In Compliance News

A study to develop plans and costs for creating e-waste material recovery facilities in the BIMP-EAGA countries will be undertaken by the environment and ICT clusters of the BIMP-EAGA.

Nationwide Industries has recalled their 10 and 20 inch magnetic gate latches due to failure to keep hazardous areas secure. These Trident Latches are often used to secure gates to swimming pools.

A team of researchers at Virginia Tech have developed at battery that utilizes sugar creating an energy-dense battery that could replace traditional batteries. These new batteries would be more economical, refillable and biogradable. 

A two-year $550,000 grant has been awarded to the Pennsylvania Technical Assistance Program (PennTAP) at Penn State University by the Pennsylvania Department of Community & Economic Development (DCED).

The IEEE Standards Associated has announced the winner of their “I Spy Ethernet IEEE 802.3™” contest, Rahul Kar, an IT student from Calcutta, India. Mr. Kar’s submission represented smart cities based on the Internet of Things.