2018年4月16日星期一
new design Lipstick personal alarm
Lipsticks that resemble women's use, but can emit rasping sounds up to 120 decibels. Self-defense essential.
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2018年2月9日星期五
British LED wholesalers launch ultra-thin infrared panel heater
British LED wholesaler Mirrorstone Lighting demonstrated a new type of infrared panel heater that will save energy and replace the traditional heating system in British homes.
The brothers Amit and Prashant Soni, the owners of the company, foresee the potential of LED lighting in the UK lighting market five years ago. The company offers LED bulbs, LED light bar and lighting accessories. Mirrorstone Lighting's sales grow with the demand for energy-efficient light bulbs.
Brothers are now launching Mirrorstone Heating, a 22mm slim infrared panel heater that can be installed on ceilings and walls.
According to the brothers, this slim heater is easy to install, safe and energy efficient with beautiful prints. They use electromagnetic waves to heat the space, heat waves are absorbed by people and the surrounding environment, can save up to 60% of the room heating costs. The price of the heater is about 80 pounds.
They said they have realized that the infrared heating market will be huge and are trying to promote the technology to the British public.
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The brothers Amit and Prashant Soni, the owners of the company, foresee the potential of LED lighting in the UK lighting market five years ago. The company offers LED bulbs, LED light bar and lighting accessories. Mirrorstone Lighting's sales grow with the demand for energy-efficient light bulbs.
Brothers are now launching Mirrorstone Heating, a 22mm slim infrared panel heater that can be installed on ceilings and walls.
According to the brothers, this slim heater is easy to install, safe and energy efficient with beautiful prints. They use electromagnetic waves to heat the space, heat waves are absorbed by people and the surrounding environment, can save up to 60% of the room heating costs. The price of the heater is about 80 pounds.
They said they have realized that the infrared heating market will be huge and are trying to promote the technology to the British public.
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2018年2月2日星期五
30 kinds of applications take you to play Internet of Things lighting
The next revolution in lighting is the lighting connected to the Internet of Things. what are the benefits? The following is the IOT lighting 30 classic applications. Watch, do not blink, the future is in front of you
retail
1 IoT lights can be found in the supermarket products
Customers using supermarket applications can find products with a precision of 30 centimeters by combining visible light communication with a smartphone's front camera.
IoT lights provide consumers with unique promotions
Unlike the special offers for ads in stores, Smart Lights can detect where customers are in stores, allowing them to send customized quotes for nearby items to their smartphones.
3 IoT lights can change shopping from "trouble" to "game"
Shopping "gamification" is one of the things that makes retailers excited. Customers can earn points and stay "streak" by visiting specific stores and some stores. IoT lights can detect their location.
IoT lights can track customers in the store
IoT lights track shoppers, such as tycoons in department stores, and even find out which offers they've used and which cashier they've been to.
5 Internet of Things lights can make your shopping process one go
The supermarket app can plan your route in the supermarket, and smart lights can help remind you to pick up items on the shopping list along the hallway.
health care
6 IoT lights can be found in the hospital equipment
Looking for medical equipment such as ultrasound and portable ECG machines is wasting a lot of medical time. With the lamp embedded sensor in, this process will be effortless.
7 Internet of Things light can detect the queue
Tiny sensors in the luminaire inform hospital managers and real-time queues of vehicles, such as ambulances, and immediately alert them to this issue.
8 IoT lights can help monitor the elderly
In the nursing home and nursing environment, sensors can be used to tell the clinical staff if senile patients fall or have not acted for some time.
IoT lights can help doctors find the way in the hospital
An inability to find a road is an important issue in getting a doctor, and asking for directions can add extra workload to hospital workers, and smart lights with location tracking can help reduce disruption to staff.
