Energysquare can charge at full speed and you can put multiple devices on one pad.
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They cannot use the existing Qi format because it is not designed for inductive charging next to human skin.
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It's not as nice as a straight inductive charger like the Apple Watch, but it's functionally the same thing.
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But remember, the only technology that has passed the crucial test of commercial viability is boring old inductive coupling.
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It also offers a dedicated charging port (distinct from the USB data interface), as well as wireless inductive charging.
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Glass, as you might already know, is a better material for inductive charging to pass through compared to metal.
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All signs point to Apple using the Qi standard for inductive charging, which is already available from competitors like Samsung.
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The German auto maker explains in a blog post that it's planning on making a wireless inductive charger available in 2018.
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It's designed to test your aptitude for five different skill sets, including concept organization, inductive reasoning, structural visualization, and numerical reasoning.
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The drones, which have matrix LED lighting, can dock on the roof to get more power with the inductive charging elements.
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Inductive coupling is also behind the only wireless electric vehicle (EV) charging system currently available on the consumer market: Plugless Power.
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Then there's resonant inductive coupling, or "magnetic resonance," in which the transmitter and receiver coils are tuned to the same frequency.
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For instance, the Picture Word Inductive Model is one of my favorite strategies, and I explain how to apply it here.
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Someday, electric cars could even charge wirelessly through so-called inductive systems — chargers embedded in parking spots or the roadway itself.
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No inductive wireless charging, but a nicely designed smartphone cradle that takes advantage of the Model 3's open, airy interior.
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The Wireless Power Consortium is the group behind Qi, a wireless charging standard that uses inductive power transfers to charge without cords.
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It only needs to be charged about once a week, but for $1,500 is an inductive charger too much to ask for?
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It's called the "Travel Power Bank" and it's essentially a little keychain battery with an inductive charging pad for the Apple Watch.
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The wireless chargers would work by resonant magnetic induction to charge the car's onboard batteries — sort of like inductive charging for smartphones.
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Consequently, there are two forms of near-field transmission, inductive coupling (which uses magnetic fields) and capacitive coupling (which uses electrical fields).
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It works over longer distances than inductive coupling, and at a wider array of orientations, eliminating the need for precise device placement.
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Meanwhile, wireless chips, motion and pressure sensors, display technology, inductive charging, and machine learning applications are being jammed into everyday health products.
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It is a rigorous approach ideally using controlled experiments where the inductive process of gathering discrete data is aggregated to test hypotheses.
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The charging aspect of the Waterfront experience is fully integrated and includes AC power, inductive charging and access to multiple USB power ports.
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Apple is already using wireless inductive charging in the Apple Watch, and any new investments could be simply to beef up that product.
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Inductive charging technology can already be found on roads in London, where buses get a boost at each of their stops, for example.
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Two researchers at DeepMind, for instance, recently created a hybrid system—part deep learning, part more traditional techniques—known as inductive logic programming.
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It's compatible with Qi and PowerMat inductive charging (wireless charging pad sold separately, though), and comes in wood, fabric, and digital print designs.
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Kapferer also said the technology needed to be developed further, citing inductive charging as one way that could help to gain new customers.
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The iPhone X is expected to feature inductive or wireless charging, something that high-end Android smartphones have had for several years already.
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Next, the team perfected the concentration of nanoparticles within the nanowarming system, an inductive heating system capable of generating heat within the tissue itself.
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But the widespread adoption of Qi inductive charging on phones and wearables is strong evidence that both manufacturers and consumers are eager to untether.
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Though the device does adopt inductive charging from its smartwatch brethren, courtesy of a small, magnetic charging circle that is more pad than dock.
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This makes sense because true inductive charging requires a coil, which would require additional hardware and complexity in both the case and the glasses.
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It's that intersection where virtual reality can train people to change bedpans, train the robots as they observe, machine learning is all inductive, right?
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There is an active and important line of research, known as 'inductive transfer', focused on using prior machine-learned knowledge to inform new solutions.
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While teaching at the University of Pennsylvania, Professor White became friends with Mr. Goodman, whose theories on hypotheses and inductive reasoning influenced him decisively.
