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Pameran Automated Container Transporter (ACT) dalam pameran Jakarta Monorail Exhibition. ACT direncanakan akan dibangun di Surabaya.
The ramé-hart Automated Dispensing System (p/n 100-22) is a software-driven tool and control pump for creating single drops or dynamic drops such as required by advancing and receding and other dynamic studies. This hydraulic system uses disposable tips for multiple liquid studies and quick changes from one liquid to another. The system includes software, serial cable, stage adapters, one 250uL syringe (other sizes optionally available), and a set of disposable tips. The control software is embedded in both versions of the DROPimage software (Standard and Advanced) and is also available (stand alone) when used with non-ramé-hart products.
Keep your LEGO city tidy with an automated garbage truck! This LEGO Ideas project is an automated side-loading garbage truck that reinvents minifig-scale garbage collection. Visit our page at ideas.lego.com to see more details and support the project!
My home automation hub situated near the front door connects to sensors and actuators around the house, including by porch lights and my front door lock. I can control my house over the internet using Blynk.
As well as the 2 miniguns built in the head, there is a second pair of miniguns and a camera which helps to aim the second pair towards a different target than the head.
I purchased this top of the line automated welding helmet for work but it wasn't practical for supervising a crew that welds for you. The lens cracked less than 6 months after purchasing it and Optrel replaced the lens for free. Paid $269 and sold it on Ebay for $175.00.
2009-09-22, Paris. The Bree Van De Kamp's.
there is no photoshop on his face and that's not his usual face neither, he's just really good at making twisted faces
This is the interior dome of the Islamic mosque (or something) near Xanthi, Greece. The masonry work is really amazing.
Sorry for the slightly blurry picture here. The hand held shot was hard to pull off (nearly a 1 second exposure).
See this picture for a view of the exterior of the building.
Carl Vause, Chief Executive Officer, Soft Robotics, USA speaking during the session: Automating Food Production at the World Economic Forum - Annual Meeting of the New Champions in Tianjin, People's Republic of China 2018.Copyright by World Economic Forum / Sikarin Thanachaiary
Google's automated car, testing on the streets of Mountain View. See them every day going to, at or coming back from work. In 2016 Waymo was spun out of Google's self-driving car division that started in 2009. Along with Google Street View, the automated car was helped invented by Sebastian Thrun, former director of the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory.
Mountain View, California
Melonee Wise, Chief Executive Officer, Fetch Robotics, USA speaking during the session: The Automated Warehouse at the World Economic Forum - Annual Meeting of the New Champions in Tianjin, People's Republic of China 2018.Copyright by World Economic Forum / Sikarin Thanachaiary
Participants capture during the session: The Automated Warehouse at the World Economic Forum - Annual Meeting of the New Champions in Tianjin, People's Republic of China 2018.Copyright by World Economic Forum / Sikarin Thanachaiary
Cruquius pumping station near Haarlem NL.
The Cruquius pumping station is a beautiful neo Gothic building. The building, the engine and pumps were never modernized or modified. The drainage station is just as it was built in 1846-1849. The Cruquius gives an impression of the Dutch struggle against the water. Without enclosure and drainage, more than half of the area of the present-day Netherlands would be flooded with every high tide, every wet season, or permanently. The main attraction is the large engine, the steam engine with the largest cylinder diameter in the world, almost 3.5 m. The steam cycle of the Cruquius engine is virtually the same as that of a regular Cornish engine. The Cornish mine-pumping engine is characterized by a beam, pivoted on a massive wall, with the vertical steam cylinder under one end of the beam and the pump rod suspended from the other. The Cornish pumping engine is a descendant of the Newcomen engine, via the engines of James Watt. The Cruquius engine has a peculiar and ingenious valve control system, the valve gear. It is a complex set of rods and handles. It is interesting to see how, at the time, the designers managed to 'automate' the control of Cruquius with this valve gear. Thanks to the efforts and support of many persons the large Cruquius engine has been restored to movement by the Steam Team volunteers. Research and activities to make this possible started in 1982. Since the beginning of 2002 the large Cruquius engine moves again. Using steam drive to move the engine was impossible because the steam engine has been demolished after the pumping station was replaced by a modern unit. Various other ways to drive the engine were compared and modern hydraulic techniques were chosen to move the pumps now.
