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Unmanned aircraft flying over farms, forests and plant nurseries are not such an unusual sight these days. A lot of research has gone into making the drones more economically beneficial
Google wants to move online shoppers away from the checklist and into the impulse buy by allowing them to search for products using both words and images..
Face recognition is an important mnemonic ability for infants when navigating the social world. While age-related changes in face processing abilities are relatively well documented, less is known about short-term intra-individual fluctuations in this ability. Given that sleep deprivation in adults leads to impairments in information processing, we assessed the role of prior sleep on 6-month-old infants’ (N = 17) visual recognition of faces showing three emotional expressions (neutral, sad, angry). Visual recognition was inferred by assessing novelty preferences for unfamiliar relative to fa...
“Oh, my giddy aunt!” I find it hard to believe that the last time I wrote about IOTech here on EEJournal was in “the before times” we used to call April 2020 when I waffled on about IOTech: Bridging the OT-IT Divide. Now I have even more exciting news to impart, but first... I was…
A report from 2015 contains a statistic that should make every brand looking to sell anything – from shoes to insurance - take a sharp breath. More than 80 percent of the consumer brands surveyed said they had a working holistic view of their customers. That shows tremendous confidence in their ability to understand what their customers want, and to be able to use that vital knowledge to tailor their products and services, and the way they are promoted, to people who want them. Looking at that statistic, a brand might believe that the problem of understanding the many conflicting needs of t...