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The goal of an experiment is to make an inductive inference: to determine how confident you should be in a hypothesis, given the data.
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Well, it's similar to the inductive charging on phones like the Galaxy S8, meaning you need to place it on a wireless charging mat.
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They are capable of landing on a roof rack or directly on the roof of the vehicle, and docking onto the inductive charging elements.
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Its smartwatch already works with wireless charging — not over distance, but as local, inductive charging — which could explain the hiring over the last two years.
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Suffice to say, even given the limitations of inductive coupling, wireless charging has the potential to change transportation systems in all sorts of interesting ways.
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Specifically, in the "lounge" portion of the bus, riders can wirelessly charge their smartphones through inductive charging pads as well as check information on large displays.
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The problem with inductive charging right now is that you have to set your phone in a very specific place in order for it to work.
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It comes standard with air suspension, 20-inch wheels, LED lighting, seats with built-in heating and cooling, panoramic sunroof, inductive wireless smartphone charging, and more.
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Wireless inductive charging from road to car is already technically feasible, if expensive; that would make sense at taxi ranks when vehicles sit idle, for example.
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Tuskfish are adept at using tools (they carry clams around, for smashing on well-chosen rocks), while cleaner wrasses outperform chimpanzees on certain inductive-learning tests.
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It will go up to 31 miles on pure electricity, it offers the flexibility of a gasoline engine, and it can be recharged on an inductive plate.
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Nine days after launching its $199 wireless charging AirPods headphones that touted compatibility with the forthcoming Apple AirPower inductive charger mat, Apple has just scrapped AirPower entirely.
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Proxy has even considered putting inductive charging into its sensors so you could top up until your phone turns back on and you can unlock the door.
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Griffin is also showing off its Travel Power Bank for the Apple Watch, a little portable battery with a similar magnetic inductive charger to Apple's own solution.
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Electrons flow directly between the devices; whereas with induction, the electrons in a device begin producing electricity only when activated by an inductive charging unit's electromagnetic field.
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The principal reason psychoanalysis triumphed over alternative theories and was taken up in fields outside medicine, like literary criticism, is that it presented its findings as inductive.
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Deductive being when you have a script and make a film from it, and inductive being when you induce a film from a premise or a subject.
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Additional info gleaned from the HomePod firmware indicates that the iPhone 21 and iPhone X will feature inductive wireless charging and fast wired charging for the first time.
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The physical button on the Charge 2 has also been replaced with a new "inductive button" that's similar to the fake home button on Apple's more recent iPhones.
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You loop up the extra cable inside it, seat the inductive piece on the front, seal up the foot where the USB cable snakes out, and you're done.
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Wireless, or inductive, charging is the next frontier for hybrid and electric vehicles that one day will charge in much the way your new toothbrush or cellphone does.
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While early rumors claimed the iPhone 8 would have some kind of long distance wireless charging, it's now believed Apple might go with the more common inductive Qi standard.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)Because the Bolt's outer shell is permanently sealed to be water and dust-proof, Sphero continues to use an inductive cradle to charge the robot.
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Apple's long-anticipated inductive charging pad for Apple devices has been canceled due to the fact that it didn't meet the company's own high standards, TechCrunch reported earlier today.
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There's still a button on the side of Charge 3, but this one is "inductive" and hidden; it's responsive and buzzes with just a bit of pressure with your thumb.
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The device's charging coil, along with other features visible in the photo, are clearly meant to be used for the inductive charging expected with the future phones for wireless charging.
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The physical button has been swapped out for an inductive one, helping make the device water-resistant up to 50 meters — and, yes, swim tracking is on board, as well.
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But such discoveries could be of no use at all if one refused to perceive the larger point, failed to make that inductive leap from the personal to the political.
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In a press release, wireless charger maker Powermat declared that it will join the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC), the group that backs the inductive tech of the Qi wireless ecosystem.
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Inductive coupling is simple: You run a current through one coil of wire (the transmitter); the current creates a magnetic field; the magnetic field induces current in the receiving coil.
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Is it reasonable to treat Gaines's and APAN's reductive analysis of the conditions in Boyle Heights as superior to the inductive, experiential knowledge that forges local on-the-ground resistance?
