The headset could include hand sensors, "head pose sensors," sensors that capture detailed information about real-world lighting conditions, "eyebrow sensors," and "lower jaw sensors" that track movement of the mouth and jaw.
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It supports contact sensors — door and window sensors — and up to eight "zones" of sensors.
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It requires a bunch of different sensors, camera sensors, depth sensors, AR sensors, and then it requires the apps to be built to those specifications.
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New kinds of data are emerging from the myriad increasingly ubiquitous sensors in the world, such as medical sensors, motion sensors, smart device gyroscopes, heat sensors and more.
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Farming, you'll have sensors out there — they're even now seeing sensors on cows — and sensors communicate with machines.
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This building block set includes blocks with motors, LED lights, touch sensors, light sensors, sound function, and proximity sensors.
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Moreover, sensors such as "touch sensors, force sensors, temperature sensors, accelerometers, and other sensors, and vibrators or other devices for providing haptic feedback" could be integrated into the stretchable screen, removing the need for top bezels of any kind to house them.
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The image sensors to be used with the Portrait Mode module are 13-megapixel and 5-megapixel sensors, while the sensors for shooting in low light are dual 8-megapixel sensors.
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The autonomous car uses five lidar sensors, two radar sensors, 18 ultrasonic sensors, two optical speed sensors, six AI cameras and satellite positioning information to know where it is and navigate its route.
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"Our Siren Smart Textile technology is able to incorporate a number of sensors and electronics, including moisture sensors, pressure sensors, light sensors, LEDs, RFIDs, MCU, BLE, etc seamlessly into fabric," Ma tells TechCrunch.
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There are two color camera sensors and three monochrome sensors.
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Both will have 23MP rear sensors and 16MP front sensors.
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The company has built custom hardware with three different sensors that include both traditional RGB sensors and infrared sensors for 3D mapping.
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In addition to the usual sensors, such as proximity sensors, motion detectors and light sensors, the company also has some more sophisticated ones.
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Ford said two of these sensors could replace four current LiDAR sensors.
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The hybrid vehicle now has 360 degrees of solid state lidar sensors, along with numerous high-definition cameras, blind spot lidar sensors and radar sensors.
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Experimental designs for autonomous cars incorporate as many as 16 video cameras, 12 radar sensors, half a dozen ultrasonic sensors, and four or five lidar sensors.
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Tooth-mounted sensors could become available sooner than sensors deep in our bodies.
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CHiP has touch sensors on its face and motion sensors in its body.
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Meanwhile, live streams provide video input, working with audio sensors and motion sensors.
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Sensors upon sensors upon sensors – everything's got a sensor, from the front door to your office to the bikeshare dock, to the traffic light on the corner.
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Any Abode-branded door or window sensors, occupancy sensors, and motion sensors will be added to the Home app when connected to the Smart Security Kit gateway.
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The startup adds a few sensors but mostly hooks their system to existing sensors.
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There's an awful lot of components — motion sensors, window break sensors, smoke alarms, etc.
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At Forward, we use sensors, we send our customers home with sensors, if appropriate.
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That leaves it with three main businesses: optical sensors, such as the ones used in the new iPhones, image sensors for applications in self-driving cars and audio sensors.
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Again, all the sensing is through the motors, there's no current sensors or force sensors.
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Additional door / window sensors will sell for $20, and additional motion sensors will sell for $30.
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Individual sensors will cost $15 for basic entry sensors and $99 for the company's indoor camera.
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They're capable of getting to their destination autonomously using LiDAR light-measuring sensors and other sensors.
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Here are a couple of ways in which sensors are being used: Linx IAS sensors While the NFL bickers about the role of sensors, the sport's lower levels are taking action.
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You can design, code, and build: interactive bike gloves portable Wi-Fi signal strength sensors liquid flow sensors motion-activated sensors robots weather measurement stations And really, that's just the start.
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The modular components that could be added or replaced to the wristband include batteries, haptic devices that provide a sensation to the user, displays, photovoltaic cells, cameras, GPS sensors, speakers, as well as a range of health sensors including thermometers, hygrometers, blood pressure sensors and sweat sensors.
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It is not yet certain if the airspeed sensors and angle of attack sensors malfunctioned on the final flight, or if the computers that process the information coming from the sensors malfunctioned.
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" On sensors: "The second thing I'd nominate for wearables is the concept of sensors on the body.
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It uses sensors installed in the room as well as its own motion sensors to orient itself.
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Waymo's self-driving minivans use three different types of LIDAR sensors, five radar sensors, and eight cameras.
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A canine's wet nose has around 220 million sensors compared to a human's measly 5 million sensors.
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It takes in data from thermal sensors, 3D sensors and different cameras onboard to perceive its environment.
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The motion-controlling system may have eventually entangled the light sensors, whence light sensors aided motion guidance.
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The car has 25000 sensors around its body, including 22.5 cameras, 291 long and short-range sensors, 12 ultra-sonic sensors, and an unusual pop-up 3D LIDAR (a first for autonomous vehicles).
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The most recent diaper sensors, published last year in the IEEE Sensors Journal, overcome all of those problems.
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Thanks to the BSI tech, both full-frame sensors are able to capture more light than conventional sensors.
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Vision sensors are placed on the front and bottom of the unit, and infrared sensors sit on top.
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That strip of sensors on the front of the phone, for example, also includes sensors for Motion Sense.
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It does offer a base, keypad, two motion sensors, a key fob, and six window or door sensors.
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I see what you're saying about the accessibility of sensors and the commodities that these sensors have become.
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The "Display System Having Sensors" patent covers a head-mounted display, a collection of cameras and other sensors that track the external environment, and a different set of sensors that track the wearer's eyes.
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Sensors on each leg detect when the robot's been hit, but internal motion sensors can also register physical collisions.
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These sensors replace the need for separate sensors that plug into your PC and take up additional USB ports.
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The small sensors they created are on par with the larger, more complex sensors currently used to sense hydration.
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Light sensors are used to set display brightness, while infrared sensors are used in areas such as facial recognition.
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It also has a camera, a microphone, a speaker, proximity sensors as well as temperature and quality of air sensors.
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The update will let Chrome utilize the existing Android fingerprint sensors and MacBook Pro Touch ID sensors for its scans.
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Sensors: The low-cost, high-performance laser sensors being developed for AVs will find use cases in numerous other industries.
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UAVs can provide wireless recharging to hard-to-access locations such as sensors monitoring bridges or floating sensors on lakes.
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Digital camera sensors are fundamentally multispectral sensors to begin with, meaning that they can detect light outside the visible wavelengths.
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AliveCor, a startup that builds heart-monitoring sensors for smartphones, is building sensors for another mobile device: The Apple Watch.
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Today, millions of data points are collected by sensors, smart meters, RFIDs and other sensors — every second of our lives.
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More performance parameters require more sensors, and more sensors generate more data, meaning there's more sensitive information to be protected.
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Not all trackers have all three types of motion sensors, but more sensors mean better results and more accurate data.
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AMS also offers display solutions such as OLEDs, display sensors that are thinner and more flexible than light-emitting diodes (LEDs), and is working on sensors capable of scanning surroundings in 3D - so-called world-facing 3D sensors.
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Vogt says Strobe's sensors provide distance and velocity data that can be checked against their other sensors, like radar for redundancy.
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Even for diabetes specialists, learning to insert and calibrate the glucose sensors can be tricky, and sensors sometimes fail, Rayman notes.
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You can expand the system by buying more SimpliSafe sensors, plus temperature and water sensors and smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.
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The original plan was to obtain information using various types of sensors on the insects, including gas sensors, microphones and video.
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Modules include buttons, LED lights, servos, sliders, tilt sensors, heat sensors, light sensors, and DC motors, buzzers and much more, which can be configured to do a stunning number of fun things, as witnessed by the company's creations gallery.
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Built into each pair is a collection of sensors that include an accelerometer, gyroscope and barometer, and sensors for humidity and proximity.
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Omnitron Sensors: Enables full autonomy of self-driving cars and drones with novel silicon photonics processes for sensors in safety-critical systems.
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"Biological sensors are likely to add capabilities to the sensors that are embedded in a lot of the electronic devices," said Boyle.
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Most notably, the phone has a quad-camera setup: two 20MP sensors in the front, and two 16MP sensors in the back.
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Early LIDAR sensors cost $75,000, but costs have come down as the industry develops and the sensors are made in larger quantities.
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But what's also cool about it is any sensors we use in the exam room ... Doctors all the time are using sensors.
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The details: The sensors, known as "Albert" sensors, are $5,000 each, and are developed by the nonprofit the Center for Internet Security.
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Like leak sensors, freeze sensors are small devices that constantly monitor the temperature of the object or area they're in touch with.
