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Recent Surveys Spot Near-Earth Asteroids Hidden in the Glare of the Sun
A new study reveals that new surveys are increasingly detecting new Near-Earth objects, including asteroids, that were previously hidden due to the glare of the Sun. These telescopic surveys are braving the Sun’s glare and searching for asteroids toward the Sun during twilight, unlike previous surveys that had a 'blind spot' for these celestial o...
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Human Echolocators Can Identify Targets Better From Off-Axis Than From Straight Ahead
A new research has found that echolocation services work drastically better when a target is detected from sideways than when the echoes are coming from straight ahead. The researchers have noticed that human echolocators are better at localising a target from 45° off to the side as compared to identifying a target from straight ahead at 0°.
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Tenda CP3 Security Camera With 1080p Resolution, Artificial Intelligence Launched in India: Details
Tenda CP3 has been launched in India and is currently available in leading retail stores at Rs. 2,999. The security camera will be available on ecommerce websites starting June 6. The security camera is targeted towards small homes and offices. It comes with features like S-motion detection and motion tracking. It can rotate 360-degrees to cover al...
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Researchers Develop Smart Lens That Could Help to Treat Leading Cause of Blindness Worldwide
A team of Chinese researchers have developed a compact wireless device – a flexible (smart) contact lens – that appears to detect rising eye pressure. When the lens detects that eye pressure has reached a risk level, the wireless system triggers the release of the drug. The drug flows from the underside of the lens across the cornea into the ey...
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Honda Sensing 360 Omnidirectional Safety & Driver Assistive System Unveiled
Honda is gunning for zero traffic collision fatalities involving its motorbikes and automobiles by 2050, globally.
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Piaggio Group Developing 4D Radar For Motorcycles
The system will have multiple functions such as Blind Sport Detection, Lan Change Assist and Forward Collision Warning.
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2021 Ducati Multistrada V4 Gets Adaptive Cruise Control In North America
Ducati Multistrada V4 owners in the US have the option to activate the Adaptive Cruise Control if equipped. The system has been approved in Canada as well.
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Tech Review: Hyundai's Alcazar Is Big And Loaded With Tech
The Alcazar packs in tons of technology and gizmos which make it quite an interesting and fun place to be.
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Lok Sabha Election Boom Time For India's Best Known Woman Detective
As India's best-known female private eye, Rajani Pandit has posed as crazy, blind and deaf to solve murders and unmask unsuitable fiances. But election time is boom time for the woman dubbed "Miss Marple".
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Kyocera Introduces 3D Displaying System For Safe Driving
Kyocera Corporation has developed a 3D displaying system, which alerts drivers through various visual warnings such as pedestrians and other cars in blind spots by detecting them early with its original auto-sensing system
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KTM To Include New Sensor-Based Safety Technology On Future Motorcycles
KTM will introduce adaptive cruise control and blind spot detection systems on future models, which will be available on model year 2021 motorcycles.
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KTM Working On Sensor-Based Rider Assist Technologies
KTM is working on radar based technologies such as adaptive cruise control and blind spot detection to be introduced on its bikes in a few years.
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A Simple Eye Test Can Detect Glaucoma Nearly 20 Years Before the Symptoms Start Showing
Treatment is much more successful when it is begun in early stages of the disease, when sight loss is minimal.
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Google Bets Big On Artificial Intelligence
Pointing out to a paper published by Google recently, Pichai said machine learning can be used to detect diabetic retina, which can cause blindness if treatment isn't administered on time.
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Indian-Origin Scientist Behind Most Detailed Map to Detect Vision Loss
Scientists, including one of Indian-origin, have created the most detailed map to date of a region of the human eye long associated with blinding diseases, such as age-related macular degeneration.
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Recent Surveys Spot Near-Earth Asteroids Hidden in the Glare of the Sun
A new study reveals that new surveys are increasingly detecting new Near-Earth objects, including asteroids, that were previously hidden due to the glare of the Sun. These telescopic surveys are braving the Sun’s glare and searching for asteroids toward the Sun during twilight, unlike previous surveys that had a 'blind spot' for these celestial o...
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Human Echolocators Can Identify Targets Better From Off-Axis Than From Straight Ahead
A new research has found that echolocation services work drastically better when a target is detected from sideways than when the echoes are coming from straight ahead. The researchers have noticed that human echolocators are better at localising a target from 45° off to the side as compared to identifying a target from straight ahead at 0°.
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Tenda CP3 Security Camera With 1080p Resolution, Artificial Intelligence Launched in India: Details
Tenda CP3 has been launched in India and is currently available in leading retail stores at Rs. 2,999. The security camera will be available on ecommerce websites starting June 6. The security camera is targeted towards small homes and offices. It comes with features like S-motion detection and motion tracking. It can rotate 360-degrees to cover al...
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Researchers Develop Smart Lens That Could Help to Treat Leading Cause of Blindness Worldwide
A team of Chinese researchers have developed a compact wireless device – a flexible (smart) contact lens – that appears to detect rising eye pressure. When the lens detects that eye pressure has reached a risk level, the wireless system triggers the release of the drug. The drug flows from the underside of the lens across the cornea into the ey...
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Honda Sensing 360 Omnidirectional Safety & Driver Assistive System Unveiled
Honda is gunning for zero traffic collision fatalities involving its motorbikes and automobiles by 2050, globally.
-
Piaggio Group Developing 4D Radar For Motorcycles
The system will have multiple functions such as Blind Sport Detection, Lan Change Assist and Forward Collision Warning.
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2021 Ducati Multistrada V4 Gets Adaptive Cruise Control In North America
Ducati Multistrada V4 owners in the US have the option to activate the Adaptive Cruise Control if equipped. The system has been approved in Canada as well.
-
Tech Review: Hyundai's Alcazar Is Big And Loaded With Tech
The Alcazar packs in tons of technology and gizmos which make it quite an interesting and fun place to be.
-
Lok Sabha Election Boom Time For India's Best Known Woman Detective
As India's best-known female private eye, Rajani Pandit has posed as crazy, blind and deaf to solve murders and unmask unsuitable fiances. But election time is boom time for the woman dubbed "Miss Marple".
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Kyocera Introduces 3D Displaying System For Safe Driving
Kyocera Corporation has developed a 3D displaying system, which alerts drivers through various visual warnings such as pedestrians and other cars in blind spots by detecting them early with its original auto-sensing system
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KTM To Include New Sensor-Based Safety Technology On Future Motorcycles
KTM will introduce adaptive cruise control and blind spot detection systems on future models, which will be available on model year 2021 motorcycles.
-
KTM Working On Sensor-Based Rider Assist Technologies
KTM is working on radar based technologies such as adaptive cruise control and blind spot detection to be introduced on its bikes in a few years.
-
A Simple Eye Test Can Detect Glaucoma Nearly 20 Years Before the Symptoms Start Showing
Treatment is much more successful when it is begun in early stages of the disease, when sight loss is minimal.
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Google Bets Big On Artificial Intelligence
Pointing out to a paper published by Google recently, Pichai said machine learning can be used to detect diabetic retina, which can cause blindness if treatment isn't administered on time.
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Indian-Origin Scientist Behind Most Detailed Map to Detect Vision Loss
Scientists, including one of Indian-origin, have created the most detailed map to date of a region of the human eye long associated with blinding diseases, such as age-related macular degeneration.
