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A Quick Guide on How to Choose the Right Laptop for Yourself

March 21, 2024 by Mark Allinson

Choosing the right laptop can be a difficult thing, especially for business owners and IT managers. Indeed, making the right choice is crucial for productivity and efficiency. But where do you start? We’ll tell you!  [Read more…] about A Quick Guide on How to Choose the Right Laptop for Yourself

Filed Under: Computing Tagged With: choose, computers, guide, laptop, laptops, right

How 3D Rendering Services are Transforming and Progressing Industries

November 27, 2022 by Mark Allinson

A 3D rendering service can take your designs and turn them into 3D renders. This may not seem impressive when can probably render your own 3D models on your computer.

However, if your model has many intricate parts, if it is highly detailed, or even if it is a model with many layers and features, it can take quite a while for your computer to create the model.

This is especially true if there is lots of detail on the model and lots of calculations that need to be done. Added to which, your company may require several thousand renders take place per day. If this is the case, then hiring an outside company to do your 3D rendering is downright essential. [Read more…] about How 3D Rendering Services are Transforming and Progressing Industries

Filed Under: Design Tagged With: companies, company, computer, computers, content, design, designs, easier, generated, industries, industry, internet, model, phase, problems, process, products, render, rendering, server, servers, services, time, work

Facebook files patent for robotic eyeball

February 1, 2022 by Sam Francis

Social media giant Facebook has filed a patent for a robotic eyeball, according to a report on Gizmodo.com.

The “mechanical eyeball” is said to feature human-like abilities and can be integrated to humanoid or other types of robots.

Why Facebook, which recently rebranded itself as Meta, is developing a robot eyeball is subject to considerable speculation. [Read more…] about Facebook files patent for robotic eyeball

Filed Under: Humanoids, News Tagged With: ai, carnegie, company, components, computers, designed, eye, eyeball, facebook, fastest, humanoid, machines, mellon, meta, moving, patent, powerful, robot, robotic, robots, supercomputers, touch

DFI third-largest in Taiwan’s industrial computer sector

August 27, 2021 by David Edwards

DFI is the third-largest manufacturer of industrial computers in Taiwan, according to new research by TrendForce.

Industrial computers have always been an industry in which Taiwanese manufacturers enjoy an advantage, with a total annual revenue of nearly $8 billion.

According to a research report released by TrendForce in July, in the first half of 2021, DFI, specializing in smart manufacturing, smart healthcare, and intelligent transportation systems/infrastructures, ranked third with a revenue of NT$5.28 billion (equivalent to $186.7 million). [Read more…] about DFI third-largest in Taiwan’s industrial computer sector

Filed Under: Business, News Tagged With: computers, dfi, embedded, industrial, industries, manufacturing, revenue, smart, solutions, trendforce

Scientists research ‘matter waves’ to shine light on post electronics future

August 23, 2021 by David Edwards

Most modern technologies owe their success to advances in electronics. These devices harness the flow of electrons in different ways to create computers, charge batteries, light-up displays, and move motors.

Now researchers are starting to explore ways to harness the flow of waves of whole atoms, called matter waves, to enable new kinds of sensors, computers, and scientific research.

This new field has been named atomtronics, owing to the focus on finding ways to move whole atoms rather than electrons in traditional electronics devices. [Read more…] about Scientists research ‘matter waves’ to shine light on post electronics future

Filed Under: Features, Science Tagged With: atoms, atomtronic, atomtronics, chip, circuits, computers, devices, electrical, electronics, explore, field, move, practical, properties, quantum, researchers, roadmap, scientists, sensitive, sensors, technology, traditional, waves, ways

A Look at the Past, Present, and Future of IT Support

July 12, 2021 by Mark Allinson

Information technology (IT) support has in past years been known as the center of all technological innovations in a company. Given that the world of business today is highly dependent on technology, the IT department has no doubt become an integral part of any organization.

Now, technology is no longer limited or solely driven by the IT department. With the emergence of cloud and mobile technologies, almost anyone in an organization has access to high-quality tech that would have been limited or at least mostly been found in the IT department.

It looks like IT support is being overtaken by the very technologies that brought them into existence. But is that what’s happening? What’s the future of IT support if there’s any to speak of? [Read more…] about A Look at the Past, Present, and Future of IT Support

Filed Under: Computing, Promoted Tagged With: business, computers, information technology, it, it support, technology

7 Useful Apps to Measure Your Mac’s Performance

April 16, 2021 by Polly

Apple Macs are one of the computers that face the most abuse in terms of being used for heavy workloads in an extended period of time.

Although these computers are solid and work well under intense pressures, it is worthwhile to know how much is too much. Assessing the performance capabilities of your Mac and its current state is paramount to optimizing the way you use the machine for it to perform at its peak. [Read more…] about 7 Useful Apps to Measure Your Mac’s Performance

Filed Under: Promoted, Technology Tagged With: assess, assessing, benchmarking, capabilities, card, Cinebench, computer, computers, cpu, focus, GFX Bench, graphics, help, iBench, iStat Menus, mac, machine, measure, needed, NovaBench, perfect, performance, power, project, report, Temperature Gauge, tests, time, tool, UNIGINE Benchmarks

Giving airplanes new life with new cockpits

February 26, 2021 by Sam Francis

Technology moves at a blistering pace, and what was modern and cool yesterday is outdated today.

That’s where UPS Airlines was with its Airbus A300 freighter aircraft fleet several years ago. The 52 wide-body “browntails,” with an average age of 18 years, have plenty of life left in them.

But the avionics in the cockpit needed a serious upgrade. The current flight management computers (FMC) used for navigation have just 200 kilobytes of storage. That was fine in 1983, when the A300-600 first flew, but nowhere near enough storage now. [Read more…] about Giving airplanes new life with new cockpits

Filed Under: Features, Industry Tagged With: aircraft, cockpit, computer, computers, displays, engineering, fleet, flight, fmc, life, maintenance, management, minutes, navigation, pilots, storage, takes, time, update, updating, upgrade, walton, years

Bosch wins orders worth ‘billions’ for vehicle computers

January 27, 2021 by David Edwards

Automotive technology giant Bosch says it is winning orders worth “billions” for vehicle computers. Cars today each integrate hundreds of computer chips of various kinds, but few have central computers on board (see image below). 

In modern cars, intelligence counts for a lot, and Bosch says its vehicle computers are there to provide it. These computers, the new all-rounders of automotive electronics, are incorporating ever more functions of individual control units into central, highly powerful electronic modules.

For more than a year now, Bosch vehicle computers have been controlling functions such as driver assistance systems and motion in production vehicles. And soon, they will be joined by central computers for cockpit functions and body electronics. [Read more…] about Bosch wins orders worth ‘billions’ for vehicle computers

Filed Under: Computing, Features Tagged With: automotive electronics, bosch, central, computers, connected mobility, connectivity, control, control units, e/e architecture, functions, software, vehicle, vehicle computer

Mattress Automation: Now And In The Future

November 4, 2020 by Polly

The idea of cold, calculating machines helping us get things done might have seemed a little scary a few decades ago, but industries are starting to see computers and machines as more than just lifeless equipment.

There isn’t a single industry that hasn’t made use of automation. We can now get things done faster and in a more efficient way and we can eliminate the risk that comes with human error. From manufacturing equipment, to data collection and even e-commerce. We’re already seeing the impact automation is making in the mattress industry. [Read more…] about Mattress Automation: Now And In The Future

Filed Under: Design, Promoted Tagged With: automation, computers, factories, going, human, industry, machines, mattress, quality, work

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