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Some freeze sensors mentioned above work as general temperature sensors, but we also like the Eve Degree sensor for Apple HomeKit users.
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Vjeran Pavic / The Verge Yes, the heart rate sensors are the same I asked about this a few times, and Apple says the heart rate sensors on the new Watch are the exact same heart rate sensors on last year's Watch.
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Autonomous cars use suites of sensors and systems–cameras, lidar or radar sensors and ultrasonic sensors–to analyze and react to road conditions, to maintain lane control and speed control, and to shut the car down to avoid or prevent crashes.
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Powered by Intel's RealSense cameras and other sensors, Krzanich touted Project Alloy's ability to recognize its surrounding environment without external sensors or controllers.
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Meanwhile, another startup called Elliptic Labs has actually figured out how to use ultrasonic sensors to replace the light and proximity sensors altogether.
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The hardware includes various programmable sensors, Bluetooth connectivity and a selection of input and output rings to link to other devices and sensors.
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Torque sensors regulate the motor based on how hard you're pushing the pedals, while cadence sensors work off of how fast you pedal.
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Plus, consumer EEG uses dry sensors, unlike the "wet sensors" used in medical EEG that are applied with a gel or conductive cream.
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"When you think of artificial intelligence, robots, sensors for the Apple, sensors for the car, that electronics business is coming around, " he said.
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What Root adds to that classic formula is a plethora of sensors — including sound and color sensitivity, and your mobile device's own sensors.
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Inside you’ll find the Nest Guard keypad/base station, two Nest Tag sensors, two Nest Detect sensors, and a Nest Cam.
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Smartphones are packed with sensors — gyroscopes, accelerometers, and proximity sensors — and it's been possible to reuse many of those chips in VR headsets.
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Like any good smartwatch, it's got a wealth of sensors including a GPS, thermometer, altimeter, barometer, e-compass, gyrometer, accelerometer and humidity sensors.
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It's got position and direction sensors to know where it's headed, magnetic panels so it can drive on vertical metal walls and whiteboards, color sensors along its undercarriage, light and sounds sensors and ouputs, and a touch-sensitive bumper around its edge.
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The patent application, which was reportedly filed in October of 2014 and has been roughly translated into English, suggests that Nintendo had plans for a motion-based controller with a variety of fitness-related sensors, including a gyroscope, acceleration sensors, and temperature sensors.
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Overall, it's clear that 64-megapixel sensors can produce incredibly detailed results in good conditions, offering a noticeable jump over even 48-megapixel sensors.
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It has touch sensors on top, light centers on the front, an accelerometer, gyroscope and an array of 32 color sensors on the bottom.
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Oh, and it offers the standard set of sensors needed for basic fitness tracking, including an accelerometer, a gyroscope, even optical heart rate sensors.
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My guess is that the "better sensors" that the Financial Times is referring to are precisely the sensors that enable Project Tango to work.
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The Apple watch already has heart rate sensors and the company has allegedly been working on blood sugar sensors for at least five years.
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The Oppo Watch can also track your health and comes with five sensors for doing so, although it's unclear precisely what those sensors do.
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Blue by ADT claims that in Q2 2020, it will launch a base station, keypad, motion sensors, and window sensors to supplement the cameras.
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Until now, the standard model for autonomous cars has used some combination of four kinds of sensors — video cameras, radar, ultrasonic sensors and lidar.
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SEIS is equipped with six internal seismic sensors, three of which are broadband—called VVBs, or Very Broad Band—and three are short-period sensors.
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Smart hospital rooms will have sensors to ensure that doctors wash their hands, and airborne sensors will help cities predict mudslides and other natural disasters.
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Murata makes these sensors and other components for a variety of industrial clients, including car manufacturers, that use the gyro sensors for electronic stability control.
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ONE-STOP-SHOP FOR SENSORS Auto manufacturers need multiple sensors that can mimic what a person's eyes and other senses do when driving a car.
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Milo Sensors is a company built around wearable sensors that detects various chemicals in your body based on perspiration from your skin with this wristband.
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The drone would also have one or more light sensors, a depth sensor, a visible light camera, infrared camera, auditory sensors, and depth aware cameras.
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When it was given data from five sensors, three sensors, and even just the brake pedal, the match was made 100 percent of the time.
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These sensors can include accelerometers to calculate vibration in stay cables, strain gauges, anemometers for wind speed and direction, and temperature and light level sensors.
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In more than 20 infants, some as young as 28 weeks old, they found that the sensors were just as accurate as traditional, wired sensors.
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The car's computing power is provided by the Nvidia Drive PX103, 8 ultrasonic sensors, five LiDAR sensors, six specialized cameras, and a satellite positioning system.
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Additionally, the company says the design and manufacturing process of its latest generation of AV sensors has been simplified to make its sensors production-ready.
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Because most trackers measure when you're walking up stairs or an incline, they use a combination of motion sensors and sensors that detect air pressure.
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It has a plethora of clinical-grade sensors, including a gyroscope to monitor your position and light sensors to correlate your sleep to environmental changes.
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Yep, the Feeder keeps track of how much food is in the hopper with custom built laser sensors rather than more commonly used weight sensors.
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The AOA indicator lets pilots know if one of the AOA sensors is not working, while the disagree alert shows if the sensors contradict each other.
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Aeva, backed by investors including Lux Capital and Canaan Partners, says its sensors are also unique because they're "free" from interference from other sensors or sunlight.
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In addition, the proximity sensors are only enable when the Latitude is in laptop or "stand" modes, when the camera and sensors are above the display.
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According to co-founders Michael Andrea and James Batstone, SmartSite's hardware hub contains off-the-shelf sensors including a microphone, laser particle counters and UV sensors.
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Ocado also intends to add heat sensors in the ambient product storage grid which are in addition to the existing sensors in the chilled storage grid.
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The sensors on prototypes included a depth sensor, an RGB camera, a motion tracking camera, as well as more common sensors like a gyroscope an accelerometer.
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Lastly, the court is surrounded by elevated sensors in the rafters which track the location of the sensors inside the ball and on each player's shoe.
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There is no track, and the series of sensors along the top of the truck look just like LIDAR sensors I've seen on self-driving cars.
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Similar to Watson, though on a smaller scale, Windows Hello requires special hardware to work, including dedicated fingerprint sensors, infrared and other sensors, according to Microsoft.
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Each of those cars will be equipped with more than 262623 sensors, more than double the number of sensors in connected cars on the road today.
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Compared to the original, which rocked dual 15-megapixel CMOS image sensors, the Gear 360's got twin 8.4-megapixel sensors with 180-degree fisheye lenses.
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A glove kitted out with flex sensors is used to operate the fingers, with vibrating motors linked to pressure sensors in the hand providing haptic feedback.
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In-display fingerprint sensors are now a reality, as are ultrasound proximity sensors and piezoelectric earpieces as seen in the Xiaomi Mi Mix back in 2016.
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Google said that its Soli radar sensors will be used for advanced facial recognition that will be more efficient and seamless than existing facial recognition sensors.
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The League has been using the sensors during preseason games this summer, but hasn't yet decided if the sensors will be used in the regular season.
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While "you can get pretty far with vision sensors and radar sensors," LiDAR offers a photon that physically measures how far away everything is, he explained.
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Smartphone sensors do not directly provide user location data, and this research highlights just how difficult it would be to use these sensors for location tracking.
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The idea is similar to Google's Project Jacquard (which embed sensors into clothing to create "wearable" touchpads.) But with DuoSkin, the sensors are embedded within the tattoos.
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The angle of attack indicator displays the readings of the two sensors, and the disagree light is then activated if those sensors are misaligned with one another.
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So that's why Evan Strenk started Milo Sensors, a company built around wearable sensors that detects various chemicals in your body based on perspiration from your skin.
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It makes audio sensors that cancel noise in wireless earbuds and has a joint venture with Wise Road Capital for environmental sensors that detect temperature or moisture.
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It only requires a quick installation with no tools necessary and comes with a base station, key pad, four entry sensors, two motion sensors, and HD SimpliCam.
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He coauthored In 2010 a much-cited paper on flexible pressure sensors in microstructured rubber and, in 2011, one on skin-like sensors made of carbon nanotubes.
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AMS said it had secured a deal for OLED-display sensors, which are thinner and more flexible than LEDs, with a major Asian manufacturer, and is working on sensors that are capable of scanning surroundings in 3D, so-called world-facing 3D sensors, for a major smartphone manufacturer.
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Tesla has eschewed the laser-based lidar sensors that many manufacturers are incorporating into their self-driving systems, electing instead to focus on cameras, radar and ultrasonic sensors.
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That could limit the appeal of Waymo's sensors since most companies that use LIDAR sensors are looking to make money through a ride-hailing or people-moving business.
