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A rail car might have a whole host of sensors (and) communication tools, and when that equipment is manufactured in China... and when that equipment sometimes can be upgraded on a remote basis in terms of a software upgrade, there are national security implications. – Mark WarnerRate it:
As much pre-processing and sensors as you can do, you might still occasionally hit things and this could be quite detrimental. And so if you can be more robust when hitting something you could potentially go into a more risky environment. – Amanda StowersRate it:
Basically what it does is that it has a central part, LED lights which are lit all the time. When the cyclist moves to the left it activates the indicator on the left side. When the right arm is moved it activates the indicator on the right side. This system has two forms, one which is prevention and to illuminate and the other is an alert system. This system connects to mobile phone sensors so that when there is a change in acceleration it sends those registered details that there is a change in acceleration and probably an accident and a location where the cyclist can be found. So it has two things, firstly prevention and the other is an alert system in case of an accident. – Damian RealRate it:
Collaborations with citizen scientists are getting increasingly important because they can become mobile sensors that chase interesting aurora easily and catch new features that scientists didnt notice before. – Toshi NishimuraRate it:
Cost is very, very important, these things are extremely expensive at the moment, especially the lidar sensors. We need to get to a technology that is scalable. – Alex HitzingerRate it:
Expect systems involving large numbers of sensors, eventually scaling to 8-10 cameras per car. – Matthew RobisonRate it:
Fleye is supercharged with sensors like most drones, accelerometers, gyros, altimeters. It is also using computer vision to find where it is in space, especially indoors where you don't have GPS. So, Fleye is capable of staying on the same spot hovering without any pilot controlling it just by looking at the environment so it knows where it is, so we have a vision of the future of flying robots which becomes totally autonomous. So no more pilot in the loop, floating around us and helping us with many different tasks, collecting data, transporting things for us. – Laurent EschenauerRate it:
For the indoor navigation system, there are sensors [accelerometers] within the shoe that determine how fast you're moving, acceleration and the angles that your foot has traveled. And from this data, the system can calculate the path that you have walked. – Klevis YlliRate it:
FPC has seen a strong sequential increase of order inflow and a continued increased interest from smartphone manufacturers in integrating the company's touch fingerprint sensors during the last months. – Fingerprint CardsRate it:
Future studies should test ways to combine these technologies with effective engagement strategies to change patient behavior to treat or reduce their risk from these conditions, as more sensors of higher accuracy get integrated into smartwatches and smartphones... the prediction accuracy for various health conditions using machine learning techniques will continue to improve. – Mitesh PatelRate it:
Half of all the smartphone users we talked to believe that internal sensors will give updates on their health and well-being in only three years, it’s a bit like wearables, but internal sensors in our bodies will be the new wearables. It doesn’t even stop there, he added. When you start asking questions about this, you realize eight out of 10 smartphone owners would like to augment things like sensory perception and cognitive ability with technology. So you have interest in things like vision, memory and hearing and, to me, that is quite surprising. – Michael BjornRate it:
If you look at the X-51, the size is slightly too big to put it on our current bombers, it was made as a demonstrator. There’s no weapon in it. There are no sensors on board for controlling the guidance. So we’re looking at making it more durable, getting the guidance control developed so that it can become a weapon system, developing the ordnance. – Kenneth DavidsonRate it:
If you want to build a very durable, long-lasting vehicle that doesn't waste a lot of spare parts, that can be in conflict with a vehicle that has a bunch of advanced sensors on it. – Sanjay DastoorRate it:
Imagine the kind of data we could capture if patient monitors were as small as a dime. As sensor technology evolves, the industry will move toward more unobtrusive monitoring options that will be able to capture patient vitals and other data from sensors embedded into clothing or other materials, we could give patients a robe or necklace as soon as they enter the hospital, and monitor their journey across the health continuum, allowing clinicians to make more informed diagnosis and effective treatment plans. This kind of technology can also be critical in identifying physiological changes from a distance, making it easier to monitor patient traffic, especially during an epidemic. – Michael MancusoRate it:
Instead of sending bits of information back up to a command post, the autonomy kits can enable sensors to perform detection and object identification in real time…and then push that information up to a human. – Osie DavidRate it:
Intel sensing solutions will bring consumers new experiences and will change the way people capture and share 3D images, that Intel chose us for mass production of such sensors is very positive. – Avi StrumRate it:
Interference caused the home security system to increase its power transmission to each of the little sensors on the windows and doors, their batteries were dying faster, so our customer constantly had these false alarms and battery alarms. – Todd MerschRate it:
It proves that sensors from another country's ship can be used to give the Navy early warning of potential threats, and those ships can be used to protect American ships. – Riki EllisonRate it:
It was built around 79 cubic feet of empty space in the belly of the airplane. That gives you the capability to put anything that the customers want to put in there, the skin of the airplane on the belly is non-stressed, so it's open and available to cut holes into for antennas and for sensors to look out. So right now we have two fully retractable sensors in the belly of the airplane. We have brushless starter generators on the airplane to provide a lot of power, so it's built to go out and go a long way, stay out on station for a long time and come back. – Dan HinsonRate it:
It’s going to allow people in and out of the city for major events with less congestion, it’s going to allow them to find parking spots quicker through mobile applications on their phones and parking lot sensors. It will expose people to these advanced technologies that are going to be commonplace in five, 10 years. – Doug MarsdenRate it:
NASA and Japan are sharing the best sensors, but not China, this is a problem. We need to work together to make this work. – Yi LiuRate it:
Next-gen smart TVs and devices run complex software, have Internet connections, and often have integrated sensors like microphones, these features enable things like internet streaming services and voice-commands, but can unfortunately be subverted by hackers if the device gets compromised. – Matt TaitRate it:
Our ultimate goal is to replace the function of the lost limb, and we've been doing so step-by-step and doing very well. However, as our technology move on - you have sensors for muscles, you're able to replace function by the new mind-controlled prosthetics - the next step might be to get sensing from the environment so you have a feedback loop. – Thorvaldur IngvarssonRate it:
Self-driving cars may be far in the future, but the building blocks that start with active safety involve a significant amount of content, expect systems involving large numbers of sensors, eventually scaling to 8-10 cameras per car. – Matthew RobisonRate it:

