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At Inveneo, we push technology hard. Our engineers work with the latest tools on the market and our deployments span some of the harshest environments on the planet. Connecting remote islands, rural communities and refugee camps can make quick work of most consumer-grade equipment, which makes identifying and configuring robust, cost-effective solutions an integral part of our services. Similar Products:...
ALTHOUGH it is the weekend, a small factory in the Haidian district of Beijing is hard at work. Eight machines, the biggest the size of a delivery van, are busy making things. Yet the factory, owned by Beijing Longyuan Automated Fabrication System (known as AFS), appears almost deserted. Similar Products: Powered by Make: Ultimate Guide to 3D Printing :: Amazon The 3D printing revolution...
Different colored lasers light up a section of cloud during a test of Inveneo’s StratoLancer system. Photo: Aaron Mason When trying to communicate over great distances, things invariably get in the way. The solution so far has been to find your way up to the tallest nearby mountain and build a steel tower to hold equipment that captures information and relays it to the other side. This process can take time,...
This article addresses an investigation of the capabilities of intelligent feedback control methodologies to provide satisfactory web server quality of service (QoS) in terms of delay services. Fuzzy logic-based control architectures are proposed to enhance the system performances. The first closed-loop control scheme to be applied is the standard proportional integral (PI) type Mamdani’s fuzzy logic controller...
It could be a grotto. Light is glowing up from below and gives the moving waves a glance of an opal under the sunlight. “This computer graphic was written with our new description language by a schoolboy in not more than two hours after a briefly reading of the instructions”, explains Felix Klein, doctoral candidate at the chair of Computer Graphics at Saarland University. As Klein is moving three...
Forget Moore’s Law — Step and Wait The bread and butter of investing for Silicon Valley tech companies is stale. Instead, a new method of predicting the evolution of technology could save tech giants millions in research and development or developments of new products—and help analysts and venture capitalists determine which companies are on the right track. ...
We use oil to make plastics. So, in theory, couldn’t we break down used plastic back into its components and get oil back out again? Yes. And the idea isn’t just theoretical. A number of companies (as well as some innovative individuals) are already using different versions of a technology called pyrolysis to convert waste plastic into usable fuel oil. ...
