They entered Facebook's new social test bed built with Unity.
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This is a good test bed for us, Sullivan said.
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Northern California has become a test bed for electric vehicle charging.
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Under Hidalgo, Paris has become a test bed for alternative mobility.
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AMLG: It seems that Rwanda has been a great initial test bed.
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The vehicle is a test-bed for an ambitious new launch system called Starship.
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But Singapore is a well-suited test bed for self-driving ride-hail networks.
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The Pikes Peak race has long been used as a test bed for vehicle manufacturers.
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The researchers found that single-legged robots are the best test bed for more complex locomotion.
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A big platform like the Pacifica is a more realistic test bed for exploring such considerations.
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"Formula One will benefit in future, and Formula Two is a good test bed," he said.
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The platform started with Israelis in New York City -- an obvious test bed given their backgrounds.
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And for GM, it provided an invaluable R&D test-bed for its future electric car efforts.
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Further, it shows Wyoming's willingness to be a test bed for future regulation, for good or ill.
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A 9 kilometer "digital test bed" for both connected and automated driving is being built in Hamburg.
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So I think in that sense we should be a really good test bed for the world.
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"Rwanda's challenging geographical and social landscape makes it an ideal test-bed for the droneport project," Foster said.
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It is a flying technology test bed, and is testing modifications to the trailing edge of the wings.
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Ford has been using Miami as a test bed for its self-driving vehicles since earlier this year.
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As a test bed, I used a 2TB FireCuda SATA 6GB/s hard drive that retails for $94.99.
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At home, it flies a C-146A Wolfhound aircraft that is a test bed for electronic surveillance equipment.
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Martz's proposal would make the suburb of Altamonte an unlikely test bed for one future of public transit.
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"Singapore will be a test bed," said Ajay Sunder, vice president of digital transformation at Frost and Sullivan.
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The vehicle was a test bed to prove SpaceX's new Raptor rocket engines worked on a flying vehicle.
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And it's a good test bed for the new cross-platform economy that gamers are beginning to demand.
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The moon offers an ideal test bed for the technologies and systems needed for more extensive space exploration.
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The company chose the full-size RXL Sport Hybrid SH-AWD sedan as its self-driving test bed.
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Inside sits the most expensive vehicle on the planet: the 2011 Curiosity Rover VSTB, or Vehicle Systems Test Bed.
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In the new social VR test bed, 360 photos appear as handheld spheres you can rotate to look at.
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Sports is a test bed, but data will tell a story on each of us in an amazing way.
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Huawei representatives at the test bed site declined to comment as they were not authorized to speak to media.
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Huawei representatives at the test bed site declined to comment as they were not authorised to speak to media.
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Grab: Singapore is the ideal test bed for SDVs due to its more advanced infrastructure and strong government support.
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All this provides an excellent test bed for finding a way to vaccinate the broad population during a pandemic.
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I see it as a really important test bed for where we want to go with Halo in the future.
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But one of them, a source of baryte, the principal ore of barium, has been repurposed as VAMOS's test bed.
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The 5G test bed in Thailand, the United States' oldest ally in Asia, will be Huawei's first in Southeast Asia.
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Chinese authorities have often used Shenzhen, a special economic zone bordering Hong Kong, as a test-bed for financial reforms.
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The 5G test bed in Thailand, the United States' oldest ally in Asia, will be Huawei's first in Southeast Asia.
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Google will move its Canadian headquarters to the district, which will become "a test bed for new technologies," Trudeau said.
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The company's first prototype of the rocket ship, called Starhopper, has served as an essential test bed for the system.
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The GE9X engine lifted off Wednesday, under the wing of GE Aviation's Boeing 53 flying test-bed in Victorville, California.
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The 303G test bed in Thailand, the United States' oldest ally in Asia, will be Huawei's first in Southeast Asia.
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Ashish Sharma, the lead author, described the study as a kind of test-bed to evaluate the efficacy of green roofs.
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But when it opens in 2018, K-City's run as world's largest test bed for self-driving cars may be short.
