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Intel's Tiny Chip for 'Internet of Things'

2014-09-11 04:22:58| Wireless - Topix.net

Among those now hitting the market are Intel's Edison, a Announced earlier this year at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the Edison is "designed to enable rapid innovation and product development from inventors, entrepreneurs and consumer product designers," according to Intel. Intel distributed the $50 Edison module to IDF attendees to encourage developers and "makers" to create small or wearable devices for the commercial market.

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IP Controlled, Tiny 32-ch Solid-State Relays Control card

2014-09-08 06:00:00| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

Online-Devices announces new Industrial IP Controlled, Tiny 32-ch Solid-State Relays Control card, provides 1Amp on each output, fully protected, aimed at Inductive Loads and Resistive ones.<br /> <br /> The new Intelligent-Appliance High Efficient Solid-State Relay card, the IA-3121-E, handles 12 to 30VDC loads with a tiny voltage drop of 60 millivolts keeps temperature down as well as space volume.<br /> <br /> This compact structure may be used as a Power Digital Output creature with an ...This story is related to the following:Solid State Relays |

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Mass Fidelity's 'Core' Wireless Speaker: Stereo Sound in a Tiny Box

2014-09-05 04:38:29| PC Magazine Speakers Product Guide

Mass Fidelity's tiny speaker generates a big stereo sound field with "wave field synthesis."

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DARPAs tiny implants will hook directly into your nervous system, treat diseases and depression without medication

2014-08-29 16:15:31| Extremetech

DARPA, on the back of the US government's BRAIN program, has begun the development of tiny electronic implants that interface directly with your nervous system and can directly control and regulate many different diseases and chronic conditions, such as arthritis, PTSD, inflammatory bowel diseases (Crohn's disease), and depression. The program, called ElectRx (pronounced 'electrics'), ultimately aims to replace medication with "closed-loop" neural implants, which constantly assess the state of your health, and then provide the necessary nerve stimulation to keep your various organs and biological systems functioning properly.

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