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The design criteria and test options for aerospace structural reliability were investigated. A decision methodology was developed for selecting a combination of structural tests and structural design factors. The decision method involves the use of Bayesian statistics and statistical decision theory. Procedures are discussed for obtaining and updating data-based probabilistic strength distributions for aerospace structures when test information is available and for obtaining subjective distributions when data are not available. The techniques used in developing the distributions are explained.

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Jackie Barry, Interior Design program professor, explains how Houston Community College uses AI, extended reality and virtual reality in interior design. For more information about the program, please visit: https://tinyurl.com/2s2a7kra #WeAreHCC #HoustonCommunityCollege

Jackie Barry, Interior Design program professor, explains how Houston Community College uses AI, extended reality and virtual reality in interior design. For more information about the program, please visit: https://tinyurl.com/2s2a7kra #WeAreHCC #HoustonCommunityCollege

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SH took a day trip down to the CinemaTech showroom and design center in Dallas to meet Vice President, Matt Denton. Their custom seating, home theater room designs, and acoustics bring luxury and fine details to a whole new level. We are so proud to partner with them!

Microsoft is throwing an Apple WWDC after party. Google is testing a material design for search results. Google's Project Fi adds U.S. Cellular to its MVNO. Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg is holding a live Q&A session. Just over 10% of Android devices now run the latest Android OS, Marshmallow. Facebook is testing a feature that lets you post strictly to your news feed, excluding your timeline.

Microsoft is throwing an Apple WWDC after party. Google is testing a material design for search results. Google's Project Fi adds U.S. Cellular to its MVNO. Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg is holding a live Q&A session. Just over 10% of Android devices now run the latest Android OS, Marshmallow. Facebook is testing a feature that lets you post strictly to your news feed, excluding your timeline.

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- New Toyota Highlander Headed to Dealerships- Audi Refreshes the Q7- Truck Makers Cutting Jobs Too- Volvo and Isuzu Form Truck Alliance- PSA and FCA Make Merger Official- Bosch Develops Tech to Monitor Occupants- Hyundai/Kia Use VR to Aid Vehicle Design

Propellor designer Ben Berry introduces his latest design for the Makani M600. The M600’s rotors served two purposes: to hover the kite vertically for take-off and landing and to drive onboard generators while in flight. The M600 had eight 5-blade rotors, each attached to an electrical motor/generator, and mounted at the top and bottom of each of four pylons. For more information on the M600 airframe design and rotors, please see “Makani Systems Overview” included in “The Energy Kite: Selected Results From the Design, Development and Testing of Makani’s Airborne Wind Turbines, Part II” and available at x.company/projects/makani. June 18, 2018. Filmed and edited by Andrea Dunlap.

In this episode of our CleanTech Talk podcast interview series, CleanTechnica CEO Zach Shahan sits down with Rob Grant, Senior Vice President of Government Affairs and Social Impact at Cruise, to talk about Cruise's work in the autonomous vehicle space.

The modern-day office space is getting a shake-up. Gone are the days of gray cubicles and harsh, fluorescent-lit office floors. Contemporary workspaces are seeing a monumental shift in style, design and function, with innovative tech companies like Google and Apple leading the charge.Silicon Valley start-ups are drafting up corporate campuses that focus on collaboration, play, innovation and superior user experience. So who helps create these workplaces and infuse them with technology, audio and visuals that enhance workflow, not detract from it?People like Sean McChesney, Experience Technology Consultant for Electrosonic, that's who. McChesney joins this episode of Fusion to discuss experiential technology in the workplace, elaborating on projects he's worked on and rising trends he sees developing in the present-day workplace.With the tech-native Generation Z entering the workforce, offices are focusing more than ever before on seamless user experience. As McChesney puts it, Gen-Z employees are expecting \"the iPhone experience\" from their workspace, with tech not just for the sake of tech, but intelligently designed for usefulness.McChesney said implementing well-thought-out AV starts at the foundation, often collaborating with engineers and architects to ensure the company, its employees and guests get what they need from their spaces. This holistic approach fosters long term relationships and has led McChesney to work on projects with esteemed corporations.At the heart of it all is \"collaboration,\" McChesney said. Regardless of a company's size, workplaces are about getting teams in a space where \"person to person innovation\" happens.What tech can play a part in fostering play, while aiding in high-output of innovation? By intelligently designing based on data collection, McChesney and Electrosonic craft a customized workspace that suits each company's needs, budget and use cases.

