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(Patent) Intel Pursues a Patent for a Safety System for a Vehicle
[Tech]
2020/05/10 09:08
US patent application 20200133281 discloses a safety system for a vehicle that includes processors configured to determine uncertainty in predictions from a driving model during vehicle operation,Adjust parameters of the driving model, and provide the adjusted parameters to a control system of the vehicle. The illustrations depict the uncertainty in predictions.Patent Application : https://bit....
Fat Iron : Iron Off Stubborn Fat & Stretch Marks
[Product]
2020/05/10 09:07
World's 1st FDA cleared & clinically tested home use device that TRULY IRONS OFF FAT! The only FDA cleared device made for home-use that lets you sculpt the body you want. Fat Iron combines 3 clinically proven powerful Fat-reducing and skin-tightening technologies. They work in synergy to iron away stubborn fat, stretch marks, saggy skin, and wrinkles while strengthening & toning your m...
Why Americans Wanted To Work Remotely Pre-Coronavirus
[Consumer]
2020/05/10 09:06
The bad news regarding the spread of COVID-19 keeps flowing and its hard not to feel disheartened, depressed, disgruntled or just downright weary. Even in the early weeks of the pandemic, people all over the world latched onto whatever positives they could, whether it was the return of wildlife to eerily empty cities or the courage and tenacity of the healthcare workers on the frontlines of the...
Stanford - Enabling Electric Cars to Recharge Themselves Wirelessly as They Drive
[Tech]
2020/05/10 09:05
Stanford researchers one step closer toward enabling electric cars to recharge themselves wirelessly as they drive.Engineers have demonstrated a practical way to use magnetism to transmit electricity wirelessly to recharge electric cars, robots or even drones. The technology could be scaled up to power electric cars as they drive over highways, robots on factory floors and drones hovering over...
This Science-Backed Face Mask Made by an MIT-Founded Fashion Brand - Maskº
[Product]
2020/05/10 09:04
Looking for a mask? Ministry of Supply has a Nelson Labs-certified filtrating mask that puts your cotton bandanna to shame.As restrictions begin to loosen in the coming weeks, getting “back out there” is going to look a little different. Companies including Uber and JetBlue are requiring masks for all passengers, while places like Washington, D.C., and L.A. have mandated wearing them in groce...
What If The iPhone's Camera Module is a Detachable ?
[Design]
2020/05/10 09:03
I’m fully aware that when I’m paying over $1000 for an iPhone, a healthy amount of that is going towards the camera hardware, which everyone will agree is Apple’s crown jewel… so why not just be able to buy that camera module? Louis Berger envisions a Google Project Ara-esque setup where the smartphone’s camera is a detachable module that you can either attach to a larger screen and use as...
(PDF) Mckinsey - How COVID-19 is Accelerating 5 Key Trends Shaping the Chinese Economy
[Investing]
2020/05/07 09:10
Events expected to play out in the Chinese economy over the next several years have been compressed into a short few months.Over the last few months, COVID-19 has spread across the world, uniting humanity in a shared experience that has highlighted the vulnerability of our societies. As the first country to grapple with the crisis, China has been on the frontlines both of post-COVID-19 economic...
Cuseum Debuts Museum From Home AR Experience for Closed Art Galleries
[Business]
2020/05/07 09:09
Coronavirus-related closures of retail stores and restaurants have received the lion’s share of attention over the past two months, but other public gathering spaces have been similarly impacted, including art galleries and museums. Today, museum app maker Cuseum debuted Museum From Home, an augmented reality solution that lets users experience famous works of art as if they’re hanging on the...
(Paper) Electronic Skin Fully Powered by Sweat Can Monitor Health
[Tech]
2020/05/07 09:08
The electronic skin uses sweat as its fuel source, and can host various sensors and wireless comms.Many of us now keep tabs on how we're doing by wearing health and fitness trackers like those from Fitbit, which run on batteries that need charging. Researchers from Caltech have developed an electronic skin that can be packed with sensors, and that's powered by the sweat of its wearer."One of th...