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Swiss company AMS, the maker of optical sensors for iPhones, dropped 2.1 percent and Italy's STMicro, which provides the phone's accelerometers, gyroscopes and motion sensors, fell 1.7 percent.
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Altogether, Cobalt's robo-guards pack 60 sensors, including lidar, ultrasound, depth sensors and cameras, as well as wide-angle day and night cameras to detect people around them.
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To that end, it's equipped with a battery of instruments, including a video camera, thermal imaging sensors, a laser range finder, radar, air quality sensors, and a microphone.
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But those sensors don't tell the whole story, and can only detect problems on a bridge if they happen in areas where the sensors have been specifically installed.
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Momenta staff installing sensors to a testing car / Photo: Momenta Momenta staff installing sensors to a testing car / Photo: Momenta Momenta won't make cars or hardware, Cao assured.
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Although infrared sensors detect when something is in a door's path to prevent this from happening, the researchers were able to cause the system to ignore the sensors.
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Industry pundits predict that 50 billion devices and one trillion sensors will come online in the years ahead — from cars and computing devices to appliances and biometric sensors.
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Visions of the future of medicine often involve digital sensors that constantly monitor patients, but not many people imagine that these sensors could be stitched directly into us.
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Unlike most tactile robots that feel with sensors on the outside of the machine, this robotic hand has its sensors on the inside, more similar to a human.
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Cruise founder Kyle Vogt showed off some of the features, including thermal sensors to see in the dark along with other "superhuman" LiDAR light-measuring sensors and cameras.
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To that end, the Vision-S has more than 10 Sony image sensors embedded throughout the vehicle, alongside a host of other sensors like LIDARs, radars, and ultrasonics.
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Mr. Bolat also noted that it worked at speeds of up to 70 miles an hour, and the sensors don't have to be constantly cleaned — unlike optical sensors.
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While the company notes it's hardware-agnostic, it does build its own IoT sensors for companies and cities that might not have existing air quality sensors in place.
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While the company notes it's hardware agnostic, it does build its own IoT sensors for companies and cities that might not have existing air quality sensors in place.
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One upgrade, called the angle of attack indicator, displayed the sensors' readings; the other upgrade is a light that is activated if the sensors interfere with each other.
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There are sensors at the sign that trigger an alarm for police, but because the sensors are only in certain areas of the letters, it's possible to avoid them.
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There are a full suite of self-driving sensors: 10 front and rear-facing cameras, 13 long and short-distance radars, 12 ultrasonic sensors, and the high-def LIDAR.
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There is a full suite of self-driving sensors: 10 front- and rear-facing cameras, 13 long- and short-distance radars, 12 ultrasonic sensors, and the high-def LIDAR.
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There were plenty of sensors, too; ConnectSense had a water sensor and a temperature sensor, Fibaro had a water and motion sensor, and contact sensors for doors and windows.
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The reasoning is pretty simple: Deploying air sensors isn't cheap and takes a long time, so why not make use of the sensors that everyone has in their pocket?
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On the Lowdown Focus, these sensors are subtly hidden in the nose pads — where three sensors reside — and at the end of each glasses arm, just behind your ears.
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In the video, the narrator offers a brief tutorial on the types of sensors used by Waymo — LIDAR, radar, and high-definition cameras — and the range of these sensors.
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The resulting wearable device uses sensors in those locations, though the researchers are working on a device that can do the same with only four sensors along the jaw.
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But widespread implementation of 3D sensors in smartphone cameras is at least surely on the cards — given that Sony is a major supplier of image sensors to the industry.
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That's obviously a growing market, but there are also plenty of other applications for small 3D sensors, ranging from other security use cases to sensors for self-driving cars.
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Plus, while medical EEG uses "wet" sensors applied with a gel, a device like the Chinese hat is dry, and dry sensors are more likely to pick up noise.
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Originally the equipment consisted of a bunch of strap-on sensors that sit on your body, but now those sensors are being placed into an actual shirt and pants.
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The headset only came with two sensors, which minimized these capabilities and forced game developers to build titles that would constantly lead users to reorient themselves toward the sensors.
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The glove features flex sensors down each finger to keep track of precise movement, pressure sensors to measure the amount of force applied by any given user, and more.
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Aside from those visual cues, the only measly clues we have about its authenticity is a geotag for Kumamoto Technology, where Sony makes sensors, including some iPhone camera sensors (possibly).
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Aside from the 3D laser sensors required for FaceID, Apple usually bides its time, waiting and refining before introducing features like touchscreens, fingerprint sensors, useful water-resistance, or OLED displays.
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This technology will lead to an expansion of applications using these sensors because it can be applied to small touch panel sensors rather than just large or medium-sized ones.
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These monitoring features were said to involve eye tracking using infrared sensors and cameras, and perhaps more vigorous alerts and sensors to keep a driver's hands on the steering wheel.
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Typically, there are primary sensors like a laser or camera (which Roomba uses) and secondary sensors like ultrasonic, IR, or a downward pointing optical flow measuring device (which Roomba uses).
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It's smaller than the Micro Four-Thirds and APS-C sensors commonly found in mirrorless cameras and cheaper DSLRs, but big enough to blow smartphone sensors out of the water.
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However, the prices for many of its sensors remain out-of-reach for most consumer applications, with some of the company's most advanced sensors costing tens of thousands of dollars.
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In July, Ford invested in a company called Civil Maps that is doing the same thing, although that company can use multiple sensors whereas Mobileye is focused on vision sensors.
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The Proscenic robot vacuum cleaner has four cleaning modes, anti-collision sensors, anti-drop sensors, powerful suction capabilities, and can automatically dock to charge when its battery is running low.
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The sensors are being used in a similar fashion here, but instead of recording eye movements, the EOG sensors in the smart eyewear are detecting movements of the wearer's nose.
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That's in part because our sensors were in the right place for that test, but our sensors are also in the right place for a North Korea threat as well.
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Sensors in a river could detect pollution like leaks from chemical plants, and sensors that detect the sound of a gunshot could be used to alert the police, for example.
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Rather than having around 70 different sensors and controllers operating independently within in each vehicle, the new cars will connect the various sensors using the new proprietary software operating system.
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"We can control the variables, and we can do things in the house that wouldn't be possible with a person's home, we have hundreds and hundreds of sensors – we can add sensors, take sensors away – but also, we can control the weather," William Swann, from the University of Salford, told CNBC's Sustainable Energy.
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Sensors, Android, and iOSYour smartphone is packed with sensors, monitoring where you are in the world, how fast you're moving through space, which way up you're holding your phone, and more.
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What is meant by "Use location" in Android depends on which sensors are following the location of the device: besides GPS, it could be Wi-Fi, mobile networks, or other sensors.
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There are sensors for refrigerators that can track if they've been opened recently, moisture sensors for monitoring water spillage and smart locks and connected lights that can turn on at night.
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With a UAV, the scientist can relax in her office, send the UAV out for data on a daily basis, quickly identify failed sensors and have the UAV replace those sensors.
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Lenses this small could also be placed directly onto CMOS sensors — sensors commonly found in digital cameras — or used on drones the size of insects, for discreet security or even spying.
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IoT sensors and smart cement (cement equipped with sensors) can monitor the structural status of roads and bridges under dynamic conditions and alert us about deficiencies before they turn into catastrophes.
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Boeing said the operational bulletin pointed crews to "existing flight crew procedures to address circumstances where there is erroneous input" from the sensors involved in the Indonesia incident, the AOA sensors.
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There are already rings that track sleep activity and heart rate; bracelets that come with built-in accelerometers, heart-rate sensors and temperature sensors; and even textiles that unlock biometric insights.
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Customers also get an app to manage the various sensors so they can monitor and even control some of the connected components, which can include motion sensors, cameras and smoke detectors.
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Over the past several years, light-based and biochemical sensors have been laminated onto human skin for a variety of purposes, including skin-based displays and electrical, chemical, and physical sensors.
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An optional angle-of-attack indicator would tell the pilots what the sensors were seeing, and an optional disagree light would indicate when the two sensors are disagreeing with each other.
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AMS, known for supplying Apple with sensors for iPhones, wants to build a leader in integrated sensors and lights with a focus on the highly competitive market for self-driving cars.
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In footage from 2004, sensors lock on a target as it flies before it accelerates out of the left side of the frame, too quickly for the sensors to relocate it.
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Three rigs and on-shore platforms have installed 265 sensors on the lake, including one platform with sensors researchers can talk to in real-time, rather than having to pre-program.
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Its temperature, its flow ... it's a bunch of sensors.
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The sensors themselves can activate the Wyze Cam's recording feature when movement is detected, while the contact sensors can let you know how long a window or door has been left open.
