#ktc Computer

[mostlysignssomeportents]

This day in history

There are only five more days left in my Kickstarter for the audiobook of The Bezzle, the sequel to Red Team Blues, narrated by @wilwheaton! You can pre-order the audiobook and ebook, DRM free, as well as the hardcover, signed or unsigned. There's also bundles with Red Team Blues in ebook, audio or paperback.

#20yrsago NYT discovers the “Plam Pilot” phenomenon https://memex.craphound.com/2004/01/28/nyt-discovers-the-plam-pilot-phenomenon/

#20yrsago Irish ISP will disconnect Internet users after three unsubstantiated copyright claims https://memex.craphound.com/2009/01/28/irish-isp-will-disconnect-internet-users-after-three-unsubstantiated-copyright-claims/

#15yrsago Ryanair will fine passengers who board with too much carry-on https://gadling.com/2009/01/22/ryanair-to-ticket-passengers-who-try-to-cheat-the-baggage-system/

#15yrsago BBC promises to put 200,000 publicly owned oil paintings online by 2012 https://www.theguardian.com/media/2009/jan/28/bbc-digitalmedia

#10yrsago Gartner Hype Cycle on the Gartner Hype Cycle https://twitter.com/philgyford/status/427840025544650753

#10yrsago Makerspaces and libraries: two great tastes that taste great together https://medium.com/the-magazine/shifting-from-shelves-to-snowflakes-d2a360c7ac7b

#10yrsago Pope Francis on the Internet and communication https://www.hyperorg.com/blogger/2014/01/27/a-gift-from-god/

#10yrsago UK National Museum of Computing trustees publish damning letter about treatment by Bletchley Park trust https://web.archive.org/web/20140130143734/https://www.tnmoc.org/news/news-releases/deciphering-discontent-statement-tnmoc-trustees

#10yrsago What is exposed about you and your friends when you login with Facebook https://twitter.com/TheBakeryLDN/status/427531934294880256

#10yrsago 890 word Daily Mail immigrant panic story contains 13 vile lies https://web.archive.org/web/20140126081130/http://britishinfluence.org/13-reasons-taking-daily-mail-press-complaints-commission/

#5yrsago Bride attains virality by adding pockets to her dress and those of her bridesmaids https://metro.co.uk/2019/01/27/bride-added-pockets-wedding-dress-bridesmaids-dresses-8398183/

#5yrsago Grifter steals dead peoples’ houses in gentrifying Philadelphia by forging deed transfers, then flipping them https://www.inquirer.com/news/a/house-sales-fraud-theft-philadelphia-real-estate-dead-owners-william-johnson-20190124.html

#5yrsago Megathread of Facebook’s terrible, horrible, no-good eternity https://brucesterling.tumblr.com/post/182371861433/all-things-facebook

#5yrsago How Facebook tracks Android users, even those without Facebook accounts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0vlD7r-kTc

#5yrsago Video and audio from my closing keynote at Friday’s Grand Re-Opening of the Public Domain https://archive.org/details/ClosingKeynoteForGrandReopeningOfThePublicDomainCoryDoctorowAtInternetArchive_201901

Berliners: Otherland has added a second date (Jan 28 - THIS SUNDAY!) for my book-talk after the first one sold out - book now!

Back the Kickstarter for the audiobook of The Bezzle here!

Image: Sam Valadi (modified) https://www.flickr.com/photos/132084522@N05/17086570218/

CC BY 2.0: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/

[ktcofficial1]

KTC M32P10 4K Mini LED 1152 Zones - The Grand Explorer

The KTC M32P10 mini LED gaming monitor is a 32-inch display with a resolution of 3840x2160(4K UHD). It features mini LED backlighting technology, which provides higher brightness and contrast levels than traditional LED monitors, resulting in better image quality and color accuracy. The monitor has a fast refresh rate of up to 144Hz and a 1ms response time, making it suitable for fast-paced gaming.

[keygentech]

Windows 10 Picture password | how to set picture password in windows 10 ...

