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NASA's Ingenuity Helicopter May Become Weather Station for 20 Years on Mars
The Ingenuity Mars Helicopter, designed for five test flights, surpassed expectations with 72 missions before a crash ended its flight capabilities. Despite the damage, its sensors and systems remain functional, allowing it to act as a weather station. Communication with the helicopter relies on the Perseverance rover, which is moving farther away,...
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Samsung Patent Application Describes a New Sensor-Shift-Like Optical Image Stabilisation Technology
Samsung might be working on developing a new camera technology that will offer optical image stabilisation (OIS) using a different process. The new technology was spotted in a patent application, and it described an actuator which will enable moving the sensor base plate. It is believed that this patent highlights image stabilisation using sensor s...
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A Technique That's Helping Experts Find Out Changes In Oceans. It's Not Robots Or AI
The ocean stores most of the heat energy put into the atmosphere from human activity. So, understanding how this heat moves around helps researchers monitor oceans around the globe.
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Forest Officer Shares First-Ever Camera Trap Pic Of Tiger In Mahananda Wildlife Sanctuary
A camera trap is simply a digital camera connected to an infrared sensor, which can see objects that are moving, like animals.
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Chinese Startup Invents Kissing Machine for Long-Distance Lovers Inspired by Lengthy Lockdowns
The MUA, a kissing machine for long-distance lovers, has been invented by a Chinese startup. The device, inspired by lengthy lockdowns in China, transmits users' kiss data collected through motion sensors hidden in silicon lips. These lips simultaneously move when replaying sound and warm up slightly during kissing. Users can even download kissing ...
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Chinese Firm Invents Long-Distance Kissing Machine For Remote Lovers
A Chinese start-up inspired by lockdown isolation has invented a long-distance kissing machine that transmits users' kiss data collected through motion sensors hidden in silicon lips, which simultaneously move when replaying kisses received.
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Redmi Note 12 Pro+ 5G First Impressions: Moving Up the Ladder
The Redmi Note 12 Pro+ 5G is the most expensive Note series phone, ever. Its spec sheet has some big numbers such as a 200-megapixel main camera, 120W HyperCharge, 120Hz AMOLED display, and a MediaTek Dimensity 1080 SoC. This premium hardware, of course, also attracts a higher price tag.
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Vivo X90 Series Tipped to Launch in December, Vivo S16 Lineup Moved to 2023
A tipster has suggested that the Vivo X90 series could debut in China in December. Around the same time the product life cycle of the Vivo X80 series is also supposed to end. The X90 series is said to be equipped with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC. Meanwhile, the Vivo S16 lineup launch has supposedly been moved to 2023.
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Xiaomi CyberDog, a Robotic Dog Powered by Nvidia's AI Platform, Unveiled in India
Xiaomi on Monday unveiled the CyberDog in India. The company claims that CyberDog can execute complex motions including back flips and is said to offer a moving speed of up to 3.2 metres per second. The cyberDog has 11 sensors, including cameras, GPS modules, touch, and an ultrasonic sensor to process data.
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Optimizing Built-in Tyre Pressure Monitoring Sensors
Miniature sensors that control vehicle performance are built in such a way that they can function adequately while being mounted directly on rolling tyres. They must be sensitive enough to take measurements while moving and durable enough to endure the environment.
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Alphabet's Waymo To Stop Selling Lidar Self-Driving Car Sensors
The move to stop selling lidars comes after the departure of CEO John Krafcik and some other executives, which had fueled questions about whether Waymo would rethink its strategy after failing to generate significant revenue for over a decade.
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Alphabet's Waymo to Stop Selling LiDAR Self-Driving Car Sensors to Other Firms
Waymo said that it has ended a two-year effort to sell light detection and ranging (LiDAR) sensors to other companies.
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Tesla Is Using In-Car Cameras For Monitoring Proper Use Of AutoPilot
Tesla has faced extreme scrutiny in light of accidents caused by AutoPilot which is why it is making moves towards remedying the issue.
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Sony IMX661 127.68 Megapixel Image Sensor With Global Shutter Function Launched
Sony has launched a new CMOS image sensor that it claims has the highest effective pixel count of 127.68 megapixels in the industry. It also comes with Sony’s global shutter pixel technology called “Pregius”, which it said can capture moving images without distortion.
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Xiaomi Quad-Curved Waterfall Display Concept Phone With No Bezels, Ports, or Buttons Unveiled
Xiaomi’s new quad-curved waterfall display concept phone has curved edges on all sides enabling a flowing, waterfall-like display running on what appears to be a modified version of MIUI. There are no ports or buttons on the handset and the video indicates that the phone may have touch sensors to adjust volume and access the power button. Because...
