09/01/2021
This month in Tech Briefs: Sustainable 3D-printed magnets from Universität Graz. http://ow.ly/sGdX50G2xWN
This month in Tech Briefs: Sustainable 3D-printed magnets from Universität Graz. http://ow.ly/sGdX50G2xWN
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08/31/2021
AeroDef Manufacturing is the premier manufacturing trade show and conference in the aerospace and defense industry and registration is now live! We’re looking forward to seeing you all again in Long Beach on November 16th.
Register now! http://ow.ly/e6kQ50FZtkM
AeroDef Manufacturing is the premier manufacturing trade show and conference in the aerospace and defense industry and registration is now live! We’re looking forward to seeing you all again in Long Beach on November 16th.
Register now! http://ow.ly/e6kQ50FZtkM
08/31/2021
Trending on Tech Briefs: Cobot or Not? A @tmrobotics feature from 2018 addresses the question. http://ow.ly/P6OC50G1Cwk
Trending on Tech Briefs: Cobot or Not? A @tmrobotics feature from 2018 addresses the question. http://ow.ly/P6OC50G1Cwk
08/31/2021
Verify and predict real world satellite performance at mmWave frequencies with Keysight test solutions. Overcome the many challenges that present themselves at high frequencies and wide bandwidths. Learn how to achieve greater confidence for mmWave testing with Keysight’s white paper, Prove Satellite Performance at Millimeter Wave Frequencies.
http://ow.ly/wV0g50FP6AZ
Verify and predict real world satellite performance at mmWave frequencies with Keysight test solutions. Overcome the many challenges that present themselves at high frequencies and wide bandwidths. Learn how to achieve greater confidence for mmWave testing with Keysight’s white paper, Prove Satellite Performance at Millimeter Wave Frequencies.
http://ow.ly/wV0g50FP6AZ
08/30/2021
Our event partner Ceramics Expo starts today in Cleveland, Ohio! Check out the list of Exhibitors, including ZEISS Group, Bruker Imerys Beckman Coulter Life Sciences as well as many of the products, services and technology that they are bringing to the show floor here: http://ow.ly/BGjd50FXTjn
Our event partner Ceramics Expo starts today in Cleveland, Ohio! Check out the list of Exhibitors, including ZEISS Group, Bruker Imerys Beckman Coulter Life Sciences as well as many of the products, services and technology that they are bringing to the show floor here: http://ow.ly/BGjd50FXTjn
08/27/2021
Join us next week! An expert will discuss what is needed to test a battery in addition to cycling. The webinar will also cover the latest testing requirements, procedures, and best practices in areas of battery testing you may not have considered.
Register today: http://ow.ly/QGaR50FYXq6
Join us next week! An expert will discuss what is needed to test a battery in addition to cycling. The webinar will also cover the latest testing requirements, procedures, and best practices in areas of battery testing you may not have considered.
Register today: http://ow.ly/QGaR50FYXq6
08/25/2021
Only one week to go until leading exhibition and conference, Ceramics Expo takes place in Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland!
The advanced ceramic and glass industry is coming together in August 30 – September 31 in North America’s leading event for engineers, decision makers, end-user OEMs and buyers.
Register for a free pass now: http://ow.ly/y0ji50FXT8R
Only one week to go until leading exhibition and conference, Ceramics Expo takes place in Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland!
The advanced ceramic and glass industry is coming together in August 30 – September 31 in North America’s leading event for engineers, decision makers, end-user OEMs and buyers.
Register for a free pass now: http://ow.ly/y0ji50FXT8R
08/24/2021
Today on the Blog: Robotic floats from MBARI— more than 100 of them, in fact— are currently in the ocean and tracking an important measurement for climate models. http://ow.ly/8rN750FXa6p
Today on the Blog: Robotic floats from MBARI— more than 100 of them, in fact— are currently in the ocean and tracking an important measurement for climate models. http://ow.ly/8rN750FXa6p
08/23/2021
Save your seat! Join us on Thursday, August 26. Experts will discuss some of OpenVPX's most significant technical milestones and what advances are being worked on today to ensure its continued implementation in the future.
Register now: http://ow.ly/P7Kf50FUs4p
Save your seat! Join us on Thursday, August 26. Experts will discuss some of OpenVPX's most significant technical milestones and what advances are being worked on today to ensure its continued implementation in the future.