[mysillylittlegang]

My New E Win Racing Gaming Chair - Unboxing & First Impression

I got a NEW gaming chair!! E-Win Racing was kind enough to send me a Knight Series Ergonomic Computer Gaming Office Chair with Pillows - KTC, and I absolutely love it. Thanks to this chair I find myself wanting to spend more time at my desk. 🎮 I totally recommend it! I'm also happy to have for you a 20% off discount code! Get 20% OFF any E-Win Racing Gaming Chairs with code: MSLG  https://shrsl.com/40xgf 🎮

[loadwebsite645]

Kubota Gr2010 Service Manual

Manual Car Service Manuals

Kubota Gr2010 Owners Manual

2010 Kubota Gr2110

Service Manual Honda

Here you can find the most complete service and repair manual for KUBOTA GR200G GR2100 LAWN TRACTOR

Kubota GL6500S Generator pdf Factory Service & Work Shop Manual Download KUBOTA GV 3120 60 B GV3170 60 B 3 PHASE Generator Workshop Service Manual.pdf KUBOTA D722 Diesel Engine & DLW 300ES/A Parts Manual. Kubota Service Manual Download Company Information Kubota Corporation introduced its first tractor to the United States in 1969. Filling a product void in the American marketplace for a sub-compact tractor, the Kubota 21 HP L200 was an overnight success. Kubota Tractor Corporation (KTC) was formed in 1972 and the company continued to expand its product Continue reading 'KUBOTA WSM Workshop. Instant download Kubota WSM GR2110,GR2010G Lawn Mowers Service Repair Workshop Manual.This manual content all service, repair, maintenance, troubleshooting procedures for Kubota Machine. All major topics are covered step-by-step instruction, diagrams, illustration, wiring schematic, and specifications to repair and troubleshoot. Detailed owner’s manual for Kubota products including Kubota Tractors, Kubota Mowers, Excavators, Utility Vehicles, Skid Steer, Track, Wheel Loaders & more. Kubota Service Manuals for only $9.95! Kubota Service Manuals are available for immediate download. This service is available for only $9.95 per download! If you have a dirty old paper copy or a PDF copy on your computer and it crashed we can help! Your Kubota backup service manual will come to you in pdf format and is compressed for a.

. The KUBOTA GR200G GR2100 LAWN TRACTOR service manual contains hundreds of pages in pdf format to help you to solve your problem imediatly. This is the most complete manual that covers the folowing manuals:

Manual Car Service Manuals

KUBOTA GR200G GR2100 LAWN TRACTOR service manual pdf KUBOTA GR200G GR2100 LAWN TRACTOR repair manual download KUBOTA GR200G GR2100 LAWN TRACTOR workshop repair manual KUBOTA GR200G GR2100 LAWN TRACTOR factory manual download KUBOTA GR200G GR2100 LAWN TRACTOR

Kubota Gr2010 Owners Manual

maintenance manual pdf

KUBOTA GR200G GR2100 LAWN TRACTOR service repair manual

KUBOTA GR200G GR2100 LAWN TRACTOR wiring diagram Workshop Repair Manual Download KUBOTA GR200G GR2100 LAWN TRACTOR in format pdf with repair procedures and electrical wiring diagrams for instant download. This highly detailed Digital Repair Manual contains everything you will ever need to repair, maintain, rebuild, refurbish or restore your vehicle. Click on the download button and buy it from our shop service manual !!! File Format: PDF Printable:Yes Languages:English

2010 Kubota Gr2110

Compatible:Win/Mac ** Download this services manual, will help to solve the problem in the easiest way. This is the very same manual that your local dealer technician uses in repairing/servicing your vehicle. This manual covers every service and repair imaginable, from oil changes to rebuilding the transmission.

Service Manual Honda

[ausinetaustralia]

Electronic And Electric Tools Usage In Swaziland

Like all other creating countries, Swaziland customers are attracted to products imported from around the world. The trends observed somewhere else can likewise be observed in Swaziland.

  In a research study carried out by Knotell, an advertising and marketing business based in the kingdom of Swaziland the results showed that total 21.1% of the +18 years study respondents said they purchased least one electronic devices within a thirty day duration. A bulk of these customers purchased a house theatre (or just a DVD player), followed by those who got a hot plate, a microwave, a hairdryer as well as a computer system respectively.

  In regards to marital status, singles appeared to have mainly bought a microwave, a hot plate and also house theatre more than married customers. This pattern is in line with predicted consumer patterns as the majority of songs are simply beginning in life and are buying the fundamental requirements while at the very same time are regarded as quick adopters of newest product offerings.

