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This is a spime. It was in the garbage stack of an unnamed multi-national corporation. It keeps track of temperature and relative humidity. All it needed was a new battery.
With a sensor, some basic circuits, and a power source, this device is about as simple as they come.
The event honors business, technology and faculty leaders, with scholarship awards to students achieving academic excellence.
WASHINGTON (April 16, 2016) -- Aspiring young scientists and engineers crowded the Washington Convention Center for a chance to see and touch the future of American technology.
The U.S. Army research community set up displays to demonstrate to students how it empowers Soldiers through technology. More than 350,000 visitors are expected to attend the U.S.A. Science and Engineering Festival.
Army exhibits include night-vision technology, tele-operations of robotic systems, and high-speed ballistics photography.
This shot shows the new type of pollution on the beaches of the Caribbean. It is that of the back of a cellphone.
The Greg Technology Center on the campus of Eastern Illinois University on February 16, 2023. (Jessica Nantes)
The Greg Technology Center on the campus of Eastern Illinois University on February 16, 2023. (Jessica Nantes)
Had a great day at Pauls house with the studio lights and the models Kim and Jason.This one was taken with onboard flash and Lees diffuser attatched.
NEC has released to DLP projectors, they are the NP41 and NP61 which offers 2300 and 3000 lumens respectively. At 3.5-pounds weight, both of them comes with 1600:1 contrast ratio, XGA 1024 x 768 resolution, “BrilliantColor” technology, AutoSense, 15-pin RGB, RCA, S-Video input connectors and audio input, HD compatibility, ECO Mode technology and quiet operation at less than 32dB. The NEC NP61 priced at $1,399 and NP41 priced at $999.
sd card - In this little marvel, moments reside in our new digital memory systems. 1s and 0's represent trips to Maine and Boston, falling in love with the drums in Cleveland, a holiday and new year, a Pittsburgh Spring Break, and a new soccer season. All those memories live on here, as 1s and 0s. That's all we'll be someday.
The third edition of EWEA's Resource Assessment workshop was held in Helsinki, Finland, on 2-3 June 2015.
The Resource Assessment 2015 workshop had a specific focus on dealing with and reducing uncertainty. This focus was common to all topics and sessions.
She used some of the latest technology of the day. The Hikawa Maru and her sisters were very important to Japan, as she was by now competing strongly with Europe and America and wanted these ships to be among the best.
The Launchpad for Emerging Technology.
DEMO Fall 2010 is taking place at the Hyatt in Silicon Valley, CA. Companies both large and small come to DEMO to launch their products to the Technology world. DEMO offers the access, interaction, and validation of the new emerging technologies.
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The NITLE Instructional Technology Leader's Meeting at DePauw University in March 2007. Thanks to our tour guide, Emily Frame.
Have been asked to take some pictures for a presentation of some of the old computer technology the Technology faculty (now MCT) that was used to teach computing.
OPUS is a small machine code computer which was sent to students for use in the home.
They were able, with the aid of the course units, to learn how to talk to computers, to use them to store information and perform analytical functions.
This was seen as a low cost way to give OU students an introduction to computer programming and lead the way to the use of microcomputers and computers