Loxley Evolution Technology Co Ltd says it has launched four high tech groups using advanced technology through intelligent platform to enhance the security operation work potential, hopefully get Thailand on top place of being the truly safe country.
Yuthaporn Chittakasem, CEO, said LET has a registered capital of Bt50 million. The technology exhibition was organised under the theme of “Live Beyond” at Terminal 21 Shopping Centre to show leadership in providing centralised security technology on the aspects of the designing, System Integration Service, network system, applications, including security technology maintenance service and to gear up towards becoming the number one service provider bringing the Total Solutions, conforming to Thailand’s entering into the 4.0 era.

“The significant outstanding point of LET is its own platform called Beyond Platform, collaborated with its technological expertise alliance, Brazen Company, Singapore. The development of intelligent security pla..

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U.S. geospatial data could flow to China via drones

Experts and public officials warned lawmakers at a Senate hearing of the security risks arising from China's increasing dominance in low-cost unmanned aerial vehicles.

Harry Wingo of National Defense University told the Transportation Subcommittee of the Senate Commerce Committee that the Chinese company DJI has a “near monopoly” on drone technology marketed in the U.S. That technology isn't just in the gears and rotors, but also in the image collection and storage systems that take photographs and retain data.

“American geospatial information is flown to Chinese data centers at an unprecedented level. This literally gives a Chinese company a view from above of our nation,” Wingo said at the June 18 hearing. “DJI says that American data is safe, but its use of proprietary software networks means how would we know.”

Wingo noted that the Department of Defense has banned the use of DJI drones and expressed concern..

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An Uber Eats drone delivery program could launch in San Diego as early as this summer, a move that promises increased delivery speed and could potentially bring new restaurant options to the platform.

The announcement was made at the Uber Elevate Summit and comes after Uber partnered with San Diego State and McDonald’s to test the drone delivery system last month.

“We think drone delivery presents an opportunity to dramatically improve that customer experience,” Uber Eats Senior Director of Business Development Liz Meyerdirk said at the conference.

During Uber’s test-run of their drones at SDSU in May, an order from McDonald’s was placed in a specially designed Uber Eats package, attached to a drone and delivered to a specific drop zone near Viejas Arena. The test was the first step in bringing drone delivery to residents across San Diego.

Meyerdirk said Uber Eats can currently deliver food to customers in about 30 minutes. But Uber believes by using drone technology, the company c..

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MONETRAN FILES PATENT APPLICATION

Moneda – designed for mass adoption

WILMINGTON, DE, USA, June 15, 2019 /EINPresswire.com/ — The management of Monetran, LLC has announced that the company has filed a patent application for the method by which their token, known as Moneda, is provided price stability.

Monetran, an internet fintech company based in Delaware, has developed Moneda with the intention of having it serve as a universal medium of exchange for purchases and transfers on the internet. The company believes that stability of price will be one of the most important features for any coin or token to achieve mass adoption, and has designed its token to overcome the unstable swings in price experienced by the typical cryptocurrency of today.

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The Redline Equipment test plot project provided farmers with practical knowledge of the advantages gained through using cutting-edge planter technologies from Case IH and Precision Planting.

Redline ran nine trials on its 5-acre test plot for planting and growing corn using precision planting and farming technologies.

Calvin Knotts, precision farming specialist at Redline, uses precision farming technology to take advantage of optimal planting techniques.

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Farming technology a growing field

Agriculture evolving with advancements

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Technologies that will define the future of poultry farming
By Malaika Chunji

Environmentally controlled poultry house.

Growth in poultry farming has been relentless. Chicken meat consumption is expected to exceed that of pork by 2022, making it the number one meat globally.

Egg consumption continues to grow as well because eggs are inexpensive, easy to process and can be included in other foods. Universal acceptance by nearly all cultures and religions ensures that poultry will continue to prosper.

In the next 30 years, we will see another 3 billion people inhabit the Earth, and the middle class of urban dwellers will continue to rise. Poultry farming must respond. Farmers must farm data, not just chickens, and in doing so, harness new digital technologies and information to improve efficiencies and respond to the growing requirements of proactively engaged consumers.

Here are four digital technologies that will define the future of poultry farming.

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The super-tough drones and robots going where we can't

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The Boaty McBoatface autonomous underwater vehicle is designed to run on low power

From arctic wastes to fiery volcanoes, ocean depths to distant planets, a new generation of rugged drones is going to places humans can't. But how do you make a super-tough drone?
When it sets off on its arctic explorations, the Royal Research Ship (RSS) David Attenborough will be carrying within it a full complement of autonomous flying and submersible vehicles designed to lay bare the mysteries of the polar regions.
One underwater drone or AUV (Autonomous Underwater Vehicle) that may be aboard come launch day bears the name Boaty McBoatface, the quirky moniker chosen for its mother ship in an online poll which was subsequently overruled.
Boaty is designed to dive to 6,000m (19,700 ft) where the pressure is about 600 times greater than at sea level. Less rugged vehicles ..

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