Prototype device testing shows that GE's RF MEMS switch can help enable increased data transfer speeds, enhanced signal quality, longer battery life, and the advanced RF designs required of LTE-Advanced devices.
Videos demonstrating GE's MEMS technology available at: http://youtu.be/DXRsHjxHWEE and http://youtu.be/_RFBheVJbMs
Proximity Designs' Jim Taylor says the organization's irrigation tools help save farmers from typically carrying six to 10 tons of water a day from a distant well.
Robots at the lab of Proximity Designs put irrigation tools like these foot-powered water pumps through their paces. Such tests help improve designs.
The crucial water-energy nexus teeters on the precipice of global concern, where it has for too long been ignored or marginalized for the sake of short-term goals or shortsighted political agendas, according to experts across a wide array of disciplines, industry and non-governmental organizations.
Water and energy are the prime factors in a complex calculus that sustains life as we know it. The two are inextricably linked. Water is needed for almost all forms of energy production, and we need energy to treat and transport water. Both are needed to produce food.
Scientists working in GE labs have developed tiny electrical switches thinner than a human hair that can transmit kilowatts of power. They are called micro-electro-mechanical systems, or MEMS.
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Directly observed evidence indicates that the early universe expanded by 100 trillion trillion times in a fraction of a second, scientists announced today.
