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EIU global GDP forecasts - 0 views

  • The Economist Intelligence Unit envisages at least some pick-up in momentum in major economies later in 2013, which will set the stage for a better 2014.
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Materials Stewardship Toolkit for mineral and metal production managers - 0 views

  • Materials stewardship is about companies contributing to sustainability by making the best use of intelligent design and application of technology to increase recoveries, by extending the resource base through reduced losses, by reducing the use of materials per unit of production, by diverting "waste" materials to productive uses and by restoring resources such as land and water to productive use. 
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Asia drive global PV installations to 46-GW - 1 views

  • Global solar photovoltaic (PV) installations will grow by a 22 percent in 2014, largely as a result of recent policy changes in the two largest markets, China and Japan, according to data released by market intelligence analyst IHS Inc.
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ABB wins substations order in India - 0 views

  • “This order supports the development of 765 kV power infrastructure in India, enhancing transmission capacity and efficiency to help meet the growing demand for power,” said Peter Leupp, head of ABB’s Power Systems division. “These substations will also strengthen grid reliability and improve power stability in the region.”ABB is responsible for the design, engineering, supply and commissioning of the 765 kV and 400 kV air-insulated switchgear (AIS) substations. The switchyards will also be equipped with IEC 61850 compliant automation, control and protection solutions, which enable the development and integration of intelligent power networks. The project is scheduled to be completed by 2012.Substations are key installations in the power grid that transform voltage levels and facilitate the safe and efficient transmission and distribution of electricity. They include equipment that protects and controls the flow of electrical power, enhancing grid reliability.
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Intelligent side-impact protection for cars | Emerging Technology Trends | ZDNet.com - 0 views

  • You can see above one of the APROSYS sensing systems. It can detect and track objects impacting the side of a car by using two radar sensors and a stereo video camera.
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Self-Powered Programmable Streetlights - The Autonoma - 0 views

  • This solar public lighting pole is totally autonomous and can be placed in any isolated area where electricity is not available.
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    Thankfully, designers continue to explore solar powered public lighting. This version includes more intelligent functions.
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» Smarter homes with an Amigo | Emerging Technology Trends | ZDNet.com - 0 views

  • I’m sure that some of you remember Jini, an initiative launched in 1998 by Bill Joy of Sun Microsystems. This software was supposed to turn all the devices we use into ‘network citizens,’ as Joy said. It never really worked. And even if the electronic devices we own are increasingly network compatible, they still are unable to work together intelligently. This is why the European Union has funded a project to allow your fridge or your TV to communicate with your phone or your PC. This project, named Amigo, will end in February 2008 and was granted €13 millions by the EU. This project enrolled powerful partners such as France Telecom, Microsoft or Philips which pay the rest of the bill, expected to reach €23 millions. The researchers think their approach will be successful because it’s an entirely open source project and everyone can participate. But read more…
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    effciency connectivity
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Need Research? Think Independently | The Market Research Blog - 0 views

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    Predicting the end of the market research manager, and the rise of web-based market intelligence
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Jiangxi Copper launches Dexing mine expansion project - China Market Intelligence Center - 0 views

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    Jiangxi Copper Co Ltd has started an expansion project at its Dexing copper mine to increase its annual processing capacity to 130,000 tons from the current 100,000 tons, the official Xinhua News Agency reported.
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Why an Intelligence Explosion is Probable - 0 views

  • But if nature was forced to use the pipes-and-ion-channels approach, that leaves us with plenty of scope for speeding things up using silicon and copper (and this is quite apart from all the other more exotic computing substrates that are now on the horizon).  If we were simply to make a transition membrane depolarization waves to silicon and copper, and if this produced a 1,000x speedup (a conservative estimate, given the intrinsic difference between the two forms of signalling), this would be an explosion worthy of the name.
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    "But if nature was forced to use the pipes-and-ion-channels approach, that leaves us with plenty of scope for speeding things up using silicon and copper (and this is quite apart from all the other more exotic computing substrates that are now on the horizon). If we were simply to make a transition membrane depolarization waves to silicon and copper, and if this produced a 1,000x speedup (a conservative estimate, given the intrinsic difference between the two forms of signalling), this would be an explosion worthy of the name."
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Global Forecasting Service - Copper - 0 views

  • The Economist Intelligence Unit has been fine-tuning its base-year estimates for global copper consumption in 2013 in line with the latest data published by the World Bureau of Metal Statistics (WBMS).
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Is AI Objectivity Possible in a Biased World? | UL - 1 views

  • Can thinking machines be ethical machines? UL experts David Wroth and Christian Anschuetz discuss the subtle biases shaping the very systems we're dependent upon to transform our future.
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    AI is certainly a disruptive technology, but opinions differ how far it can go. Certainly in rule-based environments (chess, Go), AI seems unbeatable. Some however go as far as to claim that computers will be able to do anything that humans can do, replacing doctors and artists, to name a few.
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Year in Review: Top stories of 2019 - Mining Magazine - 4 views

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    Good shortlist of mining challenges/trends: * Tailing dams: 'failing forward' * Intelligent exploration * EPCM partnership * Circularity * Automation & robotics * New resources
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