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3D Projector Market by Technology (DLP, LCD, LCoS), Light Source (Laser, Metal Halide, Hybrid, LED), Brightness, Resolution, Application (Cinema, Education, Business, Events & Large Venues, Home Theater & Gaming) and Region - Global Forecast to 2024

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There are many industrial processes that use fiber lasers, which could provide the e-mobility industry with the edge it requires. Fiber lasers have been hugely successful in many areas of manufacturing such as cleaning and ablation, cutting, drilling and additive manufacturing. Fibre laser engraving can be used to imprint vehicle identification numbers, serial numbers and information relating to specific parts. In applications like cutting and drilling, fiber lasers provide unerring accuracy and precision. Another area where fiber lasers can provide support to the manufacturers of e-mobility vehicles is light-weighting. The use of fiber lasers in the automotive industry has a proven track record. This infographic from SPI Lasers provides detailed information on how these processes can now be transferred to the e-mobility industry has an enabler.

The electro-mobility industry is currently fraught with challenges. Amongst the barriers being faced by the industry are the advancements required by batteries and the lack of proper charging infrastructure in many countries. Market penetration has been difficult as many consumers are wary about switching to e-mobility. SPI Lasers has released a great infographic about how fiber laser technology can create a breakthrough for e-mobility. The use of fiber lasers can bring down costs, which is a critical factor. It can also lead to improved performance of the e-vehicles and its components. More importantly, fiber lasers can speed up e-mobility processes, providing manufacturers with a critical competitive edge. The SPI Lasers infographic sheds new light on several key areas that could be instrumental in the success story of electronic vehicles.

The global shift from petroleum and diesel-fuelled transportation is now a certainty. In light of this, a new term called electro-mobility has gained importance. The term covers all forms of transportation that are driven by electricity, harnessed through external charging. However, this isn't the only factor that's important to this emerging industry.

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From cozy corners to bold living room displays, DIY streaming setups bring flexibility to your entertainment routine. Save space, money, and time with a setup you control. Add voice remotes, LED light strips, and Bluetooth speakers for a cinematic vibe at home.

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The smart home market is seeing vibrant activity. The home security giant's flagship service is called ADT Pulse, which offers home automation controls through its smartphone apps. Chief among these is the ADT Pulse Voice app, which can control lights, thermostats, door locks and other appliances by using voice commands.

You're interested in the cloud, so here's who you should be looking at. With IT budgets flat lining and CIOs feeling the pressure to reduce the spend on 'keeping the lights on' maintenance and support, it's little surprise that more and more IT pros are looking towards the cloud to solve their problems. With no initial upfront costs and with providers happy to manage the back-end of behalf of their customers, cloud is without doubt an attractive technology for many CIOs.

The Internet of Things continues to build momentum, with connected devices ranging from fridges, light bulbs and TV's. The question is, what happens to the data these connected devices create? What do we need to do to secure these networks?