10 IoT lights can reduce hospital theft
Some expensive health care items, such as the £ 5,000 spinal cord pillow, are sometimes stolen. With smart tags, the IoT lights can be detected once these items have left the designated area.
office
11 If the space is properly used, the Internet of Things light can tell the facility manager
Is it really necessary to create an extension area? Smart lights can tell you how your buildings are being used, what areas are hot spots, and where they are under-used, which can save a lot of money.
IoT lights determine cleaning priority
The cleaning company can use the information of the smart lights to determine the required cleaning frequency for an area of a building based on occupancy and traffic.
13 IoT lights can help manage conference rooms
Lights with smart sensors tell the facility manager if the conference room is in use and how many people are there.
14 IoT lights can help employees achieve personalized lighting
With smartphones that have been detected using IoT lights, employees can adjust the lighting level, or even the color temperature of the lights, no matter where they are.
15 Internet of Things light can safely send information
Internet-enabled Li-Fi lights provide ultra-fast Internet connectivity for enabled devices, eliminating the security and bandwidth issues of traditional Wi-Fi.
Traffic
IOT lights can be found at the airport wheelchairs
Tracking wheelchairs is a big issue, and the lack of wheelchairs can affect normal flights. With smart tags or RFID tags, sensors with sensors can be tracked.
17 Internet of Things lights can find parking spaces
In Helsinki, miniature cameras embedded in streetlights detect whether parking spaces are occupied and upload the information to the cloud, which drivers can access through real-time applications.
IoT lights can detect suspicious vehicles
Sensors embedded in outdoor lighting detect unusual vehicle activity in areas such as the airport and train depot, and send information to security personnel.
19 IoT lights can manage traffic
Cameras and sensors combined with traffic lights and signage can monitor traffic, regulate traffic, and redirect traffic if necessary.
20 IoT lights can detect aircraft passengers off machine
Sensors in the IoT lights detect passengers on the aircraft disembarking, raising lighting levels, alerting airport staff and allowing managers to control traffic through customs and security.
Outdoor
IoT lights monitor air quality
Environmental sensors embedded in outdoor street lighting can create air quality images and allow municipalities to take real-time measures to reduce local pollution.
2 IoT lights can alert police gunshots
Special microphones on the street lamps detect gunfire and immediately tell the police the firearm and its location via triangulation software.
23 IoT lights can help plan for bad weather
Sensors embedded in the street light monitor snow and water levels, meaning municipalities can prepare snow blowers and trucks in advance.
24 IoT lights can predict street lights or drive failure
Predictive maintenance software for smart streetlights tells municipalities when lighting needs to be replaced, rather than responding after a failure.
IOT lights can help garbage collection
The bin sensor can contact the nearby IoT street light to tell the bin waste bin where and when it needs to be emptied, and the software schedules the best route.
Living and leisure
26 IoT lights can automatically test emergency lighting
IoT lighting can automatically perform mandatory periodic testing of emergency lighting systems and their batteries and prepare the necessary reports.
IoT lights can provide information in museums and galleries
With applications and visible light communications, IOT lights can use proximity technology to give museum and gallery viewers a better experience and exhibit information.
IoT lights can be personalized and automated rooms
In hotel rooms, smart lighting determines the number of occupants or even the preferences of each guest and adjusts room lighting, blinds, TV channels and air conditioning accordingly.
IOT lights can promote hotel guests spending
Location-based restaurants and discounts recommend more precise push to hotel guests using location tracking and smartphone apps.
IoT lights can lower the cost of hotels and resorts
IoT lights using motion sensors intelligently turn off air conditioners and other unnecessary tools, dramatically avoiding unnecessary energy usage.
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retail
1 IoT lights can be found in the supermarket products
Customers using supermarket applications can find products with a precision of 30 centimeters by combining visible light communication with a smartphone's front camera.
Unlike the special offers for ads in stores, Smart Lights can detect where customers are in stores, allowing them to send customized quotes for nearby items to their smartphones.
Shopping "gamification" is one of the things that makes retailers excited. Customers can earn points and stay "streak" by visiting specific stores and some stores. IoT lights can detect their location.