Eeha

The trends reveal a continual boost on home theatre and also PC buying across all customers. Subsequently there has actually been a slight decline for sale for video players (VHS) throughout the nation as individuals are changing their interests to the most recent electronic devices.

  Purchasing areas for these things

  In the survey performed by Knotell, six shops stuck out as having the greatest market share. These are Ideal Electric, Lewis, Bradlows, Clicks, Money Crusaders, as well as Diskom. These shops can be located in both cities of Swaziland, Manzini as well as Mbabane. At the time of composing Cash money Crusaders is offered just in Manzini.

  Men appeared to have acquired their electric devices primarily from Diskom while a majority of the women reported to have purchased them from Lewis shops.

  Concerning the study procedure

  The info in this write-up is based on the Knotell Omnibus Survey performed within the Manzini-Mbabane Passage in the kingdom of Swaziland. The Knotell Omnibus Survey has actually three Swaziland assigned survey locations that form the basis for creating the tasting style.

  1. The Hallway Study Location (CSA), which covers the Ngwenya - Manzini Corridor as well as areas within 20km from the primary freeway. (This is recognized to be the financially active component of Swaziland).

cert iv instrumentation

2. The Secret Towns as well as Cities Study Location (KTC), which covers the two cities (Mbabane as well as Manzini) and also significant communities in Swaziland. The basic areas include Mbabane, Piggs-peak, Manzini, Mankayane, Siteki, Big-bend, Nhlangano as well as Hlathikhulu.

  3. The National Survey Area (NSA), which separates the four administrative areas of Swaziland (Hhohho, Manzini, Shiselweni and Lubombo) right into city, semi-urban and rural areas.

[edwardarlo888]

Best C Programming Classes in Mumbai For Kids | Coding For Toddlers | KTC

KTC provides best C Programming Classes in Mumbai For Kids where kids will learn Learn about directions, environments, predictions, algorithms, etc. We also provide Coding for Toddlers - it’s about computational thinking breaking down tasks into a logical sequence of steps to reach the objective.

[letscreateafricaorg]

New post in LET'S CREATE AFRICA (L.C.A.): son Komba: Human Needs Project Technical Services Director Job. Organization: Human Needs Project (HNP) Job Title: Technical Services Director Sector: NGO Organization Background: HNP, a Kenyan social enterprise and U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofit, builds sustainable community centers that provide slums with clean drinking water, washing facilities, toilets, and showers, as well as adult education, skills training, micro-lending, and Internet access. HNP is a collaborative effort among academic, energy experts, and local leaders to build resilience in some of the most vulnerable regions of the world and to address the lack of basic services common in slums due to shocks and stresses. HNP opened the doors of its Kibera Town Centre in Kibera in July 2014. Kibera Town Centre is a locally-driven, high-impact, innovative solution that provides affordable access to critical human services for thousands of people in Kibera with the skills to lift themselves out of poverty. Job Purpose: HNP is rapidly scaling up its water, sanitation and energy services to the residents of Kibera community making it necessary to recruit a senior level experienced engineer to head up the Maintenance & Basic Services infrastructure departments. Reporting to the Executive Director, the Head of Technical Services will be part of the senior management team of KTC/HNP Kenya and will be responsible for directing coordinating controlling and managing the KTC’s engineering operations and maintaining its infrastructure. The successful candidate will also furnish the KTC/HNP management and the Board with regular technical reports containing various analyses recommendations counsel and information concerning the technical operations/activities of the KTC. He/she will also facilitate effective efficient and sustainable provision of water, sanitation, electrical and basic services as per HNP performance indicators and in compliance with HNP Kenya policy while meeting performance targets. Key Responsibilities 1. Directing, coordinating, controlling and managing KTC’s technical operations and maintenance of water, sanitation and energy infrastructure to ensure that water, sewerage and energy services are provided to the required standards. 2. Steering the development of departmental policies, procedures and action plans in line with the KTC/HNP Kenya’s mission and objectives. 3. Overseeing sourcing, production, treatment and effective distribution of water and sanitation services to the Kibera community; 4. Providing strategic and technical leadership in the Technical Services Department to ensure provision of high quality services to customers. 5. Overseeing construction and maintenance of the water, sanitation and energy infrastructure; 6. Ensuring the quality checks are carried out on the water, sanitation and energy infrastructure on time and remedial action taken; 7. Overseeing preparation of comprehensive departmental reports and budgets, to the Country Executive Director to facilitate decision-making; 8. Ensuring that water, sanitation and energy infrastructure is operated and maintained to the required standards; 9. Providing technical expertise and advice in the acquisition of contractors and consultants for both minor and major works; 10. A core team member at KTC responsible for high-level concept, technology and process development; 11. Oversee day-to-day technology and product development activities and related testing; 12. Advance new concepts well beyond Concept phase, obtain full-project budget and resourcing, and set the course to deliver new technical services to market. Education & Qualifications 1. At least 7 years’ experience with a minimum of 3 years in a managerial or supervisory position in the Water, Sanitation or Energy sector. 2. B.Sc in Water Engineering or related field. Masters highly preferred 3. Must be computer literate(MS Office) and have practical experience in report writing 4. Advanced knowledge of hybrid energy systems 5. Must be ‘hands-on’ engineer with excellent stakeholder’s relationship http://bit.ly/2WcKSFy