Register now: http://ow.ly/P7Kf50FUs4p
08/20/2021
A glove from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) feels the pressure, even the light touch of a ballon. http://ow.ly/aDCE50FUYTM
A glove from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) feels the pressure, even the light touch of a ballon. http://ow.ly/aDCE50FUYTM
08/18/2021
WATCH: Spot the robot arrives at AUVSI. http://ow.ly/KOqn50FTDVW
WATCH: Spot the robot arrives at AUVSI. http://ow.ly/KOqn50FTDVW
08/17/2021
The Soft Mate lifting device from NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center helped to test the Space Launch System. Can you use it too? http://ow.ly/vvs650FSRF7
The Soft Mate lifting device from NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center helped to test the Space Launch System. Can you use it too? http://ow.ly/vvs650FSRF7
08/16/2021
Innovators from NASA's Glenn Research Center developed a super-tough reinforcement material made from carbon fiber and carbon nanotube (CNT) yarn. http://ow.ly/Ovg550FS7wO
Innovators from NASA's Glenn Research Center developed a super-tough reinforcement material made from carbon fiber and carbon nanotube (CNT) yarn. http://ow.ly/Ovg550FS7wO
08/12/2021
An electronics recycling approach from NC State University gets the most out of nanowires. http://ow.ly/axvV50FPXpm
An electronics recycling approach from NC State University gets the most out of nanowires. http://ow.ly/axvV50FPXpm
08/11/2021
Join us tomorrow for a free 60-minute Webinar! Experts in the automotive industry will discuss the latest techniques in materials joining.
Join us tomorrow for a free 60-minute Webinar! Experts in the automotive industry will discuss the latest techniques in materials joining.
08/10/2021
A team from USC Viterbi School of Engineering is helping artificial intelligence to imagine the unseen. http://ow.ly/vIpN50FOlOJ
A team from USC Viterbi School of Engineering is helping artificial intelligence to imagine the unseen. http://ow.ly/vIpN50FOlOJ
08/06/2021
A new episode of our podcast series Here's an Idea explores cutting-edge hearing aids from U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs; Columbia Engineering; KU Leuven; and Georgia Tech. http://ow.ly/6nVS50FM8Sz
A new episode of our podcast series Here's an Idea explores cutting-edge hearing aids from U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs; Columbia Engineering; KU Leuven; and Georgia Tech. http://ow.ly/6nVS50FM8Sz
08/05/2021
Our August feature from FRABA Group explores communications interfaces for motion control. http://ow.ly/fJhS50FLj5x
Our August feature from FRABA Group explores communications interfaces for motion control. http://ow.ly/fJhS50FLj5x
08/05/2021
Join us for a free 60-minute Webinar on Thursday, August 12 at 12:00 pm EDT! Experts in the automotive industry will discuss the latest techniques in materials joining.
Join us for a free 60-minute Webinar on Thursday, August 12 at 12:00 pm EDT! Experts in the automotive industry will discuss the latest techniques in materials joining.
