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Wireless Patient Monitoring System improves ulcer prevention.

2015-02-23 14:30:46| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

Comprising of wearable sensors, Leaf wireless patient monitoring system improves caregivers' pressure ulcer prevention processes. Data collected by sensor is communicated wirelessly to central monitoring stations or mobile devices, enabling caregivers to check on patient position and movement. Alerts are issued when necessary to ensure patients are repositioned according to prescribed turning schedules to reduce pressure ulcer incidences.

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Grade Control System improves excavator performance, productivity.

2015-02-20 14:31:18| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

Bobcat Depth Check system is available for use with Bobcat® E32, E32i, E35, E35i, E42, E45, E50, and E55 compact excavators (standard or long-arm iterations). Sensor on trenching or grading bucket, sensor on arm, and sensor on boom connect to instrument panel inside cab to track precise location of bucket teeth. Accuracy of ±0.5 in. eliminates need for excavator operators to stop machine to enter and exit trench with depth measuring device. Unit also helps minimize over- and under-digging.

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Analog Video Decoder/Encoder for ADAS improves automotive safety.

2015-02-20 14:31:17| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

Able to replace up to 9 discrete components with one 10 x 10 mm WQFN chip, AEC-Q100 qualified TW9984 enables generation of 360° surround images for advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). Integration of 4 NTSC/PAL analog video decoders with 10-bit ADCs supports 4 analog camera inputs simultaneously. For system designer, flexible digital output interface facilitates sending of images to processor for combination of 4 images into unified around-view image.

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Telecom Italia FY sales down 7.8%, improves net debt

2015-02-20 08:49:00| Telecompaper Headlines

(Telecompaper) Telecom Italia reported full-year revenues down 7.8 percent to EUR 21.57 billion, a slight improvement on the previous year's fall of 9.1 percent. In a statement setting out its preliminary results, the company said its EBITDA for the year fell 7.9 percent to EUR 8.79 billion, while the EBITDA margin remained stable at 40.7 percent (40.8 percent in 2013). Net debt was reduced by EUR 156 million to EUR 26.65 billion, including the impact of EUR 0.9 billion for spectrum acquisition in Brazil and Argentina. Capex increased by EUR 584 million to EUR 4.98 billion, including the purchase of frequencies in the 700 MHz band in Brazil. Telecom Italia said the recovery of revenue performance in Italy continued thanks to improvements in its fixed and mobile businesses. Full-year sales fell 6.6 percent to EUR 15.30 billion, compared to a 9.6 percent decline the previous year. EBITDA dropped to EUR 6.99 billion compared to the previous year's EUR 7.74 billion, while capex came in at EUR 2.78 billion compared to EUR 3.03 billion in 2013. Telecom Italia's mobile unit TIM reported service revenues of EUR 5.09 billion for the year, down 8.7 percent from the previous year's result of EUR 5.58 billion. Wireline revenues dropped 6.7 percent to EUR 10.99 billion compared to EUR 11.79 billion in 2013.

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