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The habitat would potentially serve as a test bed for industry partners and science organizations interesting in launching experiments to space.
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The test-bed plane will only swap out one traditional engine, so initial flights can be conducted in a safer manner.
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Tiny Singapore, one of the wealthiest nations in Asia, is seen as a test bed for how governments tackle aging issues.
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With help from General Motors, the ground combat branch unveiled a test-bed truck with the prototype motor in October 2016.
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The digital threats in Ukraine are also frequently interpreted as a test bed for attacks to be used across the world.
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It's a test bed for technologies that could eventually power a much larger and more powerful launch system known as Starship.
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At lower speeds and on the test bed, the emissions were below the 80 milligramme per kilometre limit, the reports said.
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Interestingly enough, the company has been using its own internal users as a test bed for some of its cloud products.
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In 2009, the Bush administration advocated a space "test bed" of interceptors as a defensive layer but it ultimately was rejected.
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I see London's future as a global 'test-bed city' for civic innovation, where the best ideas are developed, amplified and scaled.
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Instead, it's a test bed for technologies that could eventually power a much larger and more powerful launch system known as Starship.
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The airport sees T4 as a test bed for its fifth terminal, which will be up and running in about a decade.
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Peters' comments signal a stark change from New Zealand's role as a global test-bed for free market reforms since the 1980s.
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Charlotte was a bit of a test bed for busing, and it was very successful for my years through the school system.
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The clock has been circling Earth for two months on a spacecraft called Orbital Test Bed 1, which contains four other experiments.
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In terms of replicating Estonia's success in other countries, Hinrikus sees Estonia as a "test bed" for the rest of the world.
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But this is in stark contrast to its operations in Southeast Asia, where in Thailand this month it launched a 5G test bed.
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Do you think of Creative Mode explicitly as a test bed for an age when this might be a more embodied play experience?
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With a Leave vote of nearly 70%, Ashfield is a test bed for the Conservatives' strategy of wooing Labour supporters who backed Brexit.
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This is more of an educational toy, but may have served as a test bed for technologies the company hopes to apply elsewhere.
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I am much wiser than you, and instead see it as the test bed for a fitting model of democracy for the 21st century.
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If a company like Raytheon had a government contract for a laser test bed, Hall would bid on the contract to manufacture the prototype.
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Full control, minus shareholder nagging, could allow Alibaba to boldly experiment with "online to offline", or O2O, shopping using Intime as a test bed.
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"Korea has become the test bed of many world-famous cosmetic companies," said Cho, who has studied the behavior behind cosmetic use in Koreans.
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Ingress has always doubled as something of a test bed for Pokémon GO, with Ingress' data/locations trickling into GO where it made sense.
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That's forced the hospital to become a test bed for how quickly a modern medical center can adapt to a new infectious disease epidemic.
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The company is using the hotel as a test bed for the technology that it hopes to license to companies such as Marriott International.
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"Malaysia has a large Chinese community," Grace Yin said on the sidelines of a Hong Kong technology conference, explaining Tencent's choice of test bed.
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The 60 satellites up there right now are only the very first wave, and don't comprise anything more than a test bed for future services.
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In fact, he says, the 150 new cars he is building are really "the showcase of our technology and a test bed for our technologies".
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Three people, all featuring body proportions consistent with the presumed original track maker, were recruited to walk across a test bed containing the soggy mixture.
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Mount Etna, in Sicily, is a test bed for the approximately three-foot high, four-wheeled machine ahead of a future mission to the moon.
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Continuously occupied for nearly 18 years, the station serves as a test bed for studying the long-term effects of radiation and weightlessness on astronauts.
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The software, known as a defeat device, was "designed so that substantial reduction of emissions functioned only on the roller test bed," the warrant said.
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As they've turned from perennial losers to feared juggernaut, the Warriors have also become a test bed for cutting-edge technology on and off the court.
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What's happening: Denver, for example, has become a test-bed for smart city projects, driven by a booming economy, a dwindling water supply and increasing traffic.
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Finnish law, amazingly, doesn't require a driver to have a vehicle — making it an ideal test bed for at least some kinds of self-driving technologies.
