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Nutrigenomix publishes first scientific review on sport nutrigenomics

Sport Nutrigenomics

Research from University of Toronto scientists helps to create genetic test for personalized sport nutrition for athletes looking to improve their performance

TORONTO, ON, CANADA, May 11, 2019 /EINPresswire.com/ — Nutrigenomix Inc., a global leader in genetic testing and personalized nutrition for sport performance, announces the publication of Sport Nutrigenomics: Personalized Nutrition for Athletic Performance. The review was published in the peer-reviewed journal Frontiers in Nutrition by members of the Nutrigenomix research team in collaboration with researchers at the University of Toronto.
Personalized nutrition for sport performance is a promising field in sports nutrition, which..

UAV Drones Market 2019 – Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends, Key Players and Forecast 2019 – 2023

May 11, 2019 (The Expresswire via COMTEX) — Global UAV Drones Industry based on geographic classification is studied for industry analysis, size, share, growth, trends, segment, top company analysis, outlook, manufacturing cost structure, capacity, supplier and forecast to 2023. Along with the reports on the global aspect, these reports cater regional aspects as well as global for the organizations.
UAV Drones Market report compromises CAGR value variation in percentage during the forecast period of 2018-2023 for the industry. This UAV Drones Market report consists of a detailed data and information that provides present and upcoming opportunities to clarify the future investment in the market. In addition, report is generated by keeping in mind all the major aspects of the market research that brings market landscape straightforwardly into focus. Moreover, it also includes historic data, present market trends, environment, technological innovation, upcoming technologies and the tech..

Anti-drone tech at Miami festival maybe violated federal law

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Anti-Drone Tech at Ultra Music Festival Maybe Violated Federal Law

WATCH LIVELast Call With Carson DalyActress DeWanda Wise; Blackberry Smoke performs; actress Lili Mirojnick. NEWSLETTERS Receive the latest local updates in your inboxPrivacy policy | More Newsletters UP NEXT XOfficials Evaluating Aftermath of Ultra Music Festival
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Officials Evaluating Aftermath of Ultra Music FestivalOfficlas are talking about what went wrong and what went right at Ultra Music Festival this past weekend. NBC 6's Nathalia Ortiz reports.
(Published Monday, April 1, 2019)The Federal Aviation Administration says a company working with Miami police to jam signals to prevent drones from flying over the recent Ultra electronic music festival may have been in violation of federal law.
The incident reflects how evolving rules are sometimes unclear or not yet widely known in the relatively new space of drone flying.
Police had invited a company to demonstrate technology to jam drone signals above the popular festival in March. The FAA said Friday that after seeing r..

Tech Trade Show Restores Award to Sex Toy After Outcry

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Drones Market will grow at a CAGR of 40.7% to hit $144.38 Billion by 2025 – Analysis by Trends, Size, Share, Growth Drivers and Business Opportunities: Adroit Market Research

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Drones Market will grow at a CAGR of 40.7% to hit $144.38 Billion by 2025 – Analysis by Trends, Size, Share, Growth Drivers and Business Opportunities: Adroit Market Research

North America region led the global drones market in terms of revenue, owing to a surge in government spending to promote efficient defense devices such as drone is the key reason for the regional growth. Drones integration with the “Internet of Things” is expected to showcase new business opportunity in the forthcoming years
/EIN News/ — Dallas, Texas, May 10, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The global drone market is projected to witness significant growth, rising with a CAGR of 40.7% over the forecast period. The market was valued at USD 13.20 billion in 2018. The surge in the deployment of drones due to their..

Watch out for Big Brother: How technology has changed police surveillance

WHEN we think of surveillance, we tend to imagine traditional surveillance tools like CCTV systems run by local authorities.

The use of CCTV has certainly increased since I was a young constable on the Gold Coast in the early 1990s. From a CCTV network of 16 cameras when they were first introduced to the city precinct, the network has grown to more than 500 cameras today.

But surveillance is much more than just CCTV. It now includes things like private home or business security systems, police body-worn cameras (BWC) and the use of helicopters and drones. And we all have the capacity to conduct surveillance and gather evidence using the technology contained in our mobile phones.

These new technologies are changing the way police approach surveillance. Rather than using surveillance tools reactively to catch criminals caught in the act on camera, police are now proactively seeking out criminals in the process of offending and recording the evidence on the spot.

Johnston authorities’ use of drone to locate stolen property questioned

Smithfield, N.C. — Drone video of stolen property led to an arrest in Johnston County, but the American Civil Liberties Union is questioning whether authorities had a search warrant to fly the drone over private property.

According to warrant to search property along Woods Crossroads Road in Dunn, Benson police passed along a tip about stolen construction equipment to the Johnston County Sheriff's Office, which flew a drone over the property last month to locate the equipment.

Nolan King Knittle, 37, was later arrested and charged in the case.

Under North Carolina law, law enforcement can use drone surveillance over public property or over private property if it's an area within an officer's plain view. They also can use a drone if there is a threat of immediate danger or if they think a suspect will escape or destroy evidence.

But if they need to fly over private property out of plain view, law enforcement usually needs to obtain a search warrant first.

“The common..

Art to science: Prioritise human touch to make technology effective – Gov’t urged

Prof. Ellis Owusu-Dabo

A public health expert is urging government to prioritise human role to make technology work effectively.

Prof. Ellis Owusu-Dabo of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, believes there is an overreliance on technology with little attention to the human factor.

“When it comes to technology, we should just not look at the state of the art, which is the science but there is an art to science which is the human face to technology,” he said.

He added, “a little touch here and there and sometimes just being a good listener helps.”

Prof Owusu–Dabo was speaking at the Ghana Science Association Research seminar and poster presentation in Kumas, themed, “Using Science, Technology and Innovation to Improve Quality Healthcare Delivery in Ghana.”

Though Prof Owusu-Dabo lauds the introduction of medical drones, he said it is not enough to address Ghana’s healthcare delivery challenges.

“Let’s not think of the drone as a panacea,” he stressed.

He believes ..

Brown: BYU Nepotism and University of Utah Bias in Utah’s Top Tech Companies

BYU students celebrate after a BYU touchdown vs. The University of Utah Utes in an NCAA football game at LaVell Edwards Stadium in Provo, Utah on Saturday, Sept. 9, 2017

(Photo by Kiffer Creveling | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

It is no secret that the student cultures of the University of Utah and Brigham Young University are at odds with one another. A commonly held sentiment at BYU is the belief that the U is a second-rate academic option for students who are morally unworthy or intellectually incapable of attending BYU. On the other hand, many at the U see BYU as an ideologically monochromatic, rigid and repressive institution which churns out “drones” for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Regardless of whether or not either sentiment holds any truth, BYU holds a societal authority over the U through the use of its cultural status as the “divine university.” While prejudicial sentiments shape how these two groups perceive each other, the positions of power that BYU al..