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Smartphone App Can Assess Structural Integrity of Bridges Using Natural Vibrations, Study Shows
Smartphone applications are capable of assessing the structural integrity of bridges, according to a new study. Researchers have discovered that mobile devices can capture the same kind of information about bridge vibrations that stationary sensors compile. It has also been estimated that depending on the age of a road bridge, mobile-device monitor...
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'Pathooty' Robot Designed by 17-Year-Old Kerala Student Serves Food, Delivers Newspapers: Details
Pathooty, a robot built by a 17-year-old in Kerala, is capable of delivering newspapers and serving food. The student, Mohammad Shiad, studies computer science in Kannur, Kerala. It was built as part of a study project in school, and is comprised of a plastic stool, aluminium sheet, female dummy, and a serving plate. Meanwhile, the mobile applicati...
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MIT App Of The Month: 9-Year-Old Student Awarded For Medical Mobile Application
Massachusetts Institute of Technology awarded Pranet Pahwa for creating an application named XDOC+ to help patients find doctors for their healthcare needs and provides information about various diseases and health conditions.
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Honor 8 Lite, UberPOOL Ola Share Ban, Reliance Jio Playing by Rules, and More: Your 360 Daily
In other news, you don't have to unlock your iPhone every time to control YouTube playback on a Chromecast.
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New AI-Based Software Turns Any Smartphone Into an Eye-Tracking Device
Developed by researchers at MIT and University of Georgia, the system may help develop new computer interfaces or help detect signs of incipient neurological disease or mental illness.
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MIT Develops Real-Time HDR Camera, Algorithm to Prevent Overexposure
MIT showcased a new modulo camera and image processing technology that works like a HDR camera without the limitations.
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14-year-old Chennai boy who won an MIT award last year develops i-Safe app
There is a new mobile phone application in the Android market which helps parents track the location of their children's school bus, and how much time the vehicle would take to reach the destination.
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Smartphone App Can Assess Structural Integrity of Bridges Using Natural Vibrations, Study Shows
Smartphone applications are capable of assessing the structural integrity of bridges, according to a new study. Researchers have discovered that mobile devices can capture the same kind of information about bridge vibrations that stationary sensors compile. It has also been estimated that depending on the age of a road bridge, mobile-device monitor...
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'Pathooty' Robot Designed by 17-Year-Old Kerala Student Serves Food, Delivers Newspapers: Details
Pathooty, a robot built by a 17-year-old in Kerala, is capable of delivering newspapers and serving food. The student, Mohammad Shiad, studies computer science in Kannur, Kerala. It was built as part of a study project in school, and is comprised of a plastic stool, aluminium sheet, female dummy, and a serving plate. Meanwhile, the mobile applicati...
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MIT App Of The Month: 9-Year-Old Student Awarded For Medical Mobile Application
Massachusetts Institute of Technology awarded Pranet Pahwa for creating an application named XDOC+ to help patients find doctors for their healthcare needs and provides information about various diseases and health conditions.
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Honor 8 Lite, UberPOOL Ola Share Ban, Reliance Jio Playing by Rules, and More: Your 360 Daily
In other news, you don't have to unlock your iPhone every time to control YouTube playback on a Chromecast.
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New AI-Based Software Turns Any Smartphone Into an Eye-Tracking Device
Developed by researchers at MIT and University of Georgia, the system may help develop new computer interfaces or help detect signs of incipient neurological disease or mental illness.
-
MIT Develops Real-Time HDR Camera, Algorithm to Prevent Overexposure
MIT showcased a new modulo camera and image processing technology that works like a HDR camera without the limitations.
-
14-year-old Chennai boy who won an MIT award last year develops i-Safe app
There is a new mobile phone application in the Android market which helps parents track the location of their children's school bus, and how much time the vehicle would take to reach the destination.