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NASA's Ingenuity Helicopter May Become Weather Station for 20 Years on Mars
The Ingenuity Mars Helicopter, designed for five test flights, surpassed expectations with 72 missions before a crash ended its flight capabilities. Despite the damage, its sensors and systems remain functional, allowing it to act as a weather station. Communication with the helicopter relies on the Perseverance rover, which is moving farther away,...
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Samsung Patent Application Describes a New Sensor-Shift-Like Optical Image Stabilisation Technology
Samsung might be working on developing a new camera technology that will offer optical image stabilisation (OIS) using a different process. The new technology was spotted in a patent application, and it described an actuator which will enable moving the sensor base plate. It is believed that this patent highlights image stabilisation using sensor s...
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A Technique That's Helping Experts Find Out Changes In Oceans. It's Not Robots Or AI
The ocean stores most of the heat energy put into the atmosphere from human activity. So, understanding how this heat moves around helps researchers monitor oceans around the globe.
-
Forest Officer Shares First-Ever Camera Trap Pic Of Tiger In Mahananda Wildlife Sanctuary
A camera trap is simply a digital camera connected to an infrared sensor, which can see objects that are moving, like animals.
-
Chinese Startup Invents Kissing Machine for Long-Distance Lovers Inspired by Lengthy Lockdowns
The MUA, a kissing machine for long-distance lovers, has been invented by a Chinese startup. The device, inspired by lengthy lockdowns in China, transmits users' kiss data collected through motion sensors hidden in silicon lips. These lips simultaneously move when replaying sound and warm up slightly during kissing. Users can even download kissing ...
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Chinese Firm Invents Long-Distance Kissing Machine For Remote Lovers
A Chinese start-up inspired by lockdown isolation has invented a long-distance kissing machine that transmits users' kiss data collected through motion sensors hidden in silicon lips, which simultaneously move when replaying kisses received.
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Redmi Note 12 Pro+ 5G First Impressions: Moving Up the Ladder
The Redmi Note 12 Pro+ 5G is the most expensive Note series phone, ever. Its spec sheet has some big numbers such as a 200-megapixel main camera, 120W HyperCharge, 120Hz AMOLED display, and a MediaTek Dimensity 1080 SoC. This premium hardware, of course, also attracts a higher price tag.
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Vivo X90 Series Tipped to Launch in December, Vivo S16 Lineup Moved to 2023
A tipster has suggested that the Vivo X90 series could debut in China in December. Around the same time the product life cycle of the Vivo X80 series is also supposed to end. The X90 series is said to be equipped with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC. Meanwhile, the Vivo S16 lineup launch has supposedly been moved to 2023.
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Xiaomi CyberDog, a Robotic Dog Powered by Nvidia's AI Platform, Unveiled in India
Xiaomi on Monday unveiled the CyberDog in India. The company claims that CyberDog can execute complex motions including back flips and is said to offer a moving speed of up to 3.2 metres per second. The cyberDog has 11 sensors, including cameras, GPS modules, touch, and an ultrasonic sensor to process data.
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Optimizing Built-in Tyre Pressure Monitoring Sensors
Miniature sensors that control vehicle performance are built in such a way that they can function adequately while being mounted directly on rolling tyres. They must be sensitive enough to take measurements while moving and durable enough to endure the environment.
-
Alphabet's Waymo To Stop Selling Lidar Self-Driving Car Sensors
The move to stop selling lidars comes after the departure of CEO John Krafcik and some other executives, which had fueled questions about whether Waymo would rethink its strategy after failing to generate significant revenue for over a decade.
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Alphabet's Waymo to Stop Selling LiDAR Self-Driving Car Sensors to Other Firms
Waymo said that it has ended a two-year effort to sell light detection and ranging (LiDAR) sensors to other companies.
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Tesla Is Using In-Car Cameras For Monitoring Proper Use Of AutoPilot
Tesla has faced extreme scrutiny in light of accidents caused by AutoPilot which is why it is making moves towards remedying the issue.
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Sony IMX661 127.68 Megapixel Image Sensor With Global Shutter Function Launched
Sony has launched a new CMOS image sensor that it claims has the highest effective pixel count of 127.68 megapixels in the industry. It also comes with Sony’s global shutter pixel technology called “Pregius”, which it said can capture moving images without distortion.
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Xiaomi Quad-Curved Waterfall Display Concept Phone With No Bezels, Ports, or Buttons Unveiled
Xiaomi’s new quad-curved waterfall display concept phone has curved edges on all sides enabling a flowing, waterfall-like display running on what appears to be a modified version of MIUI. There are no ports or buttons on the handset and the video indicates that the phone may have touch sensors to adjust volume and access the power button. Because...