A rail car might have a whole host of sensors (and) communication tools, and when that equipment is manufactured in China... and when that equipment sometimes can be upgraded on a remote basis in terms of a software upgrade, there are national security implications.

– Mark WarnerRate it:

As much pre-processing and sensors as you can do, you might still occasionally hit things and this could be quite detrimental. And so if you can be more robust when hitting something you could potentially go into a more risky environment.

– Amanda StowersRate it:

Basically what it does is that it has a central part, LED lights which are lit all the time. When the cyclist moves to the left it activates the indicator on the left side. When the right arm is moved it activates the indicator on the right side. This system has two forms, one which is prevention and to illuminate and the other is an alert system. This system connects to mobile phone sensors so that when there is a change in acceleration it sends those registered details that there is a change in acceleration and probably an accident and a location where the cyclist can be found. So it has two things, firstly prevention and the other is an alert system in case of an accident.

– Damian RealRate it:

Collaborations with citizen scientists are getting increasingly important because they can become mobile sensors that chase interesting aurora easily and catch new features that scientists didnt notice before.

– Toshi NishimuraRate it:

Cost is very, very important, these things are extremely expensive at the moment, especially the lidar sensors. We need to get to a technology that is scalable.

– Alex HitzingerRate it:

Expect systems involving large numbers of sensors, eventually scaling to 8-10 cameras per car.

– Matthew RobisonRate it:

Fleye is supercharged with sensors like most drones, accelerometers, gyros, altimeters. It is also using computer vision to find where it is in space, especially indoors where you don't have GPS. So, Fleye is capable of staying on the same spot hovering without any pilot controlling it just by looking at the environment so it knows where it is, so we have a vision of the future of flying robots which becomes totally autonomous. So no more pilot in the loop, floating around us and helping us with many different tasks, collecting data, transporting things for us.

– Laurent EschenauerRate it:

For the indoor navigation system, there are sensors [accelerometers] within the shoe that determine how fast you're moving, acceleration and the angles that your foot has traveled. And from this data, the system can calculate the path that you have walked.