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The 20-megapixel and the 8-megapixel sensors are so-called SuperSpectrum sensors, with red, yellow, yellow and blue pixels doing the work instead of the typical red, green and blue pixels.
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All this is powered by the Nvidia Drive PX2, which will process information from a wild suite of sensors: 5 LIDAR, 2 radar, 18 ultrasonic, 2 optical speed sensors, and 6 cameras.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austrian chipmaker AMS, mainly known as a supplier of sensors for Apple's iPhone X, aims to expand further into the fast-growing business of making sensors for self-driving cars.
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These sensors can be used to relay information about the nature of the disaster, extracting data from temperature and radiation sensors to give responders a better idea of what they're dealing with.
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And while we've figured out how to make tiny sensors actually bend, we haven't gotten them to accurately measure pressure, since the sensors became distorted and ineffective the more they got wrinkled.
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It's currently working with sensors that include LiDAR, radar, and cameras, though the company says it wants its software to be flexible and work with what combinator of sensors its partners prefer.
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Infrared sensors already are on satellites to detect missiles and the Pentagon is expanding efforts to develop a network of additional sensors in space and to experiment with kill capabilities from space.
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Eye-gaze becomes even more revealing when coupled with other sensors, like EEG for brain waves (revealing states of mind), galvanic skin response (anxiety, stress), pulse and blood pressure sensors (anger, excitement).
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We've envisioned a modular CPU, GPU, battery, display, sensors, and memory, in addition to things like cameras, GPS, fingerprint sensors, kickstands, microphones, Amazon Dash buttons, E Ink displays, and of course, lasers.
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ES&S also said that it will install advanced threat monitoring sensors known as Albert network security sensors in its voter registration environments in an effort to further secure its voting systems.
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"Richard had a great boat but no scientific sensors on it, and we had sensors but no boat," said Christian Meinig, the director of engineering at the NOAA Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory.
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Luminar plans to churn out thousands of its sensors to major car companies at a cost of several hundred dollars apiece, while most Lidar sensors cost tens of thousands of dollars each.
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One thing worth noting is that the heart rate sensors in the Charge 2 are the same exact sensors found in Fitbit's other products (the company calls this its proprietary "PurePulse" technology).
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Sensors inside buildings will measure such things as noise, while an array of cameras and outdoor sensors will track everything from air pollution to the movement of people and vehicles through intersections.
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A fuller account of problems with the sensors on the fuselage, called angle-of-attack sensors, is expected to be part of a more complete report on the crash by Indonesian investigators.
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AEye also has been approached about using its sensors even farther afield, including to track performances at various sporting events where moving objects are hard to detect by other sensors, he said.
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Similar to MindMaze, Gait Up had an ambition to build both a software platform coupled with hardware developments, in its case, in the area of analyzing human movement in very precise increments using inertial sensors, or systems that combine a mix of computers, motion sensors like accelerometers and rotation sensors to calculate movement without the need for external references.
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In an experiment whose results were published in November, the Purdue team used sensors to measure how participants' bodies changed when they were confronted with a virtual self-driving car with faulty sensors.
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Well, so this all part of the iteratively improving part of AI. So it uses AI to take sensors from around ... It's already got sensors, so why not let it do other things?
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There are already machines out there equipped with good pressure sensors, but those sensors are rarely sensitive or durable enough to make the machines as useful as humans at performing fine motor tasks.
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We don't actually know what sensors the Amazon drones will use, but chances are they will use the cameras to at least augment the data they are getting from other sensors as well.
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There are sensors mounted on the windshield to identify potential dangers, parking sensors, a rear camera, and a warning system with the AEB (autonomous emergency braking system) that activates brakes to avoid collision.
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AMS's units for ultrasound-based flow sensors -- used in smart metering solutions for utilities -- and pressure sensors for identifying fluid and gas flows will also be transferred to the joint venture, it said.
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"The [SeaBubbles] boat has three main sensors — it has two high-altitude sensors to measure the height of the water, then it has a gyroscope — like the one in cell phones," explains Bencatel.
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AMS's units for ultrasound-based flow sensors — used in smart metering solutions for utilities — and pressure sensors for identifying fluid and gas flows will also be transferred to the joint venture, it said.
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Zebra created the sensors the NFL is testing with its footballs and is in its third season using similar sensors inserted into players' shoulder pads to track their location, speed and distance traveled.
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The system determines its exact location by relying on high-precision digital maps and GPS technology, while sensors track the surrounding traffic — the way sensors do for driver aides like adaptive cruise control.
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Sensors, likely Bluetooth short-range wireless technology, would scan the surroundings, communicating with other cars, sensors and a GPS system, updating a drivers' dashboard display to reflect obstacles like ambulances or cars passing.
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They're the same price and both have heart rate sensors.
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The sensors can either be wired in or battery powered.
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It has all the same sensors: humidity, occupancy, and temperature.
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Sensors, gears, and an Arduino were hidden inside the sculpture.
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The "disagree alert" shows if the sensors contradict each other.
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They may also contain biometric sensors for detecting heart rate.
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Solid state sensors, with no moving parts, would fix that.
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The two side sensors only work in ActiveTrack 2800, however.
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The new sensors have no need for wires or batteries.
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Palm Beach has said it will install the sensors soon.
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The company has said that sensors also play a role.
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The business comprises military sensors, electronic warfare, avionics and optronics.
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Wind turbines are now intelligent — they have sensors and software.
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Each system is fed by an independent set of sensors.
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The electrochemical sensors involved are bulky and awkward to use.
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Hidden Arduino boards control motion sensors when people walk by.
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As sensors proliferate on vehicles, they are gathering more information.
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Light posts can also house 5G antennas, sensors and cameras.
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The first is the components manufacturers (thrusters, antennas, sensors, etc).
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If you've got it, the sensors vibrate to congratulate you!
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They are completely autonomous, navigating with onboard computers and sensors.
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In the case of optical sensors, the answer is yes.
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In the case of ultrasonic sensors, it's a resounding no.
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Face ID works by way of a variety of sensors.
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The core technology inside is built around our image sensors.
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Dry sensors are more likely to pick up random signals.
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Each system of sensors has advantages and disadvantages, he says.
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New subscribers get a bunch of sensors to get started.
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Why not just let the car's sensors save the day?
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He added that TowerJazz wanted to "get strongly into sensors".
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Scientists are monitoring this crack with sensors on both sides.
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HW2 models come with advanced radar, cameras and ultrasonic sensors.
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NASA sensors first detected signs of the fire last week.
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But these sensors can't work if it's snowing too heavily.
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Super Cruise's IR sensors tracks eye location and head movements.
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Pressure sensors and CCTV cameras will run along its length.
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Like the chair, the bike was equipped with motion sensors.
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The team is working on it by adding more sensors.
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The jacket also accounts for outside temperature with external sensors.
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Look hard, u should be able to spot sensors. pic.twitter.
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Chronocam, a Parisian company developing machine vision sensors and systems.
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On its head is a canister containing cameras and sensors.
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That makes it nearly impossible for sensors to block it.
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They make us humans the cheap sensors machines need today.
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Ultrasonic sensors can judge objects, but only at close distances.
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We trained the car to park itself using radar sensors.
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And sensors allow automatic refunds if a product isn't received.
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In those roles, he led development of microelectronics and sensors.
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Outfitted with haptic sensors, the installation responds to visitors' interactions.
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"Soft robots require us to fundamentally rethink sensors," he says.
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Your smart phone has a bunch of sensors in it.
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Fingerprint sensors have turned modern smartphones into miracles of convenience.
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The belt connects with flexible hip sensors throughout the systems.
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This includes sensors, machine learning, machine hearing, and so on.
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The sensors also notify you about tire rotations and replacements.
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Replica was focusing on 3D scanning without additional hardware sensors.
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"So we leverage these sensors and design experiments," she explains.
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SkyTracker uses radio frequency sensors placed in high, prominent locations.
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The two sensors are compared only by certain 737 systems.
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The headphone features a camera, sensors, and a GPS feature.
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However, Woo did mention a lot of experiments with sensors.
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The vehicles have laser scanners, radars, ultrasonic sensors and cameras.
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The most important part of our project was the sensors.
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Clarification: Preorders for third Rift sensors begin on October 31st.
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State of the art sensors using graphene and silly putty.
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However, Kodiak Robotics is not going to build any sensors.
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That seat is full of sensors that detect your movement.
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There, the occupants stepped out to examine the rooftop sensors.
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Some car sensors will interact directly with the projected image.
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They will need to have their sensors calibrated and cleaned.
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Buddhist priests blessed the sensors before the readings were taken.
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It's surely a difficult task to hide so many sensors.
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Its sensors and satellite system were eventually compromised as well.
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Most sensors of this type use silicon as a substrate.
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Your phone's GPS sensors may simply need to be rebooted.
