Integrating Crossmatch's fingerprint
reading technology into Lenovo's new ThinkPad lets healthcare professionals keep their data secure and control who is accessing it without slowing them down while providing care.
Head of Research Department of University of Engineering Peshawar Dr.Gul Muhammad gave a detail presentation about meter reading of meters installed at hight,Drone Meter
Reading Technology ,Selfee Stick meter reading and on line meter reading system,Pesco BoD discussed and approved Incentive Package for permanent disconnected consumers, Replacement of old/Sluggish meters, Refreshers courses for meter readers and bifurcation of 11 kv feeders.
CESI previously worked in the Sultanate of Oman with the Electricity Holding Company SAOC (EHC) to introduce automated meter
reading technology.
acquired card
reading technology to test how easy it is to remotely "steal" details from contactless cards, and managed to order a PS3,000 television.
Joining the team from UOWD in the finals are 'Back in Time' -- a post-apocalyptic game created by a team from Tunisia, and a brain controlled robot which uses brain wave
reading technology to help paralysed people to communicate created by a team from Palestine.
On the operations side, Trimble's fleet mobility solutions, RFID
reading technology and Positive Train Control (PTC) mapping systems enable productive and safe operation of passenger and freight railroads.
With patented algorithms for high-speed barcode and optical character recognition (OCR)
reading technology, the company's Tire Solutions are said to provide advanced, reliable reading results.
It's another fantastic milestone that they have introduced fingerprint
reading technology into their new iPhone range.
Taylor, a former
reading technology supervisor and instructor who has designed and manufactured reading improvement devices, explains basic reading skills and shows education students and professors, classroom teachers, reading clinic specialists, and behavioral optometrists how to evaluate these skills through eye-movement recording.
Shah, of Latham, New York: "I've been
reading Technology Review since 1967, but the latest issue is amazing.