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Researchers Design Low-Power Sensor to Track Eye Pressure Changes

A team of engineers from the University of Washington has developed a low-power sensor...

New Invention from HP Calculates 640TBs of Data in One Billionth of a Second

A new invention by HP could change the future of computing. Named The Machine,...

DMAS Reaches 16th Position at 2014 Dutch Innovation Awards Top 100

Dutch Microwave Absorber Solutions is proud to announce they have reached the 16th position...

Menda ID Introduces Shop Travelers In Five Colors

Menda ID has announced they are now manufacturing vinyl Shop Travelers in five colors:...

KOA Speer Introduces New 3 Watt Current Sensing Metal Plate Chip Resistor

KOA Speer Electronics has introduced its new TLR, 3W current sensing metal plate chip...
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Opel’s Adam Rocks City Car Being Tested for Electromagnetic Compatibility

To prepare for the sale of Adam Rocks, Opel has announced the city car’s...

Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) Test Site Opens in Nevada for Research Purposes

The Federal Aviation Administration has announced the readiness of an unmanned aircraft systems test...

Lower Electromagnetic Pollution from Power Lines Mandated by Brazilian Courts

The Brazilian Judiciary has found that electromagnetic fields generated by power lines in São...

Over 25,000 Pneumatic Nailers Recalled Due to Injury Risk

Hitachi Koki has issued a recall of two models of 3 1/4 inch pneumatic...

Researchers Using Low-Frequency Magnetic Fields to Track a Football

A team of researchers from North Carolina State University and Carnegie Mellon University are...
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