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And it's not just European countries butting heads with the U.S. Thailand, a U.S. ally in Asia, launched a 5G test bed with Huawei in February.
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Starhopper is a test-bed for a much larger launch system called Starship, which the company is designing to send people to the moon and Mars.
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The country has come a long way since the 1990s, becoming a test-bed for drone-delivery and prioritizing initiatives to become an African tech hub.
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"The racing series will provide a test bed for innovation and accelerate the journey towards electric commercial travel," Air Race E Chief Executive Jeff Zaltman said.
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An image of the InSight test bed, taken by an engineering modelPhoto: NASA/JPLThe InSight team has worked hard to prepare the lander for these various challenges.
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And because practice makes perfect, team members went through the deployment procedure using a replica in a test bed at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California.
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To that end, South Korea's government is building an 88-acre site that it claims will be the largest test bed for autonomous driving in the world.
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IOTLABS, which moved from Barcelona to Mallorca two years ago, views the island as a technology test bed - like an "isolated planet", said co-founder Marta Cirera.
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So can South Korea be the "convergence capital of the world," acting both as a test-bed for the future of mobile and a launchpad for Asia?
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Microsoft, Google and Amazon have used India as a test bed to build solutions for the local market, some of which eventually make it to other countries.
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"Our open platform serves as a test bed for new technologies and partnerships, where we are to provide engineering, design, technology and customization resources others," Zhao said.
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At the moment, plans for the Cyber Tire in racing environments are vague, although it would seem that Formula One cars would be the ideal test bed.
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We need it as an engineering test bed, so we can learn how to build robust life-support and other systems for voyages to destinations like Mars.
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These dual-screen devices aren't destined for the consumer market, though, and will instead be a test bed for Samsung to explore the potential of a foldable smartphone.
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The International Space Station is such a unique and important test bed that practically every spacecraft that docks with it carries new experiments for the crew to run.
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Their suspicions about turning part of Toronto into a corporate test bed were triggered, at first, by the company's history of unethical corporate practices and surreptitious data collection.
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The issue with the lab or incubator concept is how you move the kind of innovative thinking from that internal innovation test bed into the organization at large.
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The service would have improved safety features and would be the test bed for a women's safety program that Didi eventually intended to roll out to other services.
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One answer can be found in Preston, a Labour-run city of 140,000 in north-west England that is something of a test bed for the party's plans.
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"The importance of Europe is it's a test bed," said Ben Nimmo, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council's Digital Forensic Research Lab who studies misinformation in Europe.
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If you've read my other reviews from the parks, you'll know that I do this because they're the ideal real-world test bed for a variety of capabilities.
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This domed insular test bed, calibrated to high levels of calculation and precision, was developed with controls for temperature, airflow, humidity, and direction of light in specific climatic conditions.
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Ever since Mark Zuckerberg launched The Facebook in 2004 to students on Harvard's campus, entrepreneurs have been using colleges and universities as a test bed for their new tech.
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Miami will also serve as a test bed for Ford's forthcoming Transportation Mobility Cloud, an open-sourced platform for cities and other transportation partners that it announced at CES.
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Thailand's cooperation with Huawei on the test bed does not mean it is not concerned about security issues, Minister of Digital Economy Pichet Durongkaveroj told Reuters at the launch.
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These activities, which have turned Sacramento into a test bed for equitable access to E.V.s, are being conducted in the first $200 million cycle of the Electrify America investment.
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As such, humans and the real world we inhabit comprised of our bodies, cultures, and societies, become a collective test-bed for multiple technology "projects" at any given time.
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Thailand's cooperation with Huawei on the test bed does not mean it is not concerned about security issues, Minister of Digital Economy Pichet Durongkaveroj told Reuters at the launch.
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In recent years, Paris has been a test bed for new mobility solutions, with several Chinese bike share operators and two electric motorbike schemes launching services in the French capital.
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With a retail price of nearly $14,000, though, the C Evolution became little more than a sort of limited-run test-bed for the electric future of BMW's Motorrad division.