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Sophisticated sensors and drones are now used for pipeline management.
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You can purchase additional sensors to cover a wider area.
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Francois's nonprofit, Heat Seek, installs temperature sensors inside tenants' apartments.
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The requisite sensors were not included for the aforementioned reasons.
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All of these things are having sensors built into them.
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They had to use mammalian olfactory receptors as their sensors.
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Tesla would not specify the number of cameras or sensors.
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Where is the plan to actually field some space sensors?
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Sensors, stacks and platforms will be commoditized in the network.
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A Bozeman, Montana startup called Blackmore Sensors and Analytics Inc.
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Sensors including a giant floating radar detected the target rocket.
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The sensors are piezoelectric, meaning they generate voltage when manipulated.
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It enables us to put in place virtual sensors everywhere.
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You can barely see the sensors, so I don't mind.
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The sensors can see through smoke, fog or solid surfaces.
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The second piece of the Observe phase is the sensors.
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Other researchers are looking into using these filaments as sensors.
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Federal agents deploy thousands of sensors that can detect movement.
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Such sensors are critical in the operation of autonomous vehicles.
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It makes sensors inside cell phones, paper towels and napkins.
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The medium: Magic Leap mixed reality headsets with biometric sensors.
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It does so using four cameras and 12 sonar sensors.
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Barr says these added sensors are more than window dressing.
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They also house sensors involved in detecting enemy missile launches.
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Is it politics of the deal and accessing the sensors?
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The results were published today in the journal IEEE Sensors.
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It's not all cosmetic changes and fancy fingerprint sensors, though.
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Those sensors were made by Velodyne Lidar, an industry leader.
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Sensors enable the Origin to "see" in near total darkness.
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The other is a compact package of modems and sensors.
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You have proposed defunding the $12 million network of sensors.
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"Today's sensors do not look like enough," Koh told CNBC.
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They should be thinking about sensors in the roads, correct?
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No, you have to have sensors in the roads, right?
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Right now, we're doing this with these really primitive sensors.
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Sensors in important spaces could save us lots of headaches.
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Infrared equipment, laser sensors, and even flood lights go blind.
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Cameras and sensors identify what they remove from the shelves.
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The sensors are cute so they dance The sensors are cute so they dance "Before my work, you had electronics that were very big – over two pounds," he said in a NASA news release.
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Though paper sensors are nothing new — the most famous examples include some home pregnancy tests — the results from this trial show that such sensors can be promising for helping diagnose disease in rural areas.
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Oral-B says the toothbrush uses sensors to know when you're applying too much pressure or not brushing long enough in a certain spot, and then sends data from the sensors to the app.
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Boeing responded to the report, saying it was redesigning the Angle of Attack sensors which inform the anti-stall system so that they would now turn the system on, only if both sensors agree.
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The MTA would also install fiber-optic sensors and LIDAR laser sensors to detect any impending failures in the bench wall, so the agency can send in workers to reinforce those section as needed.
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Both Samsung and Sony are making similar claims about their sensors: they have tiny 0.8µm pixels, but the sensors themselves are physically larger than most competitors at an overall size of 1/2.0 inches.
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The system is considerably easier to install in a vehicle than other monitors which require sensors in the seats, or biometric sensors in the steering wheel dependent on a driver properly holding it it.
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Boeing offered airlines an optional indicator to show if two sensors showing the steepness of the ascent - the so-called "angle of attack" sensors - disagreed with each other, which would indicate a faulty sensor.
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" He says, however, "Pitot tubes are only one part of the issue -- if pitot tube sensors were showing a different reading from other aircraft sensors this might explain a difference in aircraft performance indications.
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"The idea is that you take (my) drone, plug in different sensors based on whatever task you're trying to accomplish, and the drone would use those sensors to carry out a mission," he says.
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Boeing's software update would require the system to rely on two sensors, rather than just one, and would not be triggered if the sensors disagreed by a certain amount, according to the three people.
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The IoT may well be The Next Big Thing, but maybe the attention around sensors is misplaced… What if we didn't even need embedded sensors to allow things to gather data about their surrounding environment?
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It has finished a solution for sensors capable of scanning surroundings in 3D, so-called world-facing 3D sensors, for a major Android manufacturer and expects shipments to start in the current quarter, it said.
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Instead, the Kinect used its camera, depth sensors, and motion sensors to turn your body into the controller, allowing you to wave your arms around, jump, and move to interact with whatever you were playing.
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All the hardware would be embedded around the iris, so it doesn't interfere with your vision, and it would use piezoelectric sensors (motion sensors) to convert your eye's movements into power for its tiny circuitry.
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But if it turns out that those other sensors aren't reliable enough for full self-driving capabilities, that could suddenly make the millions Tesla has spent on other sensors look like a waste of money.
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The sensors are integrated with the building's light fixtures, which supply power, and come with a low-resolution infrared camera, a Bluetooth networking beacon and sensors to measure energy consumption, air temperature and light levels.
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Zippin uses a combination of overhead cameras and sensors on its shelves, along with its AI-driven software, to follow your every move and keep track of everything you grab off the shelves, using sensors.
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In addition, there are plenty of sensors, microphones and a camera.
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Such circuits might, for instance, link sensors that monitor the body.
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That leaves less room for sensors, fans, cooling elements, and batteries.
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Mission engineers were also able to recenter sensors inside the device.
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You get your customary altimeter, accelerometer, gyroscope and ambient light sensors.
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Camera makers update their lenses, sensors, and formats with overwhelming frequency.
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Which sensors should you make sure are in your next handset?
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The 3D sensors could allow for more sophisticated augmented reality capabilities.
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The top-end iRobot Roomba 980 model comes with infrared sensors.
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In New Mexico, sensors that respond to the sound of gunfire.
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The company makes films and sensors for flexible touch screen devices.
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Sounds waves are sent only to your ears using 3D sensors.
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By October they had prototypes with their AI and sensors inside.
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There's the possibility of vastly improved disease diagnoses and biological sensors.
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They employ high-resolution radar and other sensors to detect drones.
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Sensors can look around a 360-degree area all the time.
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It's easier for their complicated sensors to "see" there, you see.
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The alert lights up when two sensors produce widely different readings.
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Waymo has three types of LIDAR sensors it intends to sell.
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He activated all ninety-six of his sensors, external and internal.
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They need to relocate the aforementioned earpiece, sensors, and selfie camera.
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Built-in sensors prevent the avatars from crashing into each other.
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Between them, these sensors photograph the entire planet every 24 hours.
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Having motion sensors in the room seems like a sensible alternative.
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Body sensors have long been bulky, hard to wear, and obtrusive.
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Look at all those sensors at the top of the phone!
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Most of these features have been done before with other sensors.
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It uses compute/sensors which cost less than 10% of competitors.
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The device mimics a real kiss using pressure sensors and actuators.
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Do we actually need computers and sensors embedded in every surface?
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Environmental sensors have become relatively cheap and don't require much energy.
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Many patients also wear sensors that continually monitor their glucose levels.
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Sensors watched for changes in temperature or perspiration, among other things.
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The O-R3 can create 3D maps from its LIDAR sensors.
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The dual cameras on the back will have 13-megapixel sensors.
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The system can support up to 32 sensors at a time.
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It also enables support for triple cameras and 48-megapixel sensors.
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They also act as sensors collecting crowd, weather and other data.
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"We started from the flexible displays and flexible sensors," he explained.
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Velodyne, a top supplier of LIDAR, retails its sensors for $7,999.
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Meanwhile, sensors would translate your walking motion into that virtual environment.
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"There is really is the possibility of ubiquitous sensors," Calo said.
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BADGER will navigate using various sensors including, crucially, ground-penetrating radar.
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It may become impossible to find cars without cameras and sensors.
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And it's not disclosing the unit price of these LiDAR sensors.
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We gave everyone GPS sensors and cameras and got better maps.
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One of the company's major customers for the sensors is Apple.
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These sensors act as simple stand-ins for our own senses.
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Remote sensors placed in fields perceive the environment as statistical data.
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The headset also integrates the necessary hand-tracking sensors of course.
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They're also creating data to spoof the sensors of other algorithms.
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Rolls-Royce's web of cameras and sensors one step toward that.
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Wristband sensors will track 10,000 Americans for years to study diseases.
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The sensors were capable of measuring the beating of the heart.
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The final interesting update is to how the chip handles sensors.
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It bought Beddit, a company that makes sleep sensors, in 2017.
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We talked about how sensors on medicines could improve people's health.
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Those bezels leave Google plenty of space for the required sensors.
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Their sensors will measure how the temperature of the water varies.
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This is why it's important to get readings from multiple sensors.
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Later he rattled off a list of different kinds of sensors.
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ShakeAlert employs a network of seismic sensors buried in the ground.
