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Lucyd Launching All New Loud 3.0 Bluetooth-powered Glasses Jan 27

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Lucyd Loud 3.0 XL

Lucyd Loud is great for music on the move.

Lucyd is proud to introduce the newest line of their popular Bluetooth glasses, offering enhanced sound quality, comfort and style at an attractive price.

It is my firm belief that these new smartglasses represent a quantum leap over other options in the space, with their superior combination of quality, prescription adaptability and price.”— Harrison Gross, CEO Lucyd LtdMIAMI, FL, UNITED STATES, January 20, 2020 /EINPresswire.com/ — Lucyd Ltd, the smartglass developer and operator of a global eShop for tech eyewear, announces today that they are launching their third line of Lucyd Loud Bluetooth glasses. The newest edition of the..

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Large military-grade drones could soon be flying over your backyard

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Large military-grade drones could soon be flying over your backyard
General Atomics is conducting a test flight of its SkyGuardian drone over San Diego sometime this year.

Candice Bernd

January 20, 2020 12:29PM (UTC)

This article originally appeared on Truthout.

As the U.S. military and defense contractors eye a potential drone war with Iran as tensions with the country remain elevated, the defense industry is also preparing to test-fly domestic versions of its combat drones over major American cities in an effort to fully integrate military-grade drones into civil airspace alongside commercial air traffic in the coming years.

That's right, those robotic killing machines used for counterterrorism strikes in the Middle East are coming home — and could eventually be used to surveil large protests and communities of color throughout the U.S.
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The Poway-based defense contractor General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc., will test-fly its SkyGuard..

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RAF pilots to get help of ‘drone squadron’ to confuse enemy and deliver weapons

RAF pilots will soon have vital back-up against enemy attack – thanks to Britain’s first drone squadron.
The pilotless aircraft will fly into action alongside fighter jets to project them from anti-aircraft systems.
And in future they could be armed to take out targets.
The pioneering fleet of low cost 12in drones will be carried in pods on 216 Squadron’s F-35 and Eurofighter Typhoons – and controlled by the pilots.
A source said: “The swarming drones, or ‘loyal wingmen’ as they are being called, could operate in many modes – from confusing the enemy to delivering weapons, electronic jamming, intelligence and surveillance.”
The project is part of a £160million push to revolutionise our Armed Forces. It’s hoped the swarms will allow pilots to “deliver lethal combat power more effectively and safely”.

The Ministry of Defence says trials are being carried out in the UK and abroad and the squadron – which has “exceeded expectations” – is set to be ready by April.
More and more dron..

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TheBusinessResearchCompany.com adds Electric Dryers Global Market Report 2020 to its research database. The complete research is covered across 150+ pages

The global electric dryers market was worth $7.3 billion in 2019. It is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10.29% and reach $10.8 billion by 2023”— Abdul Wasay LONDON, GREATER LONDON, UK, January 18, 2020 /EINPresswire.com/ — The global electric dryers market is expected to grow at a rate of about 10.29% and reach $10.8 billion by 2023. Technological advances drove the market for dryers in the historic period. Increased access to the internet and use of smartphones supported the development and consumption of innovative t..

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Technology made it a safer Kaanum Pongal

By Sahaya Novinston LoboExpress News Service
CHENNAI: People thronging the Marina for Kaanum Pongal were in for a surprise when drones, self balancing vehicles, police personnel in large numbers and volunteers were at hand to ensure their safety.
The gloomy weather did little to dampen the spirits of the revellers and police estimate more than three lakh visited the Marina on Friday. The crowd started arriving before noon. People also visited Elliots and Neelankarai beaches, said the police.

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The city police employed five drones and when it flew low people were seen waving and waiting for their turn of the live telecast. The self balancing vehicles with sirens also caught the eye and many were seen clicking selfies.To make sure no children got separated from the parents, police gave identity tags that had names and mobile phone numbers of the parents. The officials at 11 help centres on the beach were constantly on their toes. According to the police, around 35 ..

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Northwest firms explore 3D, virtual reality, drones

Advanced technology helps architects
better communicate with clients By Natasha Nellis
The flood of technology over the past 10 years has changed the day-to-day operations of Inland Northwest architecture firms, and up-and-coming technology advances have the potential to change the industry even more, experts say.
A growing industry of
design and building information modeling software, ranging from programs that
have been around for years, like AutoCAD and Rhinoceros, to newer ones such as
Revit and Lumion, has streamlined workflows and made projects more time
efficient, they say. Hardware advances, including drones, 3D printers, laser
cutters, and virtual and augmented reality devices have increased significantly
a firm’s ability to communicate with clients and to market its work.
“Tech gives the
ability to push the limits of science at a higher rate,” said Matthew Collins,
owner of Spokane-based Uptic Studios.
Representatives of
Spokane-area design firms across the board say the abil..

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