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The medium makes sense as a test-bed for future adaptations: they're relatively cheap (compared to that of a television pilot) to produce, and already come in a serialized format.
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But with the current suspension of Free Basics being enforced in India (Free Basics' biggest test bed), it's now obvious that the change hasn't done enough to sway the tide.
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In doing so it has turned the English school system into a giant test-bed, with a third of all state schools involved in at least one of its trials.
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Thailand on Friday launched a Huawei Technologies 303G test bed, even as the United States urges its allies to bar the Chinese telecoms giant from building next-generation mobile networks.
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What makes Ontario an interesting test bed is that by signing with UFCW, drivers are effectively shooting first and asking questions later—which may end up being the wiser tactic.
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Heinlein used it as a test-bed for some of his more libertarian ideas, such as trading public service for citizenship, personal responsibility, and the role of military in society.
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Paris has been a test bed for new mobility solutions in the past few years, with several foreign players, including Chinese bike share operators, launching services in the French capital.
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The small town of Charlotte, Michigan—close to the civil defense agency's headquarters at the time, in Battle Creek—became the test bed for the NEAR device, US Patent 2000,2911,213.
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"Music technology is an ideal test bed for human-computer interaction, because instruments need to react to our actions in real-time and yet still be extremely expressive," he says.
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Singapore is the real test bed thanks to the support of authorities in the country, who are switched on by the potential to embrace technology to reduce congestion and cars ownership.
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In the days after the disaster, a small groundswell of private tech enthusiasm furthered the notion that Puerto Rico ought to become a test bed for renewable, distributed, climate-resilient infrastructure.
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Smaller collaborative fintechs are often used as inexpensive external test bed firms so that financial institutions (FIs) can experiment with new mobile, cybersecurity, compliance, processing, data and other end-use applications.
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Farming is one of the oldest professions, but today those amber waves of grain (and soy) are a test bed for sophisticated robotic solutions to problems farmers have had for millennia.
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There's a test bed at JPL, with a full mockup of InSight sitting atop fake rocks and gravel, for scientists to do test runs of placing the instruments with the robotic arm.
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Emerging markets are the ideal test bed and proving ground for cryptocurrencies and, in some cases, they're the least able to take advantage of the purported efficiencies that these new platforms offer.
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"We realized that Australia was the natural test bed, because it is the only country in the world to collect systematic information on whether employees have asked for a rise," Oswald said.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand launched a Huawei Technologies 5G test bed on Friday, even as the United States urges its allies to bar the Chinese telecoms giant from building next-generation mobile networks.
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For about 10 years now, Ethiopia has been a test bed for a new type of agricultural insurance based on rainfall, called index insurance, that shows a potential to increase resilience to disasters.
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The third-gen test bed also focuses on improved perception tech, including Luminar's LIDAR array, now incorporated a 360-degree field of view (it was forward-facing only on the second-generation car).
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The CV-1 is based on the retro-IZH-21252 model known as the "Combi" and is a test bed for Kalashnikov's electric drive train, which the company said was developed in-house.
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Facebook considers "M" to be a test bed to experiment with the relationship between humans and AI. LeCun noted that there are a number of domains within M where FAISS could be useful.
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The highlight was the launch of jet fighters from China's first aircraft carrier: the 60,000-tonne Liaoning, a refurbished Soviet-era flat top that has served as a test bed for carrier operations.
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Because these nations often are a test-bed for Iranian hacking, such an effort could better help to protect our allies and provide our government and industry with early warning of potential attacks.
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He cited insufficient investment in rural areas, a lack of data about progress to date and a broken promise to quickly approve a second city to join Sacramento in becoming a test bed.
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AT&T and Verizon argued there was value in letting Huawei set up a "test bed" in the United States since it would have to reveal the source code for its networking software.
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In China, Alibaba's Hema supermarket chain has become a test bed for the e-commerce firm's move into traditional retail, where mobile phones are used to order, pay and get information about items.
