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ALLENTOWN, PA. - The Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Network is launching a competition giving you the opportunity to name a life changing piece of technology. Good Shepherd Pediatrics, part of the Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Network, is offering the public the opportunity to name three Trexo Plus robotic exoskeletal devices. The devices will be used on the organization's campus in South Allentown. The “Name a Trexo” competition is open to adults and children and there is no limit to the number of entries. The deadline for submitting names is May 11, 2021. After a public voting phase on the names of the finalists, the winners will be announced and remembered at the annual Good Shepherd gala in the garden on June 5th. "We want children, families, and individuals from across the Lehigh Valley, across the region and across the country, to be creativ

research 6 key technologies that will drive teaching and learning in 2021 Educause's latest Horizon report outlines the biggest trends shaping teaching and learning this year. In particular, the report identified six technologies and practices that are critical to the future planning of higher education institutions, whether these issues are emerging or evolving from previous years. These are topics that may come, go, and return to Horizon Reports year after year "more organically and with the latest issues in mind," the report stated. In this year's list of key technologies, the categories artificial intelligence, open educational resources and learning analytics have repeatedly appeared in the report. There are also three new categories: mixed and hybrid course models, high-quality online learning and micro-crediting. Here are the six most important technologies and practices for 2

OTTAWA - Free technology help will be available in May for people who need help with their smartphone, tablet or iPad. Technology trainers will be available on Mondays between 9:30 am and 5:30 pm at the Putnam County District Library in Ottawa, 136 Putnam Parkway, Ottawa. Tuesdays from 4.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. and Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. For more information, please call 419-523-3747 ext. 3. https://www.limaohio.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/54/2021/04/web1_PutnamCountyDistrictLibrary-7.jpg Technology assistance: Monday 9:30 am to 5:30 pm; Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Putnam County District Library in Ottawa, 136 Putnam Parkway, Ottawa. Free. Technology help available. continue reading https://dailytechnonewsllc.com/technology-help-available-at-ottawa-branch-of-putnam-county-district-library/?feed_id=6676&_unique_id=61d59731c7e37

Kornit Digital announced the release of its new MAX technology. According to Kornit, MAX technology surpasses industry standards for retail quality on multiple fabric types and breaks new ground in versatility with previously unattainable printing applications, making the reach of on-demand digital textile production significantly the center of mainstream fashion and apparel. A key feature of Kornit's MAX technology is XDi, which the company claims provides revolutionary 3D capabilities for new high-density graphic decorations that simulate embroidery, vinyl and heat transfer in a single, waste-free digital process. The new XDi, based on Kornit's patents, enables fillers and brands to add newly released, innovative decorations to their offerings without the inefficiencies and costs of running analog technology, the company said. Kornit also presented the ActiveLoad Automation technology, a new robotic system

The consulting and technology development company for cybersecurity, NRD Cyber ​​Security, achieved sales of EUR 3.23 million in 2020, an increase of 14% compared to sales of EUR 2.84 million in 2019. According to verified data, NRD Cyber ​​Security also achieved a net profit of EUR 321,000 last year, which corresponds to an increase of 38% compared to EUR 232,000 in the same reporting period in 2019. Private sector revenue in 2020 more than tripled its corresponding revenue in 2019; In 2020, NRD Cyber ​​Security accounted for 25% of total revenue and 9% in 2019. 2020 was an important year for NRD Cyber ​​Security with a large number of clients in the financial sector. In the first half of 2020, NRD Cyber ​​Security's activities included the signing of a service contract with the Central Bank of Nigeria, projects at the Egyptian Central Bank and in the country's commercial banking sector, and one from the European Investment Bank. The total investments of N

Image source: PIXABAY The Telegram Update introduces Payments 2.0, Voice Chat Scheduling and more. Following the introduction of clubhouse-style voice chats on its platform, the encrypted messaging app Telegram has announced a new update to add further improvements to voice chats and a host of additional features. The new update offers Payments 2.0 for all Telegram chats, scheduling and mini profiles for voice chats, new Telegram apps for your browser and much more. The new update also offers a timer to automatically delete messages in each chat, as well as new flexible invitation links and faster access to your chats. "We added support for payments for the first time in 2017. With payment bots, users could securely pay for goods and services without leaving the app - from

SC Launch Inc., the not-for-profit subsidiary of the SC Research Authority, has made a second investment of $ 200,000 in Columbia-based technology startup Land Intelligence Inc. The company's software solutions support transactions such as land development, housing construction and investments. Land Intelligence developed a single-tier platform that consolidates research related to land development businesses by providing customized tools and reporting capabilities. "Success involves having a product or service that people need and having partners who believe in you and support your vision," said Gore Bolton, CEO of Land Intelligence, in a press release. “SCRA has been a staunch supporter of our products and is on our way to prepare for our next level of success. Our products provide a full range of construction and civil engineering services as they relate to different types and phases of projects. From the initial data collection to surveys and the final