08/04/2021
Kristin Sampayan, CEO of Opcondys, is guiding the commercialization of a high-voltage switching technology from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. http://ow.ly/dyUr50FKvtX
Kristin Sampayan, CEO of Opcondys, is guiding the commercialization of a high-voltage switching technology from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. http://ow.ly/dyUr50FKvtX
08/03/2021
A team at UC Riverside wants to swap out a robot's electronics for a lighter option: Air. http://ow.ly/w59i50FJkm5
08/03/2021
A brand-new episode of our podcast series "Here's an Idea" explores cutting-edge hearing aids, including ones that you can build for $1. http://ow.ly/Qeg650FJk4O
A brand-new episode of our podcast series "Here's an Idea" explores cutting-edge hearing aids, including ones that you can build for $1. http://ow.ly/Qeg650FJk4O
07/28/2021
See how a University of Minnesota Twin Cities team built 3,000 FDA-approved emergency-use ventilation machines in 67 days. http://ow.ly/FK3Z50FFIBY
See how a University of Minnesota Twin Cities team built 3,000 FDA-approved emergency-use ventilation machines in 67 days. http://ow.ly/FK3Z50FFIBY
07/28/2021
An algorithm being developed at Carnegie Mellon University guides self-driving cars through a tough traffic scenario: Narrow streets and aggressive drivers. http://ow.ly/glsJ50FFIpG
An algorithm being developed at Carnegie Mellon University guides self-driving cars through a tough traffic scenario: Narrow streets and aggressive drivers. http://ow.ly/glsJ50FFIpG
07/22/2021
A green idea from UC San Diego enables hospitals to make their own supply of disinfectant on demand. http://ow.ly/kuca50FBHIc
A green idea from UC San Diego enables hospitals to make their own supply of disinfectant on demand. http://ow.ly/kuca50FBHIc
07/22/2021
A smartphone app from the University of Washington can "hear" your child's ear infection. http://ow.ly/Jsqu50FBHxx
A smartphone app from the University of Washington can "hear" your child's ear infection. http://ow.ly/Jsqu50FBHxx
07/22/2021
See why researchers from Penn State are adding photodetectors to Gorilla Glass. http://ow.ly/DaTg50FBHsj
See why researchers from Penn State are adding photodetectors to Gorilla Glass. http://ow.ly/DaTg50FBHsj
07/22/2021
Ceramics Expo has announced that this year’s installment of America’s largest free-to-attend event for the ceramics industry will go ahead as planned from August 30th - September 1st 2021 in Cleveland, Ohio.
In its new, larger home Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland the event will host an exhibition of more than 250 global companies, and a conference program featuring 30+ speakers will tackle the industry and its supply chain’s most pressing challenges.
More information here: http://ow.ly/1VgP50FBCrZ
Ceramics Expo has announced that this year’s installment of America’s largest free-to-attend event for the ceramics industry will go ahead as planned from August 30th - September 1st 2021 in Cleveland, Ohio.
In its new, larger home Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland the event will host an exhibition of more than 250 global companies, and a conference program featuring 30+ speakers will tackle the industry and its supply chain’s most pressing challenges.
More information here: http://ow.ly/1VgP50FBCrZ
07/20/2021
A reader asks our battery expert from RISE Research Institutes of Sweden: "How do you contain themal runaway?" http://ow.ly/K56o50FA3cx
A reader asks our battery expert from RISE Research Institutes of Sweden: "How do you contain themal runaway?" http://ow.ly/K56o50FA3cx
07/20/2021
Could a mathematical model from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Oden Institute for Computational Engineering and Sciences bring digital twins to "any engineering system?" http://ow.ly/ONt750FA34S
Could a mathematical model from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Oden Institute for Computational Engineering and Sciences bring digital twins to "any engineering system?" http://ow.ly/ONt750FA34S
07/13/2021
Our "5 Ws" this month: Recyclable plastic from UC Berkeley. http://ow.ly/a5Mg50FviAz
Our "5 Ws" this month: Recyclable plastic from UC Berkeley. http://ow.ly/a5Mg50FviAz
07/08/2021
A NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration technology for testing heat shields transforms garbage into reusable chemicals. http://ow.ly/X6qL50FrWjh
A NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration technology for testing heat shields transforms garbage into reusable chemicals. http://ow.ly/X6qL50FrWjh
07/08/2021
Resolution is an often discussed but seldom understood value in the world of 3D printing and additive manufacturing.
Read our July feature from Formlabs. http://ow.ly/CmTx50FrW85
Resolution is an often discussed but seldom understood value in the world of 3D printing and additive manufacturing.
Read our July feature from Formlabs. http://ow.ly/CmTx50FrW85
07/08/2021
A 3D-printing feature this month from ExOne: Learn how to reuse more material...without recycling.
A 3D-printing feature this month from ExOne: Learn how to reuse more material...without recycling.
07/08/2021
Our Facility Focus for July brings you to: Duke Engineering. http://ow.ly/68qk50FrVW9
Our Facility Focus for July brings you to: Duke Engineering. http://ow.ly/68qk50FrVW9
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https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/invisibilityholodeck-technology-theory-across-spectrum-keith-carlock/
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These are basically the plans I'll use if I get the opportunity to go down to Gainesville, to PulpArts world-class artist's studio,to build my dual, corresponding, photographic ( low-tech) APROs (Artificial Parallel Reality Orbs).
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I Been SPEAKER at ICAO2014GACS CANADA website:
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A guy from Rochester Institute, home of famed Rochester Cloak, liked this article of mine.
