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Delhi airport gets passenger tracking system to enhance social distancing January 19, 2021 × Sensors installed at all the eight departure and entry gates, domestic and international security check areas Delhi airport is planning to enhance social distancing at Terminal 3 through a new passenger tracking system. Addressing the media at the airport on Tuesday, the Chief Executive Officer of Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL), Videh Kumar Jaipuriar, said that social distancing at the air...

Apple Won 31 Patents Today covering Eye Tracking, a Glasses Device, Multiplayer Gaming and more   In one of the slowest granted patent days in years, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office officially published a series of 31 newly granted patents for Apple Inc. today. In this particular report we briefly cover 3 patents that relate to an eye tracking system, multiplayer gaming and a glasses device. And, as always, we wrap up this weeks granted patent report with our traditional listing of the r...

Credit Scott Willis / WAER News Many of the ways ballot access was expanded in the 2020 election could make their way into permanent state law.  The New York Senate approved a package of bills that would address getting – and counting – absentee ballots.  Senator Rachel May says all the measures try to get more people involved. " The problem is our elections are decided by too few people.  Anything that makes it easier for people to vote is a good thing so we know what the will of the pe...

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Yemen WASH Needs Tracking System (WANTS) Hajar District, Hadramawt Governorate - December 2020 Format The Yemen WASH Cluster launched the WASH Needs Tracking System (WANTS) with the support of REACH to provide high quality WASH data and inform more effective WASH programming and planning. The WANTS comprises a set of harmonized monitoring tools which provide updated information and analysis on WASH access and needs throughout Yemen. The Cholera Key Informant Interview (KII) tool is a community ...

ADVERTISEMENTUpdated 24 Dec, 2020 11:06am Falcon-i, an IoT fleet management company in Pakistan, has recently secured a new corporate deal with Jazz. The Solutions Partnership has entrusted the vehicle tracking company with powering the mobile networks IoT sales, as well as monitoring their fleet, tracking fuel consumption and live streaming videos of their assets. Jazz business customers can now connect and control their most valuable assets from a self-care portal powered by Falcon-i; th...

Jerod Harris/Getty Images The F-117 first flew in 1981 and fully entered service two years later, but the US Air Force didnt acknowledge the existence of the worlds first operational stealth plane until 1988. In 1993, Lockheed approached the US Navy with a proposal for a carrier-based iteration of the famed "stealth fighter," but performance and technology issues kept the F-117N Seahawk from taking flight. The introduction of the F-117 Nighthawk was a watershed mom...

By Aleszu Bajak and Janet Loehrke Where’s the COVID-19 vaccine? Who’s been vaccinated? TRACKING THE COVID-19 VACCINE T racking who’s been immunized against COVID-19 and where people can find vaccines to take -- tasks considered crucial to wiping out the virus -- will be a massive and complex undertaking. TRACKING THE COVID-19 RESPONSE It all boils down to two main types of information: who has been injected with the vaccine (the demand), and where each vial of vaccine is located (the su...

Where’s the COVID-19 vaccine? Who’s been vaccinated? Heres how well know. Data on patients and vaccine shipments will flow through a complex network of state and federal data systems. How will it all work? Aleszu Bajak and Janet Loehrke, USA TODAY Published 3:31 pm UTC Dec. 17, 2020 Tracking who’s been immunized against COVID-19 and where people can find vaccines to take -- tasks considered crucial to wiping out the virus -- will be a massive and complex undertaking. A jumble of interco...

Seahawk: Lockheed’s Plan to Put the F-117 Stealth Fighter on Carriers In 1993, four years after the U.S. Air Force unveiled the Nighthawk to the world, Lockheed approached the U.S. Navy with a proposal for a carrier-based iteration of the famed “stealth fighter.” The introduction of the F-117 Nighthawk was a watershed moment in military aviation. After years of competing to field faster moving, higher flying aircraft that could outrun or out climb enemy air defenses, the Nighthawk adopted...