IoT lights track shoppers, such as tycoons in department stores, and even find out which offers they've used and which cashier they've been to.
The supermarket app can plan your route in the supermarket, and smart lights can help remind you to pick up items on the shopping list along the hallway.
health care
Looking for medical equipment such as ultrasound and portable ECG machines is wasting a lot of medical time. With the lamp embedded sensor in, this process will be effortless.
Tiny sensors in the luminaire inform hospital managers and real-time queues of vehicles, such as ambulances, and immediately alert them to this issue.
In the nursing home and nursing environment, sensors can be used to tell the clinical staff if senile patients fall or have not acted for some time.
An inability to find a road is an important issue in getting a doctor, and asking for directions can add extra workload to hospital workers, and smart lights with location tracking can help reduce disruption to staff.
Some expensive health care items, such as the £ 5,000 spinal cord pillow, are sometimes stolen. With smart tags, the IoT lights can be detected once these items have left the designated area.
office
11 If the space is properly used, the Internet of Things light can tell the facility manager
Is it really necessary to create an extension area? Smart lights can tell you how your buildings are being used, what areas are hot spots, and where they are under-used, which can save a lot of money.
IoT lights determine cleaning priority
The cleaning company can use the information of the smart lights to determine the required cleaning frequency for an area of a building based on occupancy and traffic.
13 IoT lights can help manage conference rooms
Lights with smart sensors tell the facility manager if the conference room is in use and how many people are there.
14 IoT lights can help employees achieve personalized lighting
With smartphones that have been detected using IoT lights, employees can adjust the lighting level, or even the color temperature of the lights, no matter where they are.
Internet-enabled Li-Fi lights provide ultra-fast Internet connectivity for enabled devices, eliminating the security and bandwidth issues of traditional Wi-Fi.
Traffic
IOT lights can be found at the airport wheelchairs
Tracking wheelchairs is a big issue, and the lack of wheelchairs can affect normal flights. With smart tags or RFID tags, sensors with sensors can be tracked.
In Helsinki, miniature cameras embedded in streetlights detect whether parking spaces are occupied and upload the information to the cloud, which drivers can access through real-time applications.
IoT lights can detect suspicious vehicles
Sensors embedded in outdoor lighting detect unusual vehicle activity in areas such as the airport and train depot, and send information to security personnel.
19 IoT lights can manage traffic
Cameras and sensors combined with traffic lights and signage can monitor traffic, regulate traffic, and redirect traffic if necessary.
20 IoT lights can detect aircraft passengers off machine
Sensors in the IoT lights detect passengers on the aircraft disembarking, raising lighting levels, alerting airport staff and allowing managers to control traffic through customs and security.
Outdoor
IoT lights monitor air quality
Environmental sensors embedded in outdoor street lighting can create air quality images and allow municipalities to take real-time measures to reduce local pollution.
Special microphones on the street lamps detect gunfire and immediately tell the police the firearm and its location via triangulation software.
Sensors embedded in the street light monitor snow and water levels, meaning municipalities can prepare snow blowers and trucks in advance.
Predictive maintenance software for smart streetlights tells municipalities when lighting needs to be replaced, rather than responding after a failure.
The bin sensor can contact the nearby IoT street light to tell the bin waste bin where and when it needs to be emptied, and the software schedules the best route.
Living and leisure
26 IoT lights can automatically test emergency lighting
IoT lighting can automatically perform mandatory periodic testing of emergency lighting systems and their batteries and prepare the necessary reports.
IoT lights can provide information in museums and galleries
With applications and visible light communications, IOT lights can use proximity technology to give museum and gallery viewers a better experience and exhibit information.
In hotel rooms, smart lighting determines the number of occupants or even the preferences of each guest and adjusts room lighting, blinds, TV channels and air conditioning accordingly.
Location-based restaurants and discounts recommend more precise push to hotel guests using location tracking and smartphone apps.