The Human Powered Submarine Team has been in existence at Virginia Tech since its conception in 1993. Since then, it has served as a way for engineering students from many different disciplines to implement design conception and realization. The first submarine built was Phantom 1, a two-man submarine made of fiberglass. After construction was complete, Phantom 1 was ready for racing, but, unfortunately, suffered fatal problems come race time. The submarine team slowed down a bit after experiencing racing problems, but was revived in 1995 when design efforts for a new two-man submarine, the Phantom 2 commence. The propulsion system consisted of a chain and gear drive system using an ultra-light helicopter tail rotor for a propeller. Although the team learned valuable lessons as a result of Phantom 1's problems, Phantom 2 still experiences problems at races. After various parts of Phantom 2 are redesigned, it is once again ready for racing and proves that the redesign was well worth the time and effort. In 1997, Phantom 2 not only finishes its first race, held in San Diego, California, but comes in third. This success sparks yet another revival of the submarine team and design for the team's current project, the Phantom 3, a one-man submarine, is started. In 1998, the plug for Phantom 3 is built and the hull is constructed. With so many past problems from which to learn, Phantom 3 promises to be the fastest and best-designed submarine the team has developed thus far. The current speed world-record is 7 knots.

The Human Powered Submarine Team has been in existence at Virginia Tech since its conception in 1993. Since then, it has served as a way for engineering students from many different disciplines to implement design conception and realization. The first submarine built was Phantom 1, a two-man submarine made of fiberglass. After construction was complete, Phantom 1 was ready for racing, but, unfortunately, suffered fatal problems come race time. The submarine team slowed down a bit after experiencing racing problems, but was revived in 1995 when design efforts for a new two-man submarine, the Phantom 2 commence. The propulsion system consisted of a chain and gear drive system using an ultra-light helicopter tail rotor for a propeller. Although the team learned valuable lessons as a result of Phantom 1's problems, Phantom 2 still experiences problems at races. After various parts of Phantom 2 are redesigned, it is once again ready for racing and proves that the redesign was well worth the time and effort. In 1997, Phantom 2 not only finishes its first race, held in San Diego, California, but comes in third. This success sparks yet another revival of the submarine team and design for the team's current project, the Phantom 3, a one-man submarine, is started. In 1998, the plug for Phantom 3 is built and the hull is constructed. With so many past problems from which to learn, Phantom 3 promises to be the fastest and best-designed submarine the team has developed thus far. The current speed world-record is 7 knots.

This document serves as the final report to the Pierce Foundation for funding to support the design and implementation of a 1.5-day Forum entitled "Technology Changes Everything: A Forum on Inclusive Tech and Jobs for a Diverse Workforce" conducted in New York City on October 26-27, 2017 at Baruch College. The conference idea was conceived to address the need to raise awareness across a number of distinct areas where technology is currently impacting employment outcomes for people with disabilities. The topics ranged from one as straightforward as the critical need for attention on equitably integrating individuals with disabilities into the rapidly exploding tech sector workforce, to the much more nuanced and complex application of algorithmic screening and job-matching tools increasingly used in online job applications and selection processes. Other topics focused on were equitable access to entrepreneurship opportunities, inclusive design in technology-based products and services, and the growing targeted focus of technology sector and tech-intensive industries in affirmative recruitment and hiring of individuals with Autism.

These activity cards, developed by the Unified Science and Mathematics for Elementary Schools (USMES) Project, are divided into 18 groups. The first group of cards are Design Lab Tech Cards; the remaining groups are "How To" Cards. They include: (1) How To Construct a Sampling Histogram; (2) How To Make a Bar Graph Tally; (3) How To Make Scale Drawings and Models; (4) How To Make Triangle Drawings to Compare Fractions (or Ratios); (5) How To Find the Median of a Set of Data; (6) How To Draw Electrical Things and Electrical Circuits Quickly; (7) How To Draw Equilateral Triangles, Squares, and Regular Pentagons Using Dot Pattern Sheets; (8) How To Construct an Equilateral Triangle; (9) How To Construct a Square; (10) How To Measure Angles; (11) How To Find the Height of a Building or a Tree; (12) How To Measure Large Distances; (13) How To Use a Stopwatch; (14) How To Find the Quartile Range of a Set of Data; (15) How To Find the Average of a Set of Data; (16) How To Connect Several Things to One Source of Electricity; and (17) How To Record Data by Tallying. (MK)

There are eleven Georgia Tech VLSI designs in the AHAT Program. Each of these designs has been produced by Georgia Tech using the Genesil Silicon Compiler. Each design has passed the design verification process at Silicon Compiler Systems I Mentor Graphics and each has been fabricated in a bulk CMOS process (fabrication of certain chips was not complete when this document was released). Each of the Georgia Tech designs listed in Table 1 is being delivered to USASDC and to the Harris Corporation for conversion and fabrication in a rad-hard process. The program under which this work is done is AHAT (Advanced Hardened Avionics Technology). This document includes design information for the Georgia Tech spatial filter chip, GT-VSF.