In medieval times there were numerous lakes in the peaty land between Amsterdam, Haarlem and Leiden. As a result of erosion and peat digging, several of these lakes merged to form the Haarlemmermeer (Haarlem Lake). In the late 16th century, this growing inland sea became a threat. But, it was also useful to the nearby towns for shipping and fishing, and for draining sewage. Over the next two centuries more than 200 schemes for partial or complete drainage of the lake were proposed. Due to conflicting interests, jealous local administrations, and high cost none of these schemes came to anything. However over the years increasing amounts had to be spent on building and maintaining structures to reinforce the banks. In the long run these were not satisfactory solutions for control of such a vast expanse of water.
In the 19th century government became centralized, gained real power and became capable of enterprises on a national scale. Two heavy storms in 1836 drove home the continuing menace of the `water wolf´. King Willem I appointed a committee to draw up proposals for draining the Haarlemmermeer at very short notice. The report called for drainage by 79 large windmills with Archimedean screws and scoop wheels, supplemented by three small steam-powered Archimedean screws. The King was not satisfied, and he ordered a closer look at the feasibility of steam-powered drainage. A second committee was formed, but internal disagreement on drainage by wind or steam resulted in deadlock. In 1840 renewed government intervention finally resulted in a report with clear recommendations, and soon the decision to use steam power alone was taken. This was a bold step: steam power had never been used on this scale before, and earlier applications on a smaller scale had met with mixed success. There was also reluctance to experiment with such an important provision as polder drainage. In addition, expensive coal would have to be imported, unless peat could be used (but experiments with that failed).
A visit to Cornwall GB had convinced the committee of the reliability and efficiency of the Cornish pumping engine. This type of engine was used for pumping relatively small quantities of water out of deep mines. To make them suitable for land drainage, i.e. large quantities at relatively low lift, considerable adaptation of the standard design would be required. In addition, the proposed scale of the three pumping stations exceeded anything previously built. One of the three stations, Leeghwater, was built and tested first to make the risks more manageable. This caused some delay, but it permitted design adjustments for the remaining two: Lynden and Cruquius. The initial drainage took from 1849 to 1852. All three pumping stations worked continually at maximum capacity, with a few interruptions. Later they kept the polder dry, and were idle during long periods. As agricultural needs changed, the water-table had to be kept within stricter limits, with shorter, intense pumping periods. It turned out that Cruquius, even with more boilers, could power only seven pumps at full lift, so one pump remained permanently disconnected.
The other pumping stations of the Haarlemmermeer, Leeghwater and Lynden, were modernized over the years, and have provided the polder's drainage to this day. After a period on stand-by Cruquius finally became redundant in 1932. An initiative was taken to preserve it. In 1933 pumping station became one of the first industrial monuments in the Netherlands. After 1932 the boilers were removed and scrapped. Otherwise the drainage station is just as it was built in 1846-1849. The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) designated the Cruquius steam drainage pumping station the 33rd International Historic Mechanical Engineering Landmark in 1991. The ASME Landmarks Program recognizes our technological heritage and serves to encourage the preservation of the physical remains of historically important works.
New automated locker system NY that can be automated to control reusable assets. However, our pioneering automated lockers are not your normal break room vending machines. These locker systems are customizable for virtually any business as well as are powered with cloud-based software. Visit our official website to know more features of automated locker system. For more details visit: www.mboxsupply.com/
Returning from vacation I'm greeted with this screen every time I open my browser. I've reset the cable modem and sill get this screen and on one of my computers I can browse any site without a problem but Google.com displays this page. In the tilte of the page it reads "Automated Provisioning" Strange!
Rebecca Baumann 2011
100 flip-clocks, laser-cut paper, batteries
duration: 24 hours, edition 2/3 (+1 AP)
Automated Penetration testing is the process of using specialized tools to conduct penetration tests on web applications, networks, and computer systems. These tools can automate many tasks that would otherwise be performed manually by a pentester.
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Mike Cohen
Each of these little boxes mounted on the outside wall of Gyro World contains a small radio transmitter connected to an individual water meter. Automated Meter Reading has been implemented around the city to improve billing accuracy, eliminate the need for human meter readers, and allow customers to monitor their water usage in real time.