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With Qi wireless charging, all this happens with an inductive charging system, which uses an electromagnetic field to pass a charge between two devices via the copper coils embedded in them.
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The two technologies operate using different radio frequencies, but they both let you charge a device from a distance, transmitting power over the air without using cables or inductive charging coils.
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However, on March 13, Bassiri of Meowingtons LLC sought an inductive and declaratory relief against deadmau5 in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida, according to IP Watchdog.
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Intelligence analysis tries to be fact based, reflecting "the world as it is;" it is inherently inductive as it draws generalized truths from a sea of data; it's also relentlessly pessimistic.
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Fitbit says that the change to the inductive button helped save room on the inside of the device for more battery and sensors while also making it easier to waterproof the device.
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The former is the inductive inference you were looking to make; the latter is a deductive inference that, while helpful in indicating how improbable your data are, does not directly address your hypothesis.
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How wireless charging worksImage: PowerbyProxiThe key to wireless (or inductive) charging are electromagnetic fields, used to transfer energy from one place (a charging mat) to another (your phone) through the magic of electromagnetic induction.
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"You have different possibilities to feed the electric motor, from overhead contact lines, to inductive charging, to batteries, but the future is electric drive, definitely," says Andreas Thon, vice president for electrification at Siemens.
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The OnePlus 6 also doesn't have stereo speakers or wireless charging, the latter of which I find especially annoying because there's no metal on the back of the OP6 to screw with inductive charging.
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This fall, Apple finally introduced Qi inductive charging, or wireless charging, to its iPhone 8 and X devices — and not a moment too soon, considering most manufacturers adopted the technology about five years ago.
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As spotted by LetsGoDigital, Samsung's patent details a setup that works similar to how your phone is able to wirelessly charge when sitting on an inductive charging pad, but at a slightly greater distance.
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That Dr. Romm can point to a particular example of a slow technology development cycle (he references "thorium-based nuclear power") should not entail inductive license to dismiss every other technology out of hand.
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It seemed a sort of Pointillist, inductive assemblage, some of the items political and others personal, including an assortment of J.F.K.'s neckties and pieces of the scrimshaw that brought forth a whole book.
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There are currently two separate standards governing inductive coupling, the Wireless Power Consortium's "Qi" standard and another from the Power Matters Alliance, which has since merged with the AirFuel Alliance, and … you know what?
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Beyond the precedent that we all feared — the rejection of empiricism, inductive reasoning, and decision-making bounded by objective reality — we all knew that the executive order landed unevenly on the world's most unfortunate.
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Rumors say it'll have a 5.8-inch edge-to-edge screen, Touch ID fingerprint sensor built into the screen, inductive wireless charging, a new "glass sandwich" design, faster performance, and a better dual camera system.
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The tone gives our ears a sweet preview of what they might be treated to every time we put our iPhones down on the new inductive power mats, leaving our Lightning cords in the past.
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Fitbit has also changed the physical button on the side to what it calls an "inductive button," a thumb-sized dimple on the left side of the tracker that offers a haptic response when you press it.
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These algorithmic rules, derived from so called "experts," are brittle and not widely applicable to today's problems of object recognition and dialog systems but they can have value when deductive reasoning, rather than inductive reasoning, is required.
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One of the biggest changes comes in the form of a glass back, in order to enable one of the biggest internal changes: inductive wireless charging, which wouldn't have worked through the aluminum shell of the old model.
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Like many of his peers, Dr Shepard uses inductive coupling, whereby currents passing through a coiled wire create a magnetic field that can induce a current in a second coil (the way that an electric toothbrush gets recharged).
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This March, Bassiri filed a countersuit against Zimmerman seeking an inductive and declaratory relief against deadmau5, preventing the producer from using the term and requiring him to destroy any and all digital or physical goods using the term.
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Other things seem to be about the same: the new Versa will still feature Fitbit's PurePulse heart rate sensor, charge over a proprietary inductive cable, support the company's Fitbit Pay payment system, and offer 50 meters of water resistance.
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Today, most commercially available consumer device chargers, like all those toothbrush or cellphone charging pads, use inductive coupling: One coil of wire (the transmitter) converts electricity into a magnetic field, and another (the receiver) converts it back into electricity.