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In this episode of our CleanTech Talk podcast interview series, CleanTechnica CEO Zach Shahan sits down with Rob Grant, Senior Vice President of Government Affairs and Social Impact at Cruise, to talk about Cruise's work in the autonomous vehicle space.

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In this second part of the INFINITECH book series, which is a series of three books, the basic concepts for Fintech referring to the diversity in the use of technology to underpin the delivery of financial services are reviewed. The demand and the supply side in the financial sector are demonstrated, and further discussed is why Fintech is the focus of industry nowadays and the meaning for waves of digitization. Financial technology (FinTech) and insurance technology (InsuranceTech) are rapidly transforming the financial and insurance services industry. An overview of Reference Architecture (RA) for BigData, IoT and AI applications in the financial and insurance sectors (INFINITECH-RA) is also provided. Moreover, the book reviews the concept of innovation and its application in INFINITECH, and innovative technologies provided by the project for financial sector practical examples.

Apple may finally be ditching its much disliked butterfly keyboard design. Will the new keyboard design be any better? Samsung claims they have fixed the Galaxy Fold but Paul questions whether it's too late for the 1st gen foldable. Android notifications come to Windows 10. Is Android the mobile device path Microsoft should have taken? And Paul talks about his upcoming home swap.

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- Rivian Adopts Tesla's Charging System- Texas Mandates Tesla's NACS Plugs- China Extends Tax Breaks for Electric Vehicles- Toyota Using Generative AI to Aid Design- Toyota Unveils New Luxury Vans for Japan- Land Rover Updates the Discovery Sport and Evoque- Cadillac Teases New Electric Escalade- Ford Super Duty Features Impressive Technology

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🇷🇺 Russia's @KAMAZmasterTEAM - ultimate offroad champions & @dakar winners - presented its new competitive truck from the #KamAZ newest #K5 series. Looking forward to #rallyraid races with new cool exterior design & tech upgrades on the inside - first is #SilkWayRally2021! https://t.co/TKxbQwtZlc Source: https://twitter.com/Russia/status/1408739312741634048 Uploader: Russia 🇷🇺

P-TECH program at Seguin High School will focus on two of the fastest-growing job fields in the country - mechanical engineering and computer-aided design. P-TECH is short for Pathways in Technology. It is an early college high school opportunity where you can earn up to 60 hours of FREE college credit and the benefits of being a Seguin cougar. ★ Subscribe to AISD! http://bit.ly/aisdsubscribe Explore AISD: https://www.aisd.net/ Follow AISD on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ArlingtonISD Follow AISD on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/ArlingtonISD Follow AISD on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arlingtonisdtx Follow AISD on Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/arlingtonisd/albums Follow AISD on LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/arlington-isd

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What good is a sophisticated piece of medical equipment to people in Africa if it can't handle the climate there? Biomedical engineer Tania Douglas shares stories of how we're often blinded to real needs in our pursuit of technology — and how a deeper understanding of the context where it's used can lead us to better solutions.

Take the next step and build, or design and build, sophisticated speaker systems for that complete, high-tech, audio system for the home, office, large |room or auditorium. Each part of the system—the driver, the crossover network, and the enclosure—is discussed in detail. Just build systems from the complete parts lists and construction details provided, or learn how to calculate design parameters, component values, and system response with the aid of scientific calculators or PC software. There is special emphasis on enhanced bass response, and, for greater precision, learn how to measure driver parameters and predict system response. = ADVANCED SPEAKER SYSTEMS = Covers the Complete Design - Easy-to-Understand Text - Construction Plans for 7 systems - Clear illustrations - Easy-to-follow Instructions After understanding system details based on driver parameters, crossover order and component values, the coupling of drivers to enclosures, and the types of enclosures, perform “what-if” variations on the existing designs, or start from scratch and design and build your own unique system. All systems use available Radio Shack drivers.

