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Precision in Healthcare to be Advanced by Immersive Learning in Middle East

UAE medical students set to learn thru immersion
How the aging medical learning will have a renovation through VR–Realistic Immersive Learning

The anticipation was real to save a critical patient, such tools help us practice the most difficult scenarios and be better prepared for real-life cases”— Najla Naser, Student at Gulf Medical UniversityDUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES, June 29, 2019 /EINPresswire.com/ — As accelerated digitization has changed skill requirements, the workforce of tomorrow demands more active and ongoing approach to training and learning. Virtual Reality–the flag bearer of immersive learning has created an observant shift in the technological mainframe and has added new ways of comm..

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Tucson Tech: Coyote gets new teeth as Raytheon builds counter-drone tech

Raytheon recently developed the Coyote Block 1B, above, a drone fitted with an advanced target seeker and a warhead to destroy enemy drones in a kamikaze fashion.

The Army is looking to meet the looming threat of swarms of enemy drones with the help of Tucson-based Raytheon Missile Systems and some legacy Tucson tech.
At the recent Paris Air Show, Raytheon announced that a counter-drone system consisting of its small, expendable Coyote unmanned aircraft and a portable Raytheon radar system had reached “initial operational capability,” meaning it is ready to put into the hands of soldiers in the field.
The concept of the anti-drone system — which the Army is calling Howler — is to use tube-launched Coyotes, linked with the system’s truck-mounted radar, to hunt down and kill enemy drones on the fly.

Raytheon recently developed the Coyote Block 1B version used with the Howler system, fitting the drone with an advanced target seeker and a warhead to destroy drones in kamikaze fashion.
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James Murdoch bets on drones after leaving the family business

AdvertisementJames Murdoch will have a new tech venture to discuss when he joins the other billionaires milling about at the annual Allen & Co. retreat in Idaho next month.
The younger son of media magnate Rupert Murdoch, who parted ways with the family business after it struck a $US71 billion ($56 billion) deal to sell a swath of assets to Walt Disney this year, has backed the seed round of a Norwegian drone technology company.
James Murdoch is backing new drone technology.Credit:
UBIQ Aerospace, which refers to itself as a “deep tech startup,” announced that it has raised seed financing from Murdoch's Lupa Systems and Norwegian tech accelerator NTNU Accel. The business hopes to introduce new de-icing systems — called D-ICE — that will “transform” unmanned aircraft operations in cold climates.
The company's first product is being targeted as much for commercial use as military use, UBIQ Aerospace Chief Executive Officer Kim Lynge Sorensen said in an interview.
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Forbes AgTech: Making food safer using technology

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Forbes AgTech: Making food safer using technology

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COMPANIES ARE TAPPING INTO TECHNOLOGY AND PAIRING IT WITH DATA TO MAKE SURE FEWER AND FEWER GET SICK FROM PRODUCE clip # 0094 00:20:12 “foodborne illnesses effects about 1 in every 6 Americans annually, but it's more than just a statistic. Behind every number is a real face,' ONE PRODUCER IS WORKING TO LOWER THE STATISTIC USING TECHNOLOGY IN THE FIELDS Drew McDonald: 00:48:26..the stone age didn't end because we ran out of stones there were new tools 00:48:32 at taylor we have a philosphy that's always look at tech, SALINAS-BASED TAYLOR FARMS…USES TECHNOLOGY AND REAL TIME DATA TO MAKE OUR FOOD SAFER FOR EXAMPLE DRONES AND VISION TECHNOLOGY CAN LOOK AT THE QUALITY OF PRODUCT IN THE FIELDS DATA IS THEN USED TO PULL INFORMATION, TESTING AND FIND TRENDS. 00:50:20 one illnesss is too many, I'm a father of three we have a common goal when we ..

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Workshop to grow drone racing community

Workshop to grow drone racing community

CNY Drones, in partnership with sister organization, the Academy of Model Aeronautics University Model Aviation Student Club #15104 (SUNY AMA), is accepting applications for an exclusive drone racer program on Saturday, August 17, 2019 at SUNY Polytechnic Institute’s Utica Campus. Project Drone Racer, a 6-hour, single-day drone building session, intends to grow recreational drone enthusiasts as drone racers and freestylers.

The training will provide newcomers with the ability to build and repair their own racing drones while introducing them to a local support network of fellow pilots. CNY Drones’ recreational drone community presents year-round STEM-focused drone programs from interactive demonstrations to a task-centered team challenge to tech meets and races. CNY Drones and SUNY AMA joined forces in 2017 to promote both student interest and adult interaction with their younger counterparts interested in drone technology.

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Drones take flight at St. Patrick’s

Drones take flight at St. Patrick’s

Jun 26, 2019 | Local

St. Patrick’s School in Oneida recently hosted a “Mars and Mini-Drones” STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and math) camp. Camp topics included manual drone flight, programmed drone flight, and Mars. The camp was made possible by The Fibonacci Project and co-sponsored by ANDRO, the Mid State Teacher’s Center, and St. Patrick’s School. Watch video of the camp at youtube.com/syrdio. (Photos courtesy Syracuse Catholic Television)

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Drones the latest critical tool to fight wildfires

closeVideoWildfire crews getting help from dronesUS Forest Service used drone to help firefighters battling fire in area used for World War II artillery training.
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — When thousands of acres of forest burned here recently, firefighters found themselves in a tough spot. One area, which had once been a World War II artillery training spot, was filled with unexploded ordnances that could kill them.
So they used a new technique to help them battle the forest fire: a drone.
As wildfires become a growing threat across the country, firefighters are increasingly turning to drones to help them in battle.
Drone technology has been used in fires for years, but they are now becoming a critical tool to fight wildfires.
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“They're going to be another essential tool in our firefighting arsenal of ways to put out the fire or help control the fires,” said Justin Jager, U.S. Forest Service northern Arizona interagency aviation offic..

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Precision Farming Market 2019 Segmentation, Future Trend, Global Industry Analysis, Emerging Technology, Sales Revenue and Comprehensive Research Study Till 2023

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Precision Farming Market 2019 Segmentation, Future Trend, Global Industry Analysis, Emerging Technology, Sales Revenue and Comprehensive Research Study Till 2023

Jun 25, 2019 (AB Digital via COMTEX) —

Global Precision Farming Market: Synopsis

Also known as precision agriculture, precision farming market is defined as a process for identifying and managing the variability of any farm and variability of productivity. Market Research Future (MRFR) has published a research report on the global precision farming market that anticipates advancement for this market at 12% CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) between 2016 and 2022. By value, the market has been figured to be worth the US $ 7 bn by the end of the forecast period.

Observing the market structure, this report measures the future growth potential of the market. It gauges the strategies of the key players in the market and aids the competitive developments like new product developments, joint v..

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