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Beijing time on the evening of November 2, Nokia Communications (Nokia Networks) announced today that it will test the new wireless data system pCell next year. pCell is a brand new signal transmission technology, invented by Artemis, whose biggest feature is that there will be no network congestion in crowded places. For more information on technology, please pay attention to the daily electronic core morning newspaper.
First, communication news
1. Apple quietly launched the indoor positioning application Indoor Survey. Based on the screenshots provided by the developer, Apple will soon release its first indoor positioning application. The app is called "Indoor Survey" and has been on the iOS App Store page last week. According to a screenshot of the Indoor Survey exposed by developer Steve Troughton-Smith, the application can use the wireless RF signal and the iPhone's own sensor for indoor positioning. The app description says: "The Survey app maps a 'dot' to let users know where they are and what channels they can walk through. When you use this app, it can measure wireless RF signal data. Combine it with the data collected by the iPhone sensor to make indoor positioning without the need to install additional hardware."
2. Nokia will test the new wireless communication technology pCell next year. Beijing time on the evening of November 2, Nokia Communications (Nokia Networks) announced today that it will test the new wireless data system pCell next year. pCell is a brand new signal transmission technology, invented by Artemis, whose biggest feature is that there will be no network congestion in crowded places.
Second, the drone
1. Google plans to start delivery of packages for drones in 2017. On the morning of the 3rd, Beijing time, Reuters said that a senior executive of Google said on Monday that the company is expected to start using UAVs to invest packages in customers at some point in 2017. Dave Worth, head of Google's Project Wing, said at an air traffic control conference: "Our goal is to start commercial operations in 2017."
2, DJI Dajiang Innovation released a new onboard computer "wonderful" Manifold. Dajiang Innovation “Miaodou†is a built-in high-performance onboard computer that is seamlessly compatible with the DJI M100 flight platform, optimizing the real-time data analysis capability of the UAV and greatly improving the calculation efficiency and releasing the full potential of the flight platform. . (November 2, 2015, Shenzhen) DJI Dajiang Innovation, a global flight imaging system pioneer, released Manifold, an embedded high-performance onboard computer designed for flight platforms. Together with the Dajiang Onboard SDK, Wonderful Computing provides new and easy-to-use features that let developers unleash their creativity and create more powerful drone industry applications.
Third, intelligent hardware
1. The world's first smartphone with 3D printing technology is released. Bluboo, a domestic mobile phone manufacturer mainly targeting overseas markets, recently launched the Xtouch smartphone. The biggest highlight is that it is the industry's first smartphone to deploy 3D printing technology in mass production. Bluboo said that 3D printing technology is fully utilized to simplify and enhance the production efficiency of Xtouch, as mentioned in the video below: “The nano-scale composite film has been added to the back shell to visually have the effect of masonry cut. "And the back cover produced by 3D printing technology has both flexible features.
2, Pebble watch push special solar strap, priced at 59 US dollars. At this stage, smart watches are mentioned. I believe that the problem that users are most concerned about is definitely the battery life problem. In fact, not only smart watches, battery life should be a concern for all smart device users. If you're wearing a Pebble smart watch, but don't want to pick it up from your wrist, the new Pebble Ripple solar strap is perfect for you. This Pebble Ripple solar meter only needs to charge for one hour to provide 13 hours of battery life. Compared with the traditional charging mode, it is energy-saving and more convenient. In addition, more importantly, the Pebble Ripple strap is comfortable to wear and will never cause any burden.
Fourth, automotive electronics
1. Volvo develops an automatic evading system for kangaroos in Australia. It is reported that this system embeds radar and camera around the car, can be used to detect kangaroos that suddenly burst out and automatically brake to prevent accidents from causing damage to kangaroos and owners. According to Volvo senior security engineer MarTIn Magnusson, Volvo has previously developed an automatic evasion system for urban pedestrians, and this system has been improved for kangaroos appearing on the highway. Because kangaroos often appear unpredictably in front of cars and their human reactions are difficult to avoid, Volvo is confident that the original system will be improved to avoid collisions between kangaroos and cars on the highway.
2, Google Halloween show unmanned technology: even "Ghouls" can identify. Beijing time on November 3, according to technology blog TechCrunch reported that local time on Monday, Google announced the monthly report of its driverless car project. In this report, Google showed off a driverless technology: in October, Google’s driverless cars not only did not collide, but even the various “little ghosts†who walked on the street in Halloween were able to recognize them.
Five, wireless charging
1. Wipolm 3D wireless charging will be released soon. At 14:00 on November 3, Wipolm 3D wireless charging will be released soon. The problem of heat dissipation in mobile phone charging was once a problem of wireless charging. Charging and heating not only affected the experience, but also had potential safety hazards. Wipolm 3D wireless charging solves three major problems of non-contact inductive wireless charging: 1, fever 2, alignment 3, foreign object detection. Wipolm 3D wireless charging, isolated heat source to enjoy the whirlwind to say goodbye to fever.
VI. Virtual reality
1. Subaru launches VR application to let the audience experience the car. Recently, Subaru released an official video, recording the game video through a camera mounted on the top of the car, and then using specialized technology to create a virtual reality video that can be experienced for the general audience. This video can let the audience experience through a 360-degree environment. It is very exciting to get the same perspective as the racer. Interested friends can download this app called Subaru Motorsports and experience it with a virtual reality helmet. The app supports Android and iOS platforms and is compatible with mainstream virtual display devices such as Gear VR.
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