[brettzjacksonblog]

Coca-Cola and the U.S. State Department Teams Up To Reduce Forced Labour Using Blockchain

Coca-Cola is joining forces with the U.S. State Department and three other organizations — Bitfury Group, Blockchain Trust Accelerator (BTA), and Emercoin — to launch a blockchain-based project that aims to create a secure registry for workers to fight the use of forced labor worldwide. This is the State Department’s first major blockchain project, and serves to reinforce the technology’s growing application for social and humanitarian causes.

The initiative is set to use blockchain’s distributed ledger technology to create a secure, decentralized registry for workers and their contracts, according to BTA, a non-profit organization involved in the project that focuses on real-world applications of blockchain to deliver social impact. Bitfury Group, a U.S. tech company, with help from Emercoin, will build the blockchain platform for this project.

As for the State Department, the agency will provide expertise on labor protection. “The Department of State is excited to work on this innovative blockchain-based pilot,” Deputy Assistant Secretary Scott Busby said in an email to Reuters.

Food and Beverage Companies: Forced Labor

Recently, food and beverage companies have been facing increased pressure to address the risk of forced labor in countries where they obtain sugarcane. A study released last year by KnowTheChain (KTC), a partnership founded by U.S.-based Humanity United, showed that most food and beverage companies fall short in their efforts to solve the problem. According to the International Labor Organization, nearly 25 million people work in forced-labor conditions worldwide, with 47% of them in the Asia-Pacific region.

To combat this issue, Coca-Cola is playing a major role as part of a pledge to conduct 28 national studies on labor and land rights for its sugar supply chains before 2020. And while this blockchain project is still young, it appears likely it will still represent an improvement over a modern employment system that frequently lets companies abuse workers with relatively little consequence. 

Despite Coca-Cola certainly taking a step in the right direction, the project already faces some limits. As noted by Busby, while blockchain can help persuade companies and governments to respect work contracts, it can’t actually force them to respect those contracts.

Also, blockchain’s digital nature raises some implementation questions, like how do you ensure that workers can access the necessary information when many of those affected might not even have the access to a smartphone or computer?

The post Coca-Cola and the U.S. State Department Teams Up To Reduce Forced Labour Using Blockchain appeared first on NewsBTC.

from CryptoCracken SMFeed http://ift.tt/2Ix1Q6S via IFTTT

[ktcofficial]

S+ Standard H24T09P gaming monitor by KTC, Designed for entry-level gamers!

KTC Gaming Monitor, 24 Inch Monitor 1080p 165Hz 144hz Monitor, 1ms GTG Fast IPS Computer Monitor, HDR, 125% sRGB, HDMI/DP, Eyecare, Adjustable & Mountable,Office Monitor, H24T09P

1. Big Performance- With Fast IPS Panel,adaptive Sync, rapid 165hz refresh rate and 1ms GTG response time, you have up to 2x as many frames displayed on screen every second compared to a traditional screen， keeping you on top of your game！

2. Gamer Features- Activate GamePlus crosshairs for game-winning accuracy and score a direct hit every time. Multiple preset screen options and FPS/RTS optimization let you tailor the HDR monitor display settings to the needs of your game.