PICTURE: The shoe scanner builds on the millimeter wave technology used in passenger scanners used in airports to detect hidden weapons. view More Photo credit: Photo by Andrea Starr | Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Richland, Wash .-- Take off your shoes and put them in the trash can! This has been part of the flying experience since 2006. It is the result of a number of threats to the aviation sector that emerged after the fateful events of September 11, 2001, including a failed attempt by an airborne terrorist to set off a fuse hidden in his shoe . It's one of the most uncomfortable parts of flying and one that can slow down the security clearance process. But someday, even those with no "pre-check" status may be able to put on their shoes, step on the shoe scanner, walk through a next-generation body scanner, and get to their gates safely. The US Department of Energy's Pacific Northwest National Laboratory develop

Southern California Gas Co. announced Tuesday that it would provide $ 200,000 to a project to develop a zero-emission solution for small commercial ocean-going vessels by modifying a commercial boat with a hydrogen fuel cell instead of an internal combustion engine. Fuel cell technology developed by Zero Emission Industries, formerly Golden Gate Zero Emission Marine, has the potential to "significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution from thousands of small commercial boats across California, including patrol, fishing, fire, rescue, ferry and taxi "Leisure and other ships", depending on the utility company. "SoCalGas is committed to helping California meet its climate goals and we are exploring how we can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions in each sector," said Neil Navin, vice president of clean energy innovation for SoCalGas. "We recently announced our commitment to net zero greenhouse gas emissions from our ope

Two teams of professors are working on creating augmented reality applications to help participants of the spectrum learn and practice safety and employment skills. A year ago, Alexandra Ramirez's 2-year-old patient refused to sit at a table and was unable to communicate his wishes and needs to the adults around him. He would get upset and cry when he needed something, and his family wondered desperately what exactly he wanted. The challenges seemed endless until his family found the University of Miami Intensive Behavioral Intervention Services (IBIS) clinic - - This serves children with developmental delays and those diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder - and began therapy. These days, toddlers can point or tap on a picture board to communicate whatever they want. They begin to use some form of sign language to say the word "more" when they want extra food or

In last week's column, I wrote about the evolution of television and the role technology has played in following all kinds of sports. In 1958, I was thrilled to see one baseball game of the week on a 13-inch black and white TV. If I have the financial means today, I can watch virtually every single sporting event in the world, including my personal favorite, Corn Hole, on a flat-screen TV the size of a garage door. Boy, that's progress, isn't it? You might be surprised to learn that I actually helped introduce the computer to Tehama County. In 1964, at the age of 19, Bruce Sale and I were caretakers at the Diamond International Corporate Offices on Diamond Avenue. I'm not sure why, but along with staff members Cherry Smith Mealer, Helen Robson, Plant Comptroller CC "Red" Caylor, and Plant President Bill Jones, Bruce and I attended a weekend seminar where we discussed a brand new Wiz Bang informed computers larger than a caravan. This fool spat out pun

JOPLIN, MO. Photos, bank statements, and tax records are just a few of the things at risk if you fail to protect your technology from a disaster. Spring storm season means it's a good idea to be prepared for hail damage, power outages, or worse. Protecting your technology is an essential part of preparing. John Motazedi, SNC Squared: "We've always talked about backing up your computers to ensure that backups are separate from an actual computer." Cloud storage is a great option for maintaining access to all your important files even if a device is damaged or lost. "Obviously, if you only have one copy, and it's the only one sitting in your house or on your computer, it's much more prone to destruction or disappearance." Sit down with every phone, laptop, and tablet to make sure you know what's on it. "It's these apps that you might start up once or twice a year. It's the ones that you normally ge

This article was published in the Spring 2020 edition of Litterae Populi. The full list of articles can be found here. Remote sensing with the world's most advanced spectral measurement technology The technology for non-contact observation of the shape and quality of an object from a remote location is known as remote sensing. When an object is exposed to electromagnetic waves (e.g. visible light, infrared rays, microwaves), some or all of the waves are repelled (reflection). The object itself can also emit electromagnetic waves into space. The properties of electromagnetic waves reflected or emitted by the object under examination depend on the status of the object or on the types of materials that make up the object. Therefore, it is possible to determine the shape and type of the object by receiving electromagnetic waves reflected or emitted from the object using a sensor on an artificial satellite, airplane or vehicle and analyzing their properties. Yukihiro Takahashi in

