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Jargon Entertainment FLEXUltra XT Video Wall Pushes the Boundaries of What LED Can Do

Entertainment/events company Jargon chooses a PixelFLEX FLEXUltra XT LED solution because it looked sharper in an industry where that really matters.

November 4, 2019 Jonathan Blackwood Leave a Comment

Through a focus on bringing together the right team with the right technology, Los Angeles-based Jargon Entertainment has been setting the highest standards for a dynamic on-camera experience for over 20 years. Having worked on many high-profile film and television productions around the world, their design team is always seeking to implement the most creative […]

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Rwanda’s New Factory is Producing First Smartphones Manufactured in Africa

Mara Group, a new smartphone manufacturer in Rwanda, is making more affordable phones and providing new jobs.

October 30, 2019 Jessica Messier Leave a Comment

Mara Group, a new smartphone manufacturer in Rwanda, is making more affordable phones and providing new jobs.

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Skin-On

Keep That Creepy Skin Away From My Devices

I like my cold, lifeless devices just the way they are and they don't need any more human-like features, like interactive humanoid skin.

October 25, 2019 Zachary Comeau Leave a Comment

Our smartphones already come equipped with lovely virtual assistants that sound like real people, but just wait until we start making our devices feel more human. Already, that feature is coming to our devices. Researcher Marc Teyssier, a Ph.D. student at Telecom ParisTech, is developing a terrifyingly realistic artificial skin interface for smartphones, laptops and […]

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7 Hidden Security Sensors That Prove You Shouldn’t Bring DIY Security to Your Office

These hidden security sensors are more advanced than any so-called DIY security products you could get. And yes, you DO need a professional to install them.

October 23, 2019 Adam Forziati Leave a Comment

If you’re in the technology industry, be it as an IT workhorse, a CIO, or as any kind of tech decision-maker, chances are you’re familiar with DIY wireless security systems (you know: the minimalist fonts; the IoT connectivity; the name which rhymes with “bing”). The consumer public is already convinced these systems will replace the […]

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What are Industrial Machine Learning Systems and How Are They Changing Industries?

Industrial machine learning transforms an industrial operation into a system of systems that can get products to market faster at a lower cost.

October 22, 2019 Joe Zulick Leave a Comment

The question that seems to get asked more often than not is to talk about how many industrial applications we can name for machine learning. Well, frankly that’s the wrong question. Industrial machine learning is not a device you can plug into a production line and make the production line operate better than it did […]

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13 Coins Seattle: A Restaurant That Can Scale Up Its Screens Easily

This Ultra HD Over IP system provided by Wipliance provides Seattle dining institution 13 Coins with an easily scalable screen solution.

October 14, 2019 Jonathan Blackwood Leave a Comment

With its building slated for redevelopment last year, 13 Coins — a Seattle dining institution — closed the doors on its flagship South Lake Union location after 50 years of serving up breakfast, lunch, and dinner. For the next chapter in its legacy, the 24-hour restaurant set up shop in a new building on King […]

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How To Be Better Prepared for Higher Ed Data Breaches

Higher Ed data breaches are happening more and more often. Here's what you need to do to properly prepare your institution.

October 10, 2019 Jonas Kelley Leave a Comment

Higher Ed data breaches have been happening for a long time, but recently, it seems to be happening more often. One of the most recent university data breaches hit Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech), exposing up to 1.3 million individuals’ data. According to the Georgia Tech News Center, the April 2019 breach exposed information […]

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Predictions: Present and Future 3D Printing Applications

3D printing has already impacted multiple industries, but as advancements are made, 3D printing applications will expand to many, many more.

October 3, 2019 Adam Forziati Leave a Comment

3D printing is often associated with the medical industry (prosthetics) or engineering (creating models). But 3D printing applications currently apply to many more industries. As the technology advances, it will apply to many more. Here are five 3D printing applications examples given in a recent article by TechAcute: Faster 3D printing Modern 3D printing can […]

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Virtual Workspace

Industrial VR and AR Applications That Are Reshaping Our Efficiency

Applications for industrial VR and AR will change the way that work gets done in the near future. These are the 2 most important ways it will.

September 10, 2019 Joe Zulick Leave a Comment

There is little argument that automation, artificial intelligence, and other innovations will revolutionize the way that we think about “work.” In fact, some believe that the entire concept of “work” will be reimagined and re-examined in the near future, once industrial VR applications take root. In fact, “work” is already changing, and augmented reality (AR) […]

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Minerva System from MIT Lab Lets Multiple Users Buffer Less, Stream More on Shared WiFi Connections

The Minerva system from MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory allows shared WiFi users a better, optmized experience.

August 30, 2019 Adam Forziati Leave a Comment

Those who have ever tried to stream video on a slow, shared WiFi connection know the infuriating result of skips, buffers, and pixelation. But, according to this Engadget article, at team at MIT have developed a tool to allow multiple individuals share a WiFi connection. The Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory has developed the “Minerva […]

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