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SWIR Camera Market to Grow at 7.1% Cagr Over 2018-2025

Apr 17, 2018

The shortwave infrared (SWIR) camera market will increase at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.1% during 2018-2025 (including linear cameras growing at 8.31%), according to a report from market research firm Esticast Research & ...

Tags: linear camera, camera

Each Wireless Router Is Listening to The Artifact: Every Move in The Room It Can Sense

Dec 13, 2016

Now we, all the time in the use of wireless devices, mobile phones, laptops and so on wireless network equipment, the router has become a part of our daily life can not be missing. But you may not understand, even if not the wireless signal ...

Tags: wireless devices, wireless network equipment, wireless signal

Human Activity Main Reason for Reduced Sediment Transport in Yellow River: Study

Dec 29, 2015

Chinese scientists have found that sediment transport in Yellow River was reduced mainly due to anthropogenic changes. The Yellow River was once the world's largest carrier of fluvial sediment, with 90 percent coming from the Loess ...

Tags: Human Activity, Yellow River

Crew Completes Filming in Antarctica

Dec 11, 2015

Mark Chao stars in the upcoming movie Till the End of the World, shot in Antarctica. [Photo provided to China Daily] An upcoming romantic film, the first homegrown fictional feature shot in Antarctica, recently concluded its shoot in the ...

Tags: Mark Chao, Filming, movie

Never Let It Be Said That The Game Inventor Community Is a Dull One

Dec 12, 2014

This week, ToyNews' Rob Hutchins reports from a Christmas themed Board Game Club, an emerging hot bed of inventor relations. Never let it be said that the game inventor community is a dull one. If you aren’t busy cooking up games ...

Tags: Game Club, Christmas, Toys

New Zealand Have Developed a Wearable Electromagnetic Energy Harvester

Mar 6, 2014

Scientists at the University of Auckland, New Zealand have developed a wearable electromagnetic energy harvester that could take vibrational kinetic energy generated by the wearer and convert it into usable electricity for medical devices. ...

Tags: Electrical, Electronics, Instruments, Meters

Organizations Underestimated U.S. Methane Emissions Generally

Feb 20, 2014

The first thorough comparison of evidence for natural gas system leaks confirms that organizations including the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have underestimated U.S. methane emissions generally, as well as those from the natural ...

Tags: Natural Gas

Can Music Lessons Help Boost Children's Intelligence

Dec 27, 2013

If Johnny doesn't take to the violin, don't fret. A new study challenges the widely held belief that music lessons can help boost children's intelligence. "More than 80 percent of American adults think that music improves children's ...

Tags: music, children's grades, music education

Nowadays Industrial Waste Is Increasing Day by Day Due to Human Activity

Nov 15, 2013

Nowadays industrial waste is increasing day by day due to human activity. These wastes either burnt or dumped in the sea so through Briquetting plant we can use it in an effective way and by producing briquettes are available which is very ...

Tags: industrial waste, Briquetting, manufacturer

Sales and Profits Have Doubled Every Year Since Cool-Jams Was Founded in San Diego

May 8, 2013

When Anita Mahaffey set out to make some of the coolest pajamas in the world, finding a great name for her company was the easy part. She called it Cool-jams. Mahaffey’s business plan was an immediate hit. Sales and profits have ...

Tags: Apparel Innovators, Apparel

Marine Ingredients in Cosmetics: Sustainability Implications

Dec 13, 2012

Marine sourcing to increase in the coming years. Marine Ingredients in Cosmetics: Sustainability implications The popularity of marine ingredients is leading to concerns that large-scale sourcing, or non-sustainable production ...

Tags: marine ingredients, Cosmetics, Non-sustainable sourcing

The Bathroom Has Changed a Lot Over The Ages Since The Dawn of Western Civilization

Jun 15, 2012

The bathroom has changed a lot over the ages since the dawn of western civilization. And of course a lot of that has to do with technology. But, in many ways, the basic role the bathroom, and the kind of human activity and need to found ...

Tags: News Update, Industry Trends, bathroom

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