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KT, in partnership with Intel and with support from the South Korean government, will use the games as a test-bed for the technology before a fully-fledged commercial rollout scheduled for 183.
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At a population of 24 million and with a predominantly Western culture, it's a large enough test bed and small enough market, so ideal for testing new features before (maybe) rolling them out globally.
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This is all preparatory to establishing the Lunar Gateway, a space station in orbit around the moon, which would be staffed by NASA astronauts and used as a deep space test bed and lab.
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In May Italy's transportation ministry decided that Grottaglie, population 35,000 — with its long runway, uneventful weather and record as a test bed for remotely piloted helicopters and other unmanned aircraft — had the right stuff.
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Right now HyQReal is basically still a test bed — it needs to have all kinds of work done to make sure it will stand up under conditions that robots like Spot Mini have already aced.
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Ignored in good times and bashed in bad, the World Trade Organisation (WTO) has become a test-bed for Europe's commitment to a Kantian, rules-based order in the face of Hobbesian challenges from abroad.
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"One of the objectives for T4 was to use it as a test bed for new concepts, new technology and new equipment," said Poh Li San, Changi Airport Group's vice president, T4 Programme Management Office.
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Russia is testing its newly developed weaponry in the Syrian war zone -- it uses Syria as test bed, then takes orders from potential buyers -- the Russian government is one of the world's biggest arms exporters.
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The world's second most populous nation has become a test bed for many American technology companies to build new products and services that solve local challenges as they look for their next billion users worldwide.
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There's always a risk a rocket may explode during its launch, and that risk is higher for experimental vehicles like Starhopper, which SpaceX built as a test bed for its new Raptor rocket engine design.
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Doctoroff said the company had looked at more than 50 metropolitan areas in North America and sites in western Europe and Australia before settling on Toronto as the prime location for its future city test bed.
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It has teamed up with Rolls-Royce, a British jet-engine producer, and Siemens, a German electricals group, to convert a small airliner into a "flying test bed" to prove the feasibility of hybrid-electric propulsion.
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The first products to use the X50 are expected to launch in the first half of 2018, and Qualcomm says it will use the 2018 winter olympics in Korea as a test bed for 5G technology.
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The equation also describes drift waves in plasmas and other phenomena, and serves as "a test bed for studying turbulence and spatiotemporal chaos," said Jaideep Pathak, Ott's graduate student and the lead author of the new papers.
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Power companies view Monday's event as a "test bed" on how power systems can manage a major change in supply, said John Moura, director of reliability assessment and system analysis at the North American Electric Reliability Corp.
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"This is an exciting opportunity for New Zealand... over the last 12 months I've been actively and aggressively promoting New Zealand as a test bed for new transport technology trials," Transport Minister Simon Bridges tells the AFP.
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One source told The Diplomat's Ankit Panda that the initial test of the DF-17 marked "the first HGV test in the world using a system intended to be fielded operationally" rather than a test bed system.
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Astronauts must learn to work in a team, resolve personal conflicts and do even small things like minding their personal items in what Hague called "that flying test bed" so they do not clutter others' work spaces.
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This submarine served as a test bed as Chinese technicians and designers struggled to overcome problems with nuclear propulsion technology, missiles and excessive noise that would have made the vessels easier for an adversary to detect and target.
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"There are no activities of technical provisions to affect the test mode used to measure emissions - that means that our exhaust systems are active both on the test bed and in practice," the group said in a statement.
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"Overall, I think it's a very interesting test bed for working out rules of how we can rationally augment function of existing complex biological machines," says Tufts University developmental biophysicist Michael Levin, who wasn't involved in the work.
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As the first company in Latin America to assemble Toyota's Hilux pickup truck in the 20th century, Curcio says the Japanese automaker (along with other companies) has continued to use Uruguay as a test bed for new ideas.
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"This is a test bed for new technologies," said David Awschalom, a professor at the University of Chicago who oversees much of the university's quantum research and would play a role in the effort at the national labs.
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"The enthusiasm of everyone in the room, including JLR, to establish Coventry and the West Midlands as a test bed and place of innovation in battery storage is very evident and there's huge commitment to that," he told Reuters.