IoT lights using motion sensors intelligently turn off air conditioners and other unnecessary tools, dramatically avoiding unnecessary energy usage.
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2018年1月31日星期三
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2018年1月29日星期一
Equipped with sensors and LED smart contact lenses, blood glucose can be measured anytime, anywhere
The concept of smart contact lenses has emerged for many years, whether it is Google's blood glucose, vision correction contact lenses, or SONY and Samsung's blinking camera capabilities, manufacturers have intended to win everyone's attention, but smart contact lenses to be both comfortable and Performance is not an easy task, the major manufacturers are still in the research and development stage.
A smart contact lens source | SENSIMED
Recently, UNIST, Korea's Ulsan Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST), has also begun researching smart contact lenses. They test blood glucose using sensors and LEDs in soft contact lenses. When the blood glucose level in the tear is too high, the green LED stops blinking , Remind the user.
Diabetes patients in the current blood glucose test, the general use of blood lancing needle poked their fingers or sebaceous pin, the patient had to bear the inconvenience of the appliance and tingling, if the study was first developed, for patients with diabetes is a Gospel.
The current blood glucose detection
To help patients feel uncomfortable, the team created a soft, flexible, transparent electronic assembly that uses an antenna and rectifier to convert RF power from nearby generators to electricity that power the glucose sensor and the LED , And LED light-emitting direction, the wearer will not see the flashing green LED.
However, this study has not been used in human clinical practice, only for animal experiments, and researchers did not find any adverse reactions, guiding scientist Jihun Park said the sensor can accurately track the blood sugar in tears.
This product still needs continuous research and development. According to David Walt, a diagnostic expert at the Wyss Institute in Harvard University, there are still some problems to be solved.
Glucose sensors use glucose oxidase (Glucose Oxidase) in the device to measure blood glucose, but glucose oxidase and sugar combine to produce hydrogen peroxide, which can damage the eyes. And as time goes by, the glucose oxidase content of the device will also drop, have to find ways to extend the life of contact lenses.
Park also said that such smart contact lenses also have room for improvement and will work with other vendors to solve problems. According to sources, in addition to Verily (formerly Google X), some manufacturers such as Sensimed, EPGLMed, Samsung, SONY and Apple will also need to launch smart contact lenses in the future.
Recently, UNIST, Korea's Ulsan Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST), has also begun researching smart contact lenses. They test blood glucose using sensors and LEDs in soft contact lenses. When the blood glucose level in the tear is too high, the green LED stops blinking , Remind the user.
Diabetes patients in the current blood glucose test, the general use of blood lancing needle poked their fingers or sebaceous pin, the patient had to bear the inconvenience of the appliance and tingling, if the study was first developed, for patients with diabetes is a Gospel.
To help patients feel uncomfortable, the team created a soft, flexible, transparent electronic assembly that uses an antenna and rectifier to convert RF power from nearby generators to electricity that power the glucose sensor and the LED , And LED light-emitting direction, the wearer will not see the flashing green LED.
However, this study has not been used in human clinical practice, only for animal experiments, and researchers did not find any adverse reactions, guiding scientist Jihun Park said the sensor can accurately track the blood sugar in tears.
This product still needs continuous research and development. According to David Walt, a diagnostic expert at the Wyss Institute in Harvard University, there are still some problems to be solved.
Glucose sensors use glucose oxidase (Glucose Oxidase) in the device to measure blood glucose, but glucose oxidase and sugar combine to produce hydrogen peroxide, which can damage the eyes. And as time goes by, the glucose oxidase content of the device will also drop, have to find ways to extend the life of contact lenses.
Park also said that such smart contact lenses also have room for improvement and will work with other vendors to solve problems. According to sources, in addition to Verily (formerly Google X), some manufacturers such as Sensimed, EPGLMed, Samsung, SONY and Apple will also need to launch smart contact lenses in the future.
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