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Sensors built into the headphones measure the wearer's head and ears.
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Sensors were embedded in everything — from jackets, to jewelry to headphones.
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After all, exterior-mounted vehicle sensors can only see so far.
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You can find radars, lidars and other sensors on each car.
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It's also got your typical IR sensors, magnetometer, accelerometer, and gyroscope.
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One of the TWINS sensors faces east and one faces west.
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Topics like autonomous vehicles, sensors, drones, security and so much more.
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At the peak of his research, he'd installed 34 microphone sensors.
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These sensors are installed on light poles and transmit data wirelessly.
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And how accurate are all of these optical heart rate sensors?
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Additionally, the Gatebox has several sensors for detecting motion and temperature.
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Verily is also working with Dexcom on smaller, cheaper glucose sensors.
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Bigger sensors mean more light, even in the darkest of situations.
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As the name suggests, the sensors are the most important part.
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It doesn't have heart rate sensors, and it doesn't have GPS.
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Investigators have said one of these sensors had provided erroneous data.
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This massive transition to the London-style sensors will be incremental.
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It has optical heart rate sensors, but no built-in GPS.
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Sensors will measure air pressure, radiation levels, temperature and other information.
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We can apply sensors, now, that are getting smaller and smaller.
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You get the same thing with little Internet of Things sensors.
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Magnetometers, sensors measuring magnetism, can be used in mobile phone networks.
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It has multiple sensors to detect your head movements as well.
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Cameras are not, though, the only sensors fitted to autonomous vehicles.
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Earlier Xperias also had terrific camera sensors allied to iffy software.
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The device is controlled wirelessly by sensors worn on the feet.
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These circuits are used for things like sensors and radio antennae.
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Boeing has changed the system to include data from two sensors.
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A sophisticated set of sensors monitors the engine and cabin temperatures.
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They handle the fire-control problem chiefly through sensors and computers.
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These sensors pick up brain activity to send to an algorithm.
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These sensors gather these signals from four points on the wrist.
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Austria's AMS (AMSSY), which makes light sensors, plunged more than 19%.
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It's the first car where the parking sensors aren't massively annoying.
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Every factory is going to have millions and millions of sensors.
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The machine relies on sensors to scan for people and aisles.
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Even roadways and farm fields are being upgraded with digital sensors.
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The company's sensors capture high-resolution aerial imagery at various wavelengths.
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The same just can't be said for in-display fingerprint sensors.
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Neurofeedback is a technique that relies on electrical brain wave sensors.
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Mercedes AMG has about 300 sensors on each high-performance car.
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They also designed sensors that can locate a marker of inflammation.
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Something like 11,000 ground sensors are buried along the border, listening.
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What is the right package of sensors to drive autonomous vehicles?
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The Art Camera uses robotics and sensors to streamline that process.
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The startup sells drone hardware, sensors and analytics packages to customers.
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It was oblivious to whether readings from the sensors were aligned.
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Motion sensors and new cameras are helping keep tabs on him.
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The system uses overhead cameras and shelf sensors to increase accuracy.
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These sensors, which are painless for the babies, record brain activity.
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It comes down to capable electronics, sensors and, especially, extensive training.
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They also placed environmental sensors that recorded the temperature and brightness.
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The FCC said the sensors can also be operated aboard aircraft.
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Verily has some experience with incorporating health sensors into wearable devices.
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Some scientists want to use quantum sensors to study gravity itself.
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The Galaxy Watch Active280 sports more advanced sensors than its predecessor.
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Again, this is only really possible with sensors throughout the house.
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Those belts tighten up when sensors detect a crash is imminent.
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Why do they have to transport over to place the sensors?
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Hardware, from chips to special sensors, can be difficult to test.
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Their homeostatic weight sensors clearly were working well, in both directions.
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Sensors could soon monitor a lack of activity in your house.
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Robots do not have the sensors to perceive any of that.
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It uses GPS and eight laser sensors to navigate predetermined routes.
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The helicopter includes sensors that it would need for autonomous navigation.
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But at this point, these sensors operate in tandem with pilots.
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Using sensors and artificial intelligence, the mini-rovers are partially autonomous.
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Tesla is pre-installing cameras and ultrasonic sensors in its cars.
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That's partially because the sensors in the suit are so sensitive.
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A world of ubiquitous sensors is a world of ubiquitous surveillance.
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All the sensors can see through and survive in nasty weather.
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For starters, the concept car packs a total of 33 sensors.
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This includes CMOS and ToF sensors embedded within the car itself.
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It has 33 sensors in total inside and outside the car.
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The satellites are so bright, that they overexpose the cameras' sensors.
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It could even help detect air pollution using sensors in trees.
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Waymo outfits its taxis with LiDAR sensors, cameras, and radar equipment.
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The Origin's sensors sit on the upper corners of the car.
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The difference is software and sensors, not their payload and range.
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It's not about just the infrastructure, the sensors or the hardware.
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From there, sensors monitor which items you're picking off the shelves.
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The trickiest part is making sure the room sensors are elevated.
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Other sensors were also working while InSight's seismometer was registering quakes.
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It has a beautiful display, impressive camera sensors, and runs smoothly.
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To collect data, his team puts tiny sensors on the bats.
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What's more, the app uses smartphone sensors to detect significant earthquakes.
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Ultrasonic sensors can sense only nearby objects — and not very clearly.
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Until now, sensors have been used only experimentally, to diagnose concussions.
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To bolster missile defenses against hypersonics, Hyten advocated space-based sensors.
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Once the bin is full, its sensors alert the waste collectors.
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If you flip the device over, the sensors are more prominent.
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"No controllers, no buttons, no straps, no external sensors," he said.
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These new high-resolution phone sensors, however, work a little differently.
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Many of their sensors have been scrutinized and even scientifically tested.
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The packages often include sensors worn or held during the workout.
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In addition, trucks would be equipped with wireless axle-weight sensors.
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This essentially placed Dixon between the sensors and the Zwift app.
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Rumors swirl regarding disconnected sensors and the effectiveness of safety drivers.
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Move the sensors higher, and you can monitor a wider region.
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The fence has hundreds of sensors and barbed wire on top.
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The sensors are picking up more salt and more invasive snails?
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Circular sensors also lie on the floor, connected to each strip.
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The same is true with optical heart rate sensors and stuff.
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Or this one has heart rate sensors, but this one doesn't.
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The all-electric drone has four arms, eight propellors, eight motors and two sets of sensors — as well as a redundancy to ensure safety in bad weather (or perhaps in case one set of sensors fails).
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The VW vehicles in Hamburg are clearly marked as self-driving cars and noticeably have sensing equipment on the roof and around the car including 11 light-detecting LiDAR sensors, seven radar sensors, and 14 cameras.
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Also added clarification that the T9 is the first Honeywell Home branded thermostat with remote sensors available for purchase at retail, prior to this the brand had thermostats with remote sensors available through professional HVAC installers.
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The car appears to be outfitted with standard third-party sensors and hardware, including (count 'em) six Velodyne-made LIDAR sensors, several radar units, and a number of cameras — all encased in Apple-esque white plastic.
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After many deliberations, our judges narrowed the list down to four finalists: wearable device for pregnant mothers Bloomlife, smart sensors for construction sites Pillar, weaves electronic sensors into clothing Siren Care and pill-identifying device Stratio.
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While the sensors in the living area would signal activities like entering a room, opening a cabinet and so forth, the body sensors would provide more precise measurements of the person's activity within the given room.
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The car appeared to be outfitted with standard third-party sensors and hardware, including (count 'em) six Velodyne-made LIDAR sensors, several radar units, and a number of cameras — all encased in Apple-esque white plastic.
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This is tedious and can be expensive, as the scientists need to drive a boat to a boat ramp, spend all day collecting the data from the sensors, reset the sensors and then analyze the data.
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"With an app relying on the increasingly accurate motion sensors of smartphones combined with our algorithm we can deliver this service at a completely new price and convenience level cutting out the separate sensors," he says.
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It also boasts 14 different sensors (accelerometer, odometer, infra-red cliff sensors, and compass, just to name a few), meaning the likelihood of your new favorite robot crashing into your valuables or pet is extremely low.
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What began with satellite cameras is rapidly expanding to infrared sensors that detect heat; "hyperspectral" sensors that identify minerals, vegetation and other materials; and radar scanners that can build three-dimensional images of the landscape below.
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Other high-end smartphones have bright, edge-to-edge OLED displays, are using biometric sensors like iris scanners, or have done away with a physical home button, opting instead for fingerprint sensors on the backs of phones.
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Yuen, the director of R&D, said that shrinking the chip could also allow room for additional health sensors in future Fitbit products, though he declined to say exactly which health sensors the company is experimenting with.