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Carrier AT&T has also said it is planning to launch a mobile video service involved sponsored data — so as industry watchers have noted the Verizon move is something of a test bed to see how the FCC responds.
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Alibaba's Hema supermarket chain in China is already a test bed for the e-commerce firm's move into traditional retail, where mobile phones are used to order, pay and get information about items, the so-called "New Retail" strategy.
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Rolls-Royce turns a 747 into a flying lab for new engines Rolls-Royce is dumping $70 million into a Boeing 747 to turn it from a Qantas Airlines passenger jet to an airborne test bed for new engines.
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Victoria's Secret has opened its first lingerie store in Shanghai after years of selling branded accessories in China, as it picked the most cosmopolitan among major Chinese cities to be the test bed for its offerings of designer under garments.
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That's why Hoffman and his team began discussing in March how to use Virginia as something of a tech test bed, said Dmitri Mehlhorn, a well-wired political strategist who's been helping the LinkedIn co-founder with his political activities.
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The America, like its sister ship the Tripoli, is a flattop well-suited to such operations, which is why the Navy and the Marines have been looking closely at these ships as a test bed for the Lightning carrier concept.
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By incorporating Twitter into every aspect of daily life — even the local school's lunch menu is sent out through social media — this Spanish town has become a test bed for how cities may eventually use social networks to offer public services.
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"I think Ukraine is a test bed, and it is important therefore to show an awareness of what's happening in Kiev to be able to prepare ourselves for what could happen in Paris, Brussels, London or Berlin," Maigre told VICE News.
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The space station has continuously staffed astronauts for nearly 20 years, serving as a test bed for an array of scientific research including studies to better understand the human immune system and micro-gravity medical experiments for vital uses on Earth.
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In February 2015, before most of the arrests, the administration of President Barack Obama had designated Minneapolis — home to the largest population of Somali immigrants in the United States — as a test bed for experimental efforts to counter terrorist recruiting.
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The space station has continuously staffed astronauts for nearly 20 years, serving as a test bed for an array of scientific research including studies to better understand the human immune system and micro-gravity medical experiments for vital uses on Earth.
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Sydney Brenner, a South African-born biologist who helped determine the nature of the genetic code and shared a Nobel Prize in 2002 for developing a tiny transparent worm into a test bed for biological discoveries, died on Friday in Singapore.
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In creating the all-new high-performance Ford GT, the pioneers behind the supercar designed it not only to win races but also to serve as a test bed for new technologies and ideas for future vehicles across Fordâs vehicle lineup.
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"Although it's a relatively small country ... Taiwan is an ideal test bed for many high tech industries to test [their] products and business model ... and transport them to China and other developing countries," said Liang, on a recent trip to New York City.
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Beyond the snow, Yandex notes that Moscow also provides a terrific test bed for its AVs because of factors including high traffic volume, as well as pedestrian density on top of the variable weather patterns that come to the city across seasons.
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Facebook could keep the Oculus PC VR division as a high-end test bed to support mobile VR/AR efforts, or spin it out (like Niantic from Google), merge it (potentially consolidating the high-end PC VR market) or sell it outright.
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"Tiangong is a precursor test bed of capabilities; building toward the large space station has always been the culminating goal of the Shenzhou program," said Joan Johnson-Freese, a professor at the US Naval War College specializing in space programs and space security.
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" Garcetti said he wants Los Angeles to be "kind of like the Dubai of America" and a "test bed, not just for Elon, but for everybody who has an idea, or a company, or some crazy product that they want to test.
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The pilot move is initially in Thailand — one of Line's strongest markets and a previous test bed for music and video streaming services — where its 30 million-plus users can make use of courier, food and grocery delivery services via the new 'Line Man' app.
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When Google announced it would build a small number of experimental networks, more than 1,000 cities pitched the company to be a "test bed," providing a new incentive to streamline and accelerate the permitting and building process — and injecting a new competitor into the market.