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The Apple Watch's inductive charger meant that you could easily slide the Watch down through the slot at the top to easily charge the device with the W3, plus there was the added benefit of activating Apple's dock-focused Nightstand mode.
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And if you want wireless charging, you'll need to shell out $40 for a special Moto Style Shell or $115 for the Incipio offGrid PowerPack, which includes on a 8003,200 mAh battery pack in addition to both Qi and PMA inductive charging.
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Stephen Muggleton, writer of Inductive Acquisition of Expert Knowledge from Imperial College of London, and Ross Quinlan, founder of the RuleRequest, a company known for different data mining tools, are among the other notable researchers following the symbolists' approach for machine learning.
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Paired with the electric battery onboard, which is only 30kWH but designed such that the vehicle would be able to charge consistently on its own between trips at power stations and inductive charging docks, it sounds like the perfect city sharing car.
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Apple has long been expected to use the Qi wireless charging standard since it joined the Wireless Power Consortium earlier this year, but this new report from Macotakara claims the next-generation iPhones won't take advantage of the fastest inductive charging tech available.
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I would argue, in fact, that it is the most fundamental form of human cognition, one that must have evolved long before deductive and inductive logic, when the first humans began developing the skills needed for their survival in an untamed environment.
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The upcoming iPhone 8 is rumored to use that setup of close range wireless charging using the Qi standard (the same inductive setup used by Samsung and others) — so for now, our full-on wireless dreams will have to wait for the technology to develop.
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The problem for me is that synchronicity is suspect within cognitive science, an error of inductive inference and a form of confirmation bias (a tendency to search for or interpret information in a way that confirms one's preconceptions and avoids interpretations that contradict prior beliefs).
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An inductive charging mount might be more useful for older cars that lack Android Auto or CarPlay In my car, which has no infotainment system, I have a cheap mount that clips into the CD player slot, as well as a USB power charger.
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The Elite tops the lineup as the hedonist's Odyssey: heated and air-conditioned front seats, a 550-watt audio system with more sound insulation to make the most of its 11 speakers, a heated steering wheel, and an inductive charging system are some of its highlights.
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Another option offered to potential A9 e-tron buyers will be a wireless inductive charging option, with a charge rate of 11kW (Plugless, an aftermarket option for Tesla Model S, offers a 7.2kW rate that provides about 20-25 miles of range per hour, for context).
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The company is said to be developing technology with partners that could charge a phone from at least some distance; current devices with "wireless" inductive charging, like several competing phones as well as Apple's own Watch, need to be in contact with a charging mat or pad to draw sufficient power.
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And better yet, it's got an inductive charging pad on top, so you can just plop your phone on when it's time to catch a few Zs. As someone who falls asleep with his phone in his bed more often than he cares to admit, perhaps this could help shake that terrible habit.
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A representative for the German automaker previously said the technology was a few years away from reaching the US. Available in Europe, however, the charging pad uses an inductive cord built into the car to charge at 3.2kW per hour and charge the plug-in's battery in three and a half hours from empty.
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Charging efficiency is important, though; if users expect to be able to tap two Apple devices together and have them charge each other by a meaningful amount in a meaningfully short period of time, that efficiency needs to be high — and that's not always a given when we're talking about beaming power through the air using inductive coils.
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There are two main obstacles that prevent machines from learning and predicting in the way humans do: Firstly, as mentioned above, because computers can only be tasked with making "inductive" predictions based on past experiences, the future they predict will always be a continuation of the past behavior of the actors whose behavior they are examining and trying to predict.
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Two other teams—academics from Ruhr University Bochum in Germany and independent researchers known as Flashback Team—surged past Seeley and Anastasio in the standings when both teams hacked two different pieces of common industrial software, exposing vulnerabilities in a total of four products: a different Rockwell Automation HMI application, two control servers sold by Iconics, and a third sold by Inductive Automation.
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Sure, there's an included USB-C port to manually charge up the battery pack and a USB Type A port to plug in a cable to recharge your phone the old fashioned way (in what, to be honest, is probably faster and more reliable to use on the go versus carefully making sure your phone is aligned with the inductive coil in your pocket).
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