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Nest added remote sensors as an option to its thermostats last year, but the Nest sensors are very limited compared to Ecobee's; they can only measure temperature and are not able to detect presence at all. Now.
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It doesn't use new hardware or sensors for these readings; it instead relies on Fitbit's current heart rate sensors, proprietary algorithms, and an aggregated five billion nights of sleep data to interpret what your sleep patterns mean.
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In a tie-up with startup VocalZoom, Honda debuted a concept demo at CES this year that use optical sensors to offer better voice recognition – these sensors watch a speaker's face to supplement data gathered by microphones.
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The tracking sensors grab the position of where the hands are in space via the magnetically attached tracker and, after calibrating a resting state of the user's fingers, individual sensors communicate their position to the game engine.
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Extending the sensors' applications beyond smartphones into automotive areas would be key, Yoshida said, adding that investment in sensors will account for the biggest proportion of a planned 1 trillion yen in capital expenditure over three years.
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And IoT devices have a nasty tendency to be deployed in precisely the places that today's cell networks don't reach: like flood detectors in basements, parking sensors in underground lots and soil sensors in rural corn fields.
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As phones became packed with sensors, phone makers began making dedicated chips to analyze the data from those sensors, saving battery life and allowing our phones to detect motion all the time, even when in sleep mode.
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Ultrasonic sensors are designed to read fingerprints regardless of moisture or dirt on your fingers, which is meaningful, but I feel like this is an unnecessary innovation, at least until it's as fast as regular fingerprint sensors.
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Per the release: What was previously possible only with 8-16 high-end DSLR cameras and expensive software or depth sensors is now combined into a single, tiny camera module with stereo lenses paired with IR sensors.
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The blast sensors are currently being tested in training environments to evaluate the impact of certain weapons and munitions, but within the next 18 to 24 months, the sensors will be tested down range in operational environments.
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Apple improved the phones' cameras with new sensors and added new motion sensors to better support applications made for augmented reality, which use data to digitally manipulate the physical world when people look through a smartphone lens.
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SimpliSafe's 12-piece system includes a base station, a keypad, five entry sensors, two motion sensors, a keyfob, a panic button, a SimpliCam security camera, a yard sign, window stickers, and a free month of professional monitoring.
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Sensors enable it to maintain a steady position, no matter the current.
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Measuring all of these properties means getting sensors deep inside a hurricane.
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But again, neither company is reinventing the wheel — er, optical sensors — here.
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The company's sales were still struggling in image sensors and mobile communications.
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We're smartphone addicts, and fingerprint sensors are our always-connected IV drip.
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The drones are quadcopters with duplicate sensors and autopilot systems on board.
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They always wanted things like more drones, more sensors, and more cameras.
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Scientists have used sensors aboard various spacecraft to track lightning from above.
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Its chips, for example, are used in sensors in collision avoidance systems.
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With ARCore, Google changed course to work on phones without depth sensors.
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The sensors are pretty chic, though they aren't meant to be reusable.
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Tack-sharp displays, powerful processors, and versatile sensors are in everyone's pockets.
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Only some models of the iPhone, iPad and MacBook have fingerprint sensors.
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DropMix's NFC sensors can read up to ten stacked cards at once.
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The "smarter" wall: how drones, sensors, and AI are patrolling the border.
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Smart balls with powerful sensors will change the way we practice, too.
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Aeva's sensors are already on Audi e-tron development vehicles in Munich.
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Throughout the growing process, sensors in the trays track the growing process.
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Punch sensors that track the power, type, and speed while you box.
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His company makes sensors and robotic controls for aerial vehicles like drones.
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Modern dummies are packed with sophisticated sensors, sure, but they're still passive.
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Bigger sensors also enable cameras to perform better in low light conditions.
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Another took readings from sensors to check the weather and air quality.
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Dummies are rigged with sensors that measure the force of a crash.
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Billions of smartphones, the best sensors on earth, are already widely deployed.
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These discoveries could someday lead to awesome new materials, sensors, and batteries.
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It wasn't anything different, just a home security system and some sensors.
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No sensors, no Bluetooth, no Wi-Fi, but it feels goddamn glorious.
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Smart sensors even pause your music automatically when you remove your headphones.
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The product is activated through voice commands instead of buttons or sensors.
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Radioactivity sensors are easy to hack and not likely to get fixed.
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They could upgrade the sensors, upgrade the guns on their ground vehicles.
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The patch tracks heart rate and breathing using electrocardiogram and accelerometer sensors.
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We have other sensors that can see when the camera can't see.
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They can get great optics and sensors, but not a great ISP.
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Glucose trackers currently on the market use sensors that penetrate the skin.
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The sensors monitor your breath and report the findings to your smartphone.
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The wall sensors last about a year, and use disposable AAA batteries.
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Another, GroundData, makes solar-powered sensors that gather data about potato plants.
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Many of his projects required the creation of custom 3D mapping sensors.
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The device is also water-resistant, but the sensors remain the same.
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While not cheap, lidar sensors are available from a number of suppliers.
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It must navigate using only the information its virtual sensors can gather.
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The team fitted the rats with sensors that measured their brain activity.
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The foundations will even come with sensors to monitor temperature and conditions.
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Are those LiDAR sensors for a (not-so) secret self-driving project?
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Vivo pioneered in-display fingerprint sensors, and they're continuing to get better.
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Electronic sensors can provide regular readings of any movement in the structure.
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The London project is using sensors made by UK company Air Monitors.
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Rear-positioned fingerprint sensors are fine, but only when they're center-aligned.
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Xiaomi isn't the only company working on larger in-display fingerprint sensors.
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A stratollite, which can be equipped with various sensors and other payloads.
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Sports Coach-ware: Combining sensors, A.I., data for injury prevention or coaching.
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Alcatraz has integrated multiple sensors to identify faces and unlock doors effortlessly.
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Infrared sensors that can detect hand motions replace Simon's classic glowing buttons.
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The problem: ice on the plane's sensors caused the autopilot to disengage.
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If you try to leave without paying, sensors will sound an alarm.
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While the sensors haven't changed, the software for tracking heart rate has.
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Using both is also how I found inaccuracies in Nokia Sleep's sensors.
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Essentially, this Vibranium is carbon fiber that has been embedded with sensors.
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Electronics giant Sony said its Kumamoto image sensors plant would remain suspended.
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It actually built a better one with beefier sensors and slicker software.
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The Obama administration poured hundreds of millions of dollars into space sensors.
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It's better for connecting a laptop or phone, not 85748684358349053 moving sensors.
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CropX makes soil sensors and irrigation controllers for use on commercial farms.
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Those special sensors can communicate with phones up to 100 feet away.
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The Band's built-in accelerometer and gyro sensors track your arm's movements.
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It's also water resistant and features better heart rate and oxygen sensors.
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These sensors make the whole system more accurate and keep things comfortable.
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The Band's built-in accelerometer and gyro sensors track your arm's movement.
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That includes more sensors, drones, and cameras on the US-Mexico border.
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Sensors on the board utilize the company's Azure IoT spatial intelligence capabilities.
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Our goal is to expand from a single sensor to multiple sensors.
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It's like using braille but through a system of actuators and sensors.
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The tiny radar sensors inside the speaker would sense your hand motions.
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It works not by polling sensors in the touchscreen, but through ultrasound.
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And it doesn't require any on-body sensors or facial-recognition software.
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"In this case, wireless sensors are placed on the body," he said.
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The result is pressure sensors that are eight micrometers in thickness, or .
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The system continued to monitor security sensors even through the connectivity problems.
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Forget the wide cutout for sensors at the top of the display.
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After that it was just a matter of hooking up the sensors.
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Samsung plans to test a Hyundai car outfitted with sensors and cameras.
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"Up till now they've been copying features like fingerprint sensors," Laila said.
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They're going to get incredibly complex — sensors, cameras, artificial intelligence, machine learning.
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And both the Galaxy Fold and Mate X compromised on fingerprint sensors.
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They employ sensors, software and telecommunications to monitor and identify airborne drones.
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And then you shave them, before attaching the sensors on with glue.
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That being said, multiple other fitness trackers already come with UV sensors.
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These sensors, combined with user input, have made geodata useful and actionable.
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Let's start with the Chicago police's expanded use of ShotSpotter gunshot sensors.
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Using a remote control, the vehicle parks itself using sensors and cameras.
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The P20 Pro has three camera sensors because two cameras weren't enough.
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Companies, scientists have been trying to develop noninvasive impedance sensors for years.
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The company said the sensors can be used in fields like robotics.
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Last year, three out of the 20 halibut sensors made it back.
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Buying this bundle — including controllers, headset, and spatial sensors — won't be cheap.
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Dexcom's sensors work for 10 days, and Medtronic's for up to 7.