Adaptable To Itself, As Well As It's Environment: True Dual-Adaptive Camouflage Invisibility
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A lady with a PhD in optic science and engineering, as stated on her profile; ( Invisibility
Theory), liked this article of mine.
The Second Internal Hologram Casting of the Holodeck-Converted Light-Interface
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Nobody liked this article, yet, but it is an insight that combines the two previous articles
together. I hope it to be a real people pleaser!
Dual-Adaptive Camouflage and Dual-Holodeck Properties: The Two Symmetries
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/dual-adaptive-camouflage-dual-holodeck-properties-two-keith-carlock/
The PhD lady in optic science and engineering liked this article, as well. It is my latest
attempt to formulate my entire theory into one long manuscript. It's the least flakey-
sounding send-up of all my attempted revisions, but it is not an exhaustive treatment,
because, especially recently, I've came up with new insights almost daily. That's where the
three previous posts originated; ongoing discoveries. I've had my ideas since the new year winter of 1992. This is it's 27th year.
Invisibility/Holodeck Technology Theory 3rd Edition
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/invisibilityholodeck-technology-theory-3rd-edition-keith-carlock/
These people stole my low-tech proof of my high-tech theory application, my Lenticular Box
invention, and had the money to do a slop job and build a less-than-desirable so-called "
Lenticular Curtain", ripping me off without credit. I've had my stuff online since at least
2002, maybe earlier?
My response after finding the so-called " Lenticular Curtain" on Google.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/my-response-after-finding-so-called-lenticular-curtain-keith-carlock/
You can create a low-tech holodeck of a park, or some other city landmark, covered in a
low-tech shell of invisibility, and let both holodeck and shell image displays remain the
same against the real-life aging backdrop of the park, and visitors could go into the
Lenticular Box shelter as if traveling to an earlier time in the park or landmark's history,
when the portal was built!!!
Creating An Invisible/Holodeck Portal of a City Landmark Using My Lenticular Box Low-Tech
Holodeck
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/creating-invisibleholodeck-portal-city-landmark-using-keith-carlock/
A guy from Rochester Institute, home of famed Rochester Cloak, liked this article of mine.
Adaptable To Itself, As Well As It's Environment: True Dual-Adaptive Camouflage Invisibility
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/adaptable-itself-well-its-environment-true-camouflage-keith-carlock/
A lady with a PhD in optic science and engineering, stated on her profile ( Invisibility
Theory) liked this article of mine.
The Second Internal Hologram Casting of the Holodeck-Converted Light-Interface
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/second-internal-hologram-casting-holodeck-converted-keith-carlock/
Nobody liked this article, yet, but it is an insight that combines the two previous articles
together. I hope it to be a real people pleaser!
Dual-Adaptive Camouflage and Dual-Holodeck Properties: The Two Symmetries
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/dual-adaptive-camouflage-dual-holodeck-properties-two-keith-carlock/
The PhD lady in optic science and engineering liked this article, as well. It is my latest
attempt to formulate my entire theory into one long manuscript. It's the least flakey-
sounding send-up of all my attempted revisions, but it is not an exhaustive treatment,
because, especially recently, I've came up with new insights almost daily. That's where the
three previous posts originated; ongoing discoveries.
Invisibility/Holodeck Technology Theory 3rd Edition
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/invisibilityholodeck-technology-theory-3rd-edition-keith-carlock/
These people stole my low-tech proof of my high-tech theory application, my Lenticular Box
invention, and had the money to do a slop job and build a less-than-desirable so-called "
Lenticular Curtain", ripping me off without credit. I've had my stuff online since at least
2002, maybe earlier?
My response after finding the so-called "? Lenticular Curtain"? on Google.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/my-response-after-finding-so-called-lenticular-curtain-keith-carlock/
You can create a low-tech holodeck of a park, or some other city landmark, covered in a
low-tech shell of invisibility, and let both holodeck and shell image displays remain the
same against the real-life aging backdrop of the park, and visitors could go into the
Lenticular Box shelter as if traveling to an earlier time in the park or landmark's history,
when the portal was built!!!
Creating An Invisible/Holodeck Portal of a City Landmark Using My Lenticular Box Low-Tech
Holodeck
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/creating-invisibleholodeck-portal-city-landmark-using-keith-carlock/