Image source: PIXABAY YouTube's TikTok rival shorts app hits 6.5 billion views daily. YouTube Shorts, a TikTok-like short-form video app, has been growing in popularity with over 6.5 billion daily views since March, up from 3.5 billion at the end of 2020, the company said. YouTube launched the Shorts app in India last September. Shorts is a new short-form video experience directly on YouTube for developers and artists who want to record short, catchy videos using just their mobile phones. The company later rolled out the video streaming service on its platform in the US in beta. With over 2 billion registered users monthly and over 1 billion hours of video viewed daily, Google-owned Google offers advertisers efficient reach to large audiences that are incremental to those o

BEDFORD, Mass. (AP) _ Aspen Technology Inc. (AZPN) on Wednesday reported net income of $ 62.5 million for the third quarter of its fiscal year. On a stock basis, the Bedford, Massachusetts-based company reported a profit of 91 cents. Earnings, adjusted for one-time gains and charges, were $ 1.05 per share. The results fell short of Wall Street's expectations. The average estimate by four analysts surveyed by Zacks Investment Research was earnings of $ 1.16 per share. The software manufacturer had sales of 162.7 million US dollars in the reporting period, with the road forecasts also missing. Three analysts surveyed by Zacks expected $ 173 million. Aspen Technology expects full year earnings in the range of $ 4.98 to $ 5.22 per share with revenue in the range of $ 705 to $ 729 million. Aspen Technology shares are up 17% year-to-date. In the last few minutes of trading on Wednesday, shares hit $ 152.89, up 58% over the past 12 months. _____ This story was created by Automated

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WJW) - Cleveland police use state-of-the-art technology called Shot Spotter, which detects the sound of gunfire and notifies local police officers via their phones and on-board computers. Northeast Ohio woman who was attacked by wasps credits Alexa with saving her life During a meeting of the Cleveland City Council's Public Safety Committee, Ron Teachman of ShotSpotter Inc. told council members, “Preliminary data shows that only 15% of gunshot alerts were public emergency, which would mean 85% of the time without a shotspotter the reaction time is never because the police don't know anything about the shots In less than 60 seconds after the trigger, we send the police to the scene with tactical intelligence to ensure a safer reaction. " During Wednesday's session, council members were briefed on a pilot project that launched in November with Shot Spotter covering an area of ​​three square miles in the city's fourth dist

Pune, India, April 29, 2021 (Wiredrelease) Prudour Pvt. Ltd: Market.us proclaims the addition of a new report, titled Navigation Satellite Systems Technology Market 2021 - Scope of Current and Future Industries, SWOT Analysis, and Feasibility of Investment 2031, which will provide a complete and in-depth analysis of the latest trends and those specific provides details on market size, technical and business developments that convince the outlook on company statistics and the period for evaluating opportunities until 2031. The future projections of the navigation satellite system technology industry look promising and offer opportunities for the various applications. The updated research also provides an accurate summary of sales data with CAGR (%), distribution channel breakdown by production and market valuation, and net profit forecast 2022-2031. Th

Image source: APPLE Apple now has 660 million paid users on its services. With a record $ 16.9 billion in revenue for its services, Apple has more than 660 million paid subscriptions for the services on its platform. That's 145 million more than a year ago and twice as many paid subscriptions as 2.5 years ago. The company published records for the App Store, cloud services, music, video, advertising and payment services. Apple's installed base growth has accelerated, reaching all-time highs in all major product categories. "The number of transaction and payment accounts in our digital content stores reached a new all-time high in the March quarter. The payment accounts increased by double digits in each of our geographic segments," said Luca Maestri, Senior Vi

HELSINKI (AP) - Wireless network maker Nokia on Thursday reported a significant improvement and better-than-expected first-quarter profit due to buoyant sales of its new generation 5G devices. Based in Espoo, Finland, the company posted a net profit of 375 million euros from January to March (compared to 45 million euros in the previous year). Sales rose by 3% to 5.1 billion euros. CEO Pekka Lundmark said the numbers "got the year off to a robust start" for Nokia, which aims to become the global leader in 5G technology in a close race with Nordic competitor Ericsson, Chinese Huawei and South Korean Samsung, among others. "Today's results show that we are on the right track to implement our three-phase plan to achieve sustainable, profitable growth and technology leadership as announced," Lundmark said in a statement. Nokia said the company's business was driven by stro

Tvasta Manufacturing Solutions, a start-up founded by alumni of IIT Madras, founded India's first 3D printed house. The team printed the structure using a specialty concrete they had developed to print large 3D structures in short periods of time. They say the mix is ​​based on ordinary portland cement, which has a lower water to cement ratio. Although concrete is the main material for construction projects, it cannot be recycled and requires a lot of energy to mix and transport. The team's efforts to use technology to print the house with ordinary portland cement can "overcome the pitfalls of conventional building." On its website, the company says, "We have the opportunity to overcome the pitfalls of conventional building through 3D printing." This advancement will open doors for all types of research and development in the construction industry. " The first structure, a one-story house, is 600 square meters and was built using local concrete 3