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Fixed sensors can realistically be powered forever with just small solar panel.
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The new sensors also make the Phantom 24480 more stable when hovering.
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The device is equipped with a security camera and motion detection sensors.
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Lenovo's exec also revealed that future Moto smartphones will include fingerprint sensors.
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Drones and sensors are steadily getting better, smaller, cheaper and more numerous.
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Over time, he's added sensors that measure moisture, sunlight, temperature, and humidity.
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The front of eSight's smart glasses has one camera and two sensors.
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The front is equipped with a single HD camera and two sensors.
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There are, however, new sensors in the wide camera offering a f.
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Pebble plans to outfit all future Pebble watches with heart rate sensors.
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Such tinkering could also trick sensors and manipulate traffic flows through intersections.
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Maybe they need ships and systems and sensors in better working condition.
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Sensors attached to moving machinery can even take measurements on the run.
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The biggest change is in how the company uses its radar sensors.
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But they are also working on ways to test the sensors directly.
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Sunflower for example is making AI-based sensors and drones for security.
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Arable's sensors constantly gather data about plant health, density, light and weather.
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A related technique can be used to make sensors sensitive to acidity.
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They introduced major technology upgrades, including coastal surveillance radars and undersea sensors.
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But DeFazio asked why they didn't include data from two sensors earlier.
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Like the 27S devices, the iPhone 27 devices carry 26-megapixel sensors.
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The data volumes are exploding as machines new and old spawn sensors.
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This combination is bound to leave his ego threat sensors permanently inflamed.
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Traffic-aware cruise employs radar and ultrasonic sensors to detect other motorists.
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At least four sensors are installed in various points on the fuselage.
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Entry sensors (3) — These two-piece units go on doors and windows.
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Cameras and sensors will track what shoppers grab off the store's shelves.
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Getting multiple automakers to pool traffic data collected by their cars' sensors.
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Researchers are exploring using data from smartphone sensors to monitor mental health.
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I notice tiny, fin-like sensors jutting out of the truck frame.
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Radar sensors are used to operate safety systems such as automatic braking.
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Inside each cavity are sensors of various kinds: electrical, chemical and biological.
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Moxy uses motion sensors to light the way into the private bathroom.
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Also like Harmony, the new bots will have heat and touch sensors.
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Self-described cyborgs are already implanting magnets and sensors under their skin.
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They buy those sensors to give the information from people like us.
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Reports have suggested a Qualcomm 850 chip and new Project Kinect Sensors.
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It also doesn't have optical heart rate sensors, or (not surprisingly) GPS.
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The "skin" can register your touches and gestures with built-in sensors.
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Of course, sensors, robots and security cameras can only do so much.
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Swiss company AMS, which makes optical sensors for iPhones, dropped 1.2 percent.
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Sensors on the Keecker monitor humidity levels, CO2 and room temperature too.
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There are working to build lidar sensors, including Velodyne, Quanergy and Innoviz.
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Plenty uses cameras and sensors to optimize light, temperature, and humidity levels.
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You'll be surrounded by a web of distributed sensors, computing, and data.
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It looks as if the sensors were off, instigating the downward spiral.
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The spacecraft teem with tiny sensors, circuits, lenses, motors, batteries and antennas.
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Daylight sensors along the windows dim lights when the sun is bright.
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Those readings come from angle of attack sensors on the plane's nose.
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As the community gathered with sensors, plans for the mine expansion vaporized.
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Budget phones lack the advanced camera sensors found on high-end smartphones.
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The sensors were developed at MIT by people who have food allergies.
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Accuracy aside, one advantage to buying the sensors is Nima's companion app.
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An alternative approach is to put the sensors inside the cows themselves.
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A WORLD FULL of connected sensors will generate huge amounts of data.
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Individual sensors can collaborate with their fellows to establish a wireless network.
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For now, data gathered by sensors in the Siemens building are anonymous.
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You'll learn to create laser pointers, sensors, and more for just $89.99.
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They have a second home in the Hamptons, complete with infrared sensors.
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The Vision-S has interior and exterior sensors for comfort and safety.
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Maxar also builds and manages satellites, sensors and other space-based assets.
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Helicopters using powerful infrared sensors and video cameras also patrol the skies.
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I was given two sensors, and each would last me 10 days.
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One outstanding challenge is that fiber sensors produce massive quantities of data.
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Once plugged in, the sensors set themselves up with no outside help.
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The grille will be used to house various sensors, according to BMW.
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The robot's camera sensors were not sensitive enough to identify every eye.
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There's also two more mystery sensors alongside a re-positioned camera flash.
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Kuo also predicted new health-monitoring sensors for the Watch, 9to5Mac said.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Fingerprint sensors have turned modern smartphones into miracles of convenience.
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The shelves also include sensors to tell when an item is removed.
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AutoX has tapped RoboSense and drone manufacturer DJI for its lidar sensors.
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The feature works with Apple Pay, and the sensors can animate emojis.
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These sensors measure a range of data, including air velocity and temperature.
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The satellites have sensors to point them toward the sun and recharge.
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The company makes LiDAR, laser, sensors to enable cars to detect objects.
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It uses a suite of sensors, including eight cameras, radar, and ultrasonic.
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Other teams will scatter sensors in ditches and fields, completing the net.
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Some of the best phone cameras around use regular 12-megapixel sensors.
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Currently available Apple Watches have optical sensors that can measure heart rate.
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It uses a 3D camera, touch and force sensors on its claws.
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They'll share the neighborhood with a network of robots linked by sensors.
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Furthermore, many cars are now bristling with embedded ultrasonic and radar sensors.
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First, they would need someone to put the sensors on every time.
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It will be less aggressive, and it will rely on two sensors.
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We will use the best technology including above and below ground sensors.
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Now Claire, one of the things that people think about is sensors.
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A lot of digital industrial internet was about embedding sensors and controls.
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Interestingly, those sensors are located globally even though WeatherBug was only marketed in the U.S. xAd has not acquired those sensors, but it has picked up an extended license to use their data as part of the deal.
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The third camera sensors takes care of this space and while I still suffered more dead spots with my setup of three Oculus sensors than I have with the Vive's two, it was still a largely pleasant experience.
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Basically, the tracking sensors grab the position of where the hands are in space via the magnetically attached tracker and, after calibrating a resting state of the user's fingers, individual sensors communicate their position to the game engine.
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That means the headset doesn't require special sensors inside a room but rather can determine a user's location as one walks around a space, such as a room in the real world, using sensors built on the headset.
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Some of the sensors being installed at Barkley Canyon, at the leading edge of the Cascadia subduction zone—where one tectonic plate pushes under another—are earthquake early warning sensors, which will provide better warnings of earthquakes and tsunamis.
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In its response to the report from Indonesian regulators, Boeing said it was redesigning the Angle of Attack sensors which inform the anti-stall system so that they would now turn the system on, only if both sensors agree.
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The company's tools can detect when this physical data is tampered with because it doesn't just look at the data that these sensors report but also at all of the noise from the existing sensors that's typically filtered out.
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Featuring a total of five 12-MP cameras including three black-and-white sensors and two color sensors (along with flash), the Nokia 9 offers what might be the most sophisticated camera module on any smartphone on the market.
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Using biometric wristband sensors and air sensors that are able to collect data when people walk by, it judged the crowd reaction and then created an "emotional picture" every 30 minutes that was displayed throughout screens on U.K. trains.
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Dash cams, temperature sensors and trackers for the various problem points in a car or truck can make sure companies catch problems before they start, much in the same way that sensors are increasingly finding themselves in manufacturing settings.
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Face it, video cameras and sensors are a part of our daily lives.
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Like last year's Vivosmart HR, it has optical heart rate sensors built in.
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But Finisar also works on proximity sensors including the ones in the AirPods.
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Instead of recording the eye, though, these sensors are trained on the nose.
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They can be used to test the accuracy of optical versus capacitive sensors.
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It uses sensors in public areas that detect energy use, traffic, and pollution.
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On-board sensors would inform the controller of any potential risks or obstacles.
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On the rear, the dual-camera system consists of two 12-megapixel sensors.
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The Ring's motion sensors will send a notification any time movement is sensed.
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But the real achievement on the S13 and S1R are their new sensors.
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In addition, Matibabu is also working on improving the accuracy of its sensors.
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Qubits aren't only useful in processors—they can make powerful sensors as well.
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Several sensors went off, but it is unclear if they were properly investigated.
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While there are a ton of sensors already, none of them communicate together.
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Open one up and you'll find a circuit board and chips and sensors.
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"We have sensors on ferries that cross the Strait of Georgia," she said.
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The battery sensors may not be sufficiently sealed against moisture intrusion, Honda said.
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This library and array of sensors would form our Theory of Mind module.
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