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"There's no better test bed to have in the automotive world than Formula 1," said Andy Middleton, president of the Europe, Middle East, and Africa headquarters of Stratasys, one of the world's largest 33-D printing companies that is working with McLaren to produce parts.
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"Australia's successfully functioned as a test-bed for technology innovations that go on to sweep through Asia, which is why we chose it for our first market-specific launch outside of North America," said Andy Powers, CEO and founder of Clique, in a statement.
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Although the project was intended to create a general-purpose mobile "automaton" and be a test bed for A.I. programs, Mr. Rosen had secured the funding by selling the idea to the Pentagon that the machine would be a mobile sentry for a military base.
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If you are suffering from kidney stones, heed the advice of the the Medicine category awardees, who suggest riding rollercoasters to hasten the passage of painful stones (the team used Big Thunder Mountain Railroad rollercoaster at Walt Disney World as their research test bed).
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According to Porsche motorsport communications director Dave Engleman, since the forthcoming Taycan electric sedan is pretty much developed, and next season's Formula E car is only about 75 percent locked in, Porsche is using the Taycan as a rolling test bed for its electric racing technologies.
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With the deal, Whole Foods' more than 460 stores become a test bed with which Amazon can learn how to compete with Wal-Mart's 4,700 stores with a large grocery offering that are also within 10 miles (20.93 km) of 90 percent of the U.S. population.
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Engine manufacturers design the cowl to prevent fan blades, turbine blades, and bearings from escaping and striking strategic areas of the airplane, but not all types of catastrophic engine failures can be reproduced on a test bed, and the cowl may not have done its job.
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Another Smart Nation development is the virtual, 3D model of Singapore being built by the National Research Foundation, the Singapore Land Authority and IDA; it is expected to be ready by 2017 and will be used as a test-bed for city planning and service-provision by government agencies.
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So if you think about all the technologies that we use today in our daily lives from Waze to Lyft and Uber and other things, you know as they come out, there's already a cultural test bed, if you will, that are willing to really try out those things.
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Samsung describes the network as follows: Daegu will serve as a test bed for the IoT network, and focus on setting up and adopting infrastructure for renewable energy solutions, cloud platforms and big data analytics of healthcare and medical services, as well as electric vehicle infrastructure for autonomous cars.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)That alone is a major feat for a technology that most people still talk about in a theoretical sense, but more importantly, it provides a real test bed that Verizon and device makers like Motorola can use to enhance 5G and the gadgets that run on it.
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Click here to view original GIFWhen Mike Sannikov was designing an arcade game controller and needed to test which brand of buttons would work best, he didn't just read some online reviews—he bought a small sampling of buttons and used them to build this gorgeous music sequencer as a test bed.
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He said that this was on the company's roadmap, and now Rapyd is in a pilot in Indonesia — an interesting test bed, considering that the country's is spread across thousands of islands — where it has integrated a logistics service and given access to a single merchant as stage one of its closed beta.
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Microsoft received a $480 million contract last fall to develop the IVAS headset, and "the funding supported the Army's ability to kick-start the development of the initial IVAS capability sets and the test bed to evaluate the critical capabilities and integration into the overarching Synthetic Training Environment," an STE team spokeswoman told Business Insider.
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After winning a competition in 2017 to build a smart city development on a 12-acre plot of derelict publicly owned land called Quayside, Sidewalk offered a dazzling array of innovations intended not just to push Toronto into the future, but also to act as a test bed and a model for similar developments worldwide.
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The structures he created include other versions of the outdoor structure: the advertising sign, the monument, and so makes this small swath of public park space a test bed for Ward's ideas about intervening in natural settings with things that don't quite belong, don't fit, and make the landscape a place to explore rather than dominate.
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Behold, the Multiple Actuator Research Test bed for Yaw control (MARTY), which shreds up a track in this new video released on Monday: Developed by Stanford professor of mechanical engineering Chris Gerdes and operated primarily by engineering student Jonathan Goh, MARTY is a 1981 DeLorean with a 21st century makeover—Gerdes and his students swapped out its gasoline engine with an a modified electric supercar system made by Renovo Motors.
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