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A new research initiative keeps looking at how connected technologies affect how people manage their resources at home. People who are following the progress of home automation say that ...

Existing defect detection tools using ultrasound rely on phased array ultrasound. In this method, many transducers are pointed in the same direction to generate an image of that specific area. This ...

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