– Klevis YlliRate it:

FPC has seen a strong sequential increase of order inflow and a continued increased interest from smartphone manufacturers in integrating the company's touch fingerprint sensors during the last months.

– Fingerprint CardsRate it:

Future studies should test ways to combine these technologies with effective engagement strategies to change patient behavior to treat or reduce their risk from these conditions, as more sensors of higher accuracy get integrated into smartwatches and smartphones... the prediction accuracy for various health conditions using machine learning techniques will continue to improve.

– Mitesh PatelRate it:

Half of all the smartphone users we talked to believe that internal sensors will give updates on their health and well-being in only three years, it’s a bit like wearables, but internal sensors in our bodies will be the new wearables. It doesn’t even stop there, he added. When you start asking questions about this, you realize eight out of 10 smartphone owners would like to augment things like sensory perception and cognitive ability with technology. So you have interest in things like vision, memory and hearing and, to me, that is quite surprising.

– Michael BjornRate it:

If you look at the X-51, the size is slightly too big to put it on our current bombers, it was made as a demonstrator. There’s no weapon in it. There are no sensors on board for controlling the guidance. So we’re looking at making it more durable, getting the guidance control developed so that it can become a weapon system, developing the ordnance.

– Kenneth DavidsonRate it:

If you want to build a very durable, long-lasting vehicle that doesn't waste a lot of spare parts, that can be in conflict with a vehicle that has a bunch of advanced sensors on it.

– Sanjay DastoorRate it:

Imagine the kind of data we could capture if patient monitors were as small as a dime. As sensor technology evolves, the industry will move toward more unobtrusive monitoring options that will be able to capture patient vitals and other data from sensors embedded into clothing or other materials, we could give patients a robe or necklace as soon as they enter the hospital, and monitor their journey across the health continuum, allowing clinicians to make more informed diagnosis and effective treatment plans. This kind of technology can also be critical in identifying physiological changes from a distance, making it easier to monitor patient traffic, especially during an epidemic.

– Michael MancusoRate it:

Instead of sending bits of information back up to a command post, the autonomy kits can enable sensors to perform detection and object identification in real time…and then push that information up to a human.

– Osie DavidRate it:

Intel sensing solutions will bring consumers new experiences and will change the way people capture and share 3D images, that Intel chose us for mass production of such sensors is very positive.

– Avi StrumRate it:

Interference caused the home security system to increase its power transmission to each of the little sensors on the windows and doors, their batteries were dying faster, so our customer constantly had these false alarms and battery alarms.

– Todd MerschRate it:

It proves that sensors from another country's ship can be used to give the Navy early warning of potential threats, and those ships can be used to protect American ships.

– Riki EllisonRate it:

It was built around 79 cubic feet of empty space in the belly of the airplane. That gives you the capability to put anything that the customers want to put in there, the skin of the airplane on the belly is non-stressed, so it's open and available to cut holes into for antennas and for sensors to look out. So right now we have two fully retractable sensors in the belly of the airplane. We have brushless starter generators on the airplane to provide a lot of power, so it's built to go out and go a long way, stay out on station for a long time and come back.

– Dan HinsonRate it:

It’s going to allow people in and out of the city for major events with less congestion, it’s going to allow them to find parking spots quicker through mobile applications on their phones and parking lot sensors. It will expose people to these advanced technologies that are going to be commonplace in five, 10 years.

– Doug MarsdenRate it:

NASA and Japan are sharing the best sensors, but not China, this is a problem. We need to work together to make this work.

– Yi LiuRate it:

Next-gen smart TVs and devices run complex software, have Internet connections, and often have integrated sensors like microphones, these features enable things like internet streaming services and voice-commands, but can unfortunately be subverted by hackers if the device gets compromised.

– Matt TaitRate it:

Our ultimate goal is to replace the function of the lost limb, and we've been doing so step-by-step and doing very well. However, as our technology move on - you have sensors for muscles, you're able to replace function by the new mind-controlled prosthetics - the next step might be to get sensing from the environment so you have a feedback loop.

– Thorvaldur IngvarssonRate it:

Self-driving cars may be far in the future, but the building blocks that start with active safety involve a significant amount of content, expect systems involving large numbers of sensors, eventually scaling to 8-10 cameras per car.

– Matthew RobisonRate it:

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