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Highlights the importance of full scene radar emulation for ADAS and autonomous driving Keysight Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: KEYS), a leading technology company that delivers advanced design and validation

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Disrupt radar altimeters -- instruments that bounce a radio d beam at the ground to give a hyperaccurate reading of height. pilots call the system essential when they need it most, in poor weather when its hard to see the runway. >> this one instrument if it gets bad data, sends it to a collection of other systems, flight krols, auto notless, stick shake, i could go on and on. each of those, if they get bad information in, they are going to do bad things. >> reporter: in this simulator of a regi...

I put my mind to try to solve this problem. i never stopped. >> reporter: now he can walk about a mile without assistance thanks to this device. it senldds electrical impulses his spine. he can control it through his computer. in 2014 , i saw patients using similar technology. they were able to wiggle their toes and move their knees. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: and even stand up. with months of assistance in rehab, some of them even began walking. the newest simulator can reach more of the spin...

Its the commercial aviation work horse, why did that chinese boeing 737-800 suddenly plunge and crash, apparently killing everyone on board? tom costello has the latest. >> reporter: buried and scattered across a hillside in southern china, the remains of china eastern flight 5735, no survivors, just the personal belongings of 132 people on board. chinese investigators now say the boeing 737-800 was leveled at 29,000 feet when it suddenly went into a fast and fatal nose dive slamming into the gr...

Dan: investigators are desperate for answers after a boeing passenger jet with more than 100 people on board crashed into a mountain in china. footage from state tv appears to show the moment when the airliner plunged straight down. robert, thanks for joining us. im not a pilot like you are. but im aware of basic physics principle. when you are going at that speed, it creates lift. you would almost have to aim a plane down to hit at that 90-degree angle. >> no, you are not. we tried things like ...

Have to fly a lot less to reach those net zero goals? i have to fly a lot less to reach those net zero goals?- those net zero goals? i dont think s0- _ those net zero goals? i dont think s0- i— those net zero goals? i dont think so. ithink— those net zero goals? i dont think so. i think technology i think so. i think technology here is all about trying to reduce emissions. it is all about trying to get people to fly so that that we can use technology to actually try the aviation. ., ., , ~ a...

Dan: investigators are desperate for answers after a boeing passenger jet with more than 100 people on board crashed into a mountain in china. footage from state tv appears to show the moment when the airliner plunged straight down. robert, thanks for joining us. im not a pilot like you are. but im aware of basic physics principle. when you are going at that speed, it creates lift. you would almost have to aim a plane down to hit at that 90-degree angle. >> no, you are not. we tried things like ...

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