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Tango Wave Announces New Website And Exhibits At IBC2014

2014-08-04 11:21:30| rfglobalnet News Articles

Tango Wave, an up-and-coming premier global provider of Satellite Communications (SATCOM) power amplifier products, announced their new Website (www.tango-wave.com) is up and running.

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Movidius, the chip maker behind Googles Tango, wants to be the king of computational photography

2014-08-01 16:09:12| Extremetech

Already the heart of Google's Project Tango, Movidius is upping the stakes with a 20x more efficient chip -- the Myriad 2.

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Tango Wave Announces New Website and Exhibits at IBC2014

2014-08-01 06:00:00| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

SANTA CLARA, CALIF. – Tango Wave, an up-and-coming premier global provider of Satellite Communications (SATCOM) power amplifier products, announced their new Website (<a href="http://www.tango-wave.com">www.tango-wave.com</a>) is up and running. Tango Wave will also be participating in the IBC2014 (International Broadcasting Convention) conference and world-class exhibition in Amsterdam. Tango Wave is a manufacturer of high-power, high-linearity outdoor unit (ODU) Traveling Wave Tube ...

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NASAs new astronaut-replacing robots, powered by Google Tango smartphones, launch into space this week

2014-07-09 12:45:56| Extremetech

First robots stole our jobs here on Earth -- and now Google and NASA want to do the same to our astronauts. Later this week, Google and NASA will launch some Tango smartphone-powered SPHERES robots to the International Space Station. As their name suggests, SPHERES are spherical robots that will float through the halls of the ISS, powered by small CO2 thrusters, performing chores that would normally be carried out by astronauts. Tango, Google's sensor-laden prototype depth-sensing smartphone, will be the brain of each robot. In the future, the SPHERES robots could even perform risky tasks outside the ISS in the deep, dark, never-ending expanse.

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