Proof of extra-terrestrials? Not this time.
Image processing was put to a pretty interesting use recently, when what was supposed to be proof of an extra-terrestrial visit was debunked using a program called SmartDeblur.
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MTBF for the MitySOM-5CSx (Cent’Anni)
They’re industrial, scientific, medical, telecommunications, defense, transportation… Quality, performance, and longevity all matter. Case in point illustrating our commitment are the results of some testing that one of our customers did on the MitySOM-5CSx.
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What’s for dinner? Whatever robo-chef’s making
Before my wife and I know it, we’re going to be empty-nesters, and that will mean a bit less pressure to get a good meal on the table every evening. Maybe there's a robotic chef in our future?
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Improving automotive safety. (I’m all for it.)
One aspect of automotive technology I read about recently takes on the distracted driver problem, which is getting worse as the number of distractions is on the rise.
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Play Ball!
I’m not much of a baseball fan, but I do know that it’s the most data-intensive sport, and has been recording just about everything that can be recorded for an awful long time. And now Major League Baseball is going even further with the statistics it’s gathering by introducing a system called Statcast.
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“Interesting info if you’re a geek/engineer”
TI has a very handy "Analog Engineer’s Pocket Reference" available. Definitely of interest to engineering types...
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Big news on the semi-conductor front
This week's announcement that Intel will acquire Altera is especially interesting to Critical Link, as we are an Altera partner. We're looking forward to seeing what innovations come out of this.
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Is it just me?
I recently had a diagnostic ultrasound, and while I was laying there on the table looking at the fuzzy, grainy image, something occurred to me. And that something was that the image quality doesn’t seem to have improved all that much over the last 26 years.
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Another Case for Positive Train Control
Railroad systems are complex. So is PTC: it can’t be implemented overnight, so it’s understandable that it takes time to get all the different segments of a system up and running.
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Moore’s Law Turns 50
Moore's Law has held true for 50 years now. It may not last for much longer.
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