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This video is presented by SAS and shows you how to design an airplane. In the video, we will see how the toilets are installed in an airplane together with the galleys and the closets for the cabin crew. Watch the video and learn more about how to design an airplane! In the video regarding how to design an airplane we meet Andreas Mattson, Tech Representative Zürich SAS, who talks about his role at SAS and explains how to design an airplane. Andreas Mattson’s role as a Tech Representative at SAS is to make sure that all the material for C8 check and for the following cabin modification is in place and available for the installation. For the C8 check, all of the floors, toilets, kitchens and most of the walls are ripped out in order to facilitate inspections underneath the floor. Following that, the floors are put back and carpeted and rails are in to hold the seats. Did you know that SAS has been busy designing airplanes? The new airplane design concludes both the interior and on board services! Would you like to read more about our new airplane design? Please visit this page: https://www.flysas.com/en/travel-info/onboard/intercontinental-flights/new-cabin/ Next in the video regarding how to design an airplane, Andreas Mattson tells, that after the monuments are installed, meaning toilets, galleys and closets for the cabin crew, they start installing the airplane seats. Lastly, Andreas Mattson tells that, when they design an airplane, they design the airplane in three different sections starting with Business in front, SAS Plus in the middle and SAS Go in the rear. Did you like this video about how to design an airplane? Then you will definitely also like this video regarding the design of an airplane. In this video, you will meet SAS’s Design Manager who has been responsible for the new airplane design. Watch the video and hear her thoughts about how to design an airplane: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNh9aFxO-os&index=3&list=PLenpapkUIsoQzuhPAWtt6xmqGA0BuAhrj In our new cabin you will experience world-class comfort! Book a trip today and sit in our new fantastic seats and taste our upgraded meals whilst browsing on the internet. Book your trip here: https://www.flysas.com/en/uk/ Follow SAS at our social media platforms and get the latest information about Scandinavia’s leading airline: -------------------------- Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SAS Tweet us over at: https://twitter.com/SAS See great pictures on Instagram: https://instagram.com/flysas/ And don’t forget to plus us on at: https://plus.google.com/+SAS/videos -------------------------- If you liked this video from SAS – Scandinavian Airlines you are more than welcome to share it on your own social media platform. And don’t forget to subscribe to our channel so you automatically get all the new videos we upload here on YouTube! SAS stands for Scandinavian Airlines System and is the largest airline in Scandinavia. Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) is also a member of Star Alliance, which provides customers access to a far reaching network. Altogether, Star Alliance offers more than 18.500 daily departures to 1.300 destinations in 193 countries around the world. If you would like to know more about SAS please visit our playlist “Welcome to SAS” at YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLenpapkUIsoRKG3JeJNaXTeSIjwT3z9-W

This video is presented by SAS and shows you how to design an airplane. In the video, we will see how the toilets are installed in an airplane together with the galleys and the closets for the cabin crew. Watch the video and learn more about how to design an airplane! In the video regarding how to design an airplane we meet Andreas Mattson, Tech Representative Zürich SAS, who talks about his role at SAS and explains how to design an airplane. Andreas Mattson’s role as a Tech Representative at SAS is to make sure that all the material for C8 check and for the following cabin modification is in place and available for the installation. For the C8 check, all of the floors, toilets, kitchens and most of the walls are ripped out in order to facilitate inspections underneath the floor. Following that, the floors are put back and carpeted and rails are in to hold the seats. Did you know that SAS has been busy designing airplanes? The new airplane design concludes both the interior and on board services! Would you like to read more about our new airplane design? Please visit this page: https://www.flysas.com/en/travel-info/onboard/intercontinental-flights/new-cabin/ Next in the video regarding how to design an airplane, Andreas Mattson tells, that after the monuments are installed, meaning toilets, galleys and closets for the cabin crew, they start installing the airplane seats. Lastly, Andreas Mattson tells that, when they design an airplane, they design the airplane in three different sections starting with Business in front, SAS Plus in the middle and SAS Go in the rear. Did you like this video about how to design an airplane? Then you will definitely also like this video regarding the design of an airplane. In this video, you will meet SAS’s Design Manager who has been responsible for the new airplane design. Watch the video and hear her thoughts about how to design an airplane: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNh9aFxO-os&index=3&list=PLenpapkUIsoQzuhPAWtt6xmqGA0BuAhrj In our new cabin you will experience world-class comfort! Book a trip today and sit in our new fantastic seats and taste our upgraded meals whilst browsing on the internet. Book your trip here: https://www.flysas.com/en/uk/ Follow SAS at our social media platforms and get the latest information about Scandinavia’s leading airline: -------------------------- Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SAS Tweet us over at: https://twitter.com/SAS See great pictures on Instagram: https://instagram.com/flysas/ And don’t forget to plus us on at: https://plus.google.com/+SAS/videos -------------------------- If you liked this video from SAS – Scandinavian Airlines you are more than welcome to share it on your own social media platform. And don’t forget to subscribe to our channel so you automatically get all the new videos we upload here on YouTube! SAS stands for Scandinavian Airlines System and is the largest airline in Scandinavia. Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) is also a member of Star Alliance, which provides customers access to a far reaching network. Altogether, Star Alliance offers more than 18.500 daily departures to 1.300 destinations in 193 countries around the world. If you would like to know more about SAS please visit our playlist “Welcome to SAS” at YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLenpapkUIsoRKG3JeJNaXTeSIjwT3z9-W

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