3. Multiple Ports- Adopting high standard HDMI 2.0 and DisplayPort 1.4 interfaces which support Desktop PC, Gaming Laptops, Switch, XBOX, PS gaming consoles, etc. Joystick selection button provides better setting experience.

4. Eyecare Technology- Find your best viewing position and stay comfortable by -5°~15° tilting adjustment and 178° viewing angle. Plus Flicker-Free technology and Blue Light Filter, both your neck and eyes will definitely thank you！

5. De Facto Standard- Applying new S+ standard, define better displays in the industry with more stringent and comprehensive testing rules. Tackle the problem at its sources and if you find anything wrong, please feel free to contact us.

[keygentech]

How to use Steps Recorder in Windows 10 | Windows 10 step recorder | In ...

[michaelbennettcrypto]

Coca-Cola and the U.S. State Department Teams Up To Reduce Forced Labour Using Blockchain

Coca-Cola is joining forces with the U.S. State Department and three other organizations — Bitfury Group, Blockchain Trust Accelerator (BTA), and Emercoin — to launch a blockchain-based project that aims to create a secure registry for workers to fight the use of forced labor worldwide. This is the State Department’s first major blockchain project, and serves to reinforce the technology’s growing application for social and humanitarian causes.

The initiative is set to use blockchain’s distributed ledger technology to create a secure, decentralized registry for workers and their contracts, according to BTA, a non-profit organization involved in the project that focuses on real-world applications of blockchain to deliver social impact. Bitfury Group, a U.S. tech company, with help from Emercoin, will build the blockchain platform for this project.

As for the State Department, the agency will provide expertise on labor protection. “The Department of State is excited to work on this innovative blockchain-based pilot,” Deputy Assistant Secretary Scott Busby said in an email to Reuters.

Food and Beverage Companies: Forced Labor

Recently, food and beverage companies have been facing increased pressure to address the risk of forced labor in countries where they obtain sugarcane. A study released last year by KnowTheChain (KTC), a partnership founded by U.S.-based Humanity United, showed that most food and beverage companies fall short in their efforts to solve the problem. According to the International Labor Organization, nearly 25 million people work in forced-labor conditions worldwide, with 47% of them in the Asia-Pacific region.

To combat this issue, Coca-Cola is playing a major role as part of a pledge to conduct 28 national studies on labor and land rights for its sugar supply chains before 2020. And while this blockchain project is still young, it appears likely it will still represent an improvement over a modern employment system that frequently lets companies abuse workers with relatively little consequence. 

Despite Coca-Cola certainly taking a step in the right direction, the project already faces some limits. As noted by Busby, while blockchain can help persuade companies and governments to respect work contracts, it can’t actually force them to respect those contracts.

Also, blockchain’s digital nature raises some implementation questions, like how do you ensure that workers can access the necessary information when many of those affected might not even have the access to a smartphone or computer?

The post Coca-Cola and the U.S. State Department Teams Up To Reduce Forced Labour Using Blockchain appeared first on NewsBTC.

from Cryptocracken WP http://ift.tt/2Ix1Q6S via IFTTT

[usefulfilesarchivemc4]

DOWNLOAD HP PHOTOSMART 3200 ALL-IN-ONE PRINTER DRIVER

Downloads: 6732 File Name: hp photosmart 3200 all-in-one printer driver File Format: exe Date Added: 12 December, 2019 Price: Free Download Type: http Uploader: Bindu File Size: 23 Mb File Version: 717151983 Operating Systems: Windows NT/2000/XP/2003/2003/7/8/10 MacOS 10/X

Change log: - Fixed SmartFan will abnormal when S3/S1 function resume. - Fixed the issue with DSP Configuration losing its setting after a power cycle. - Fixed registration problems when phone is configured to use both UDP and TCP. - Fixed adhoc stuck(hp photosmart 3200 all-in-one printer driver stuck) at CCK rates. - Storage]: Fixed(hp photosmart 3200 all-in-one printer driver Fixed) a bug where a RAID array could not be deleted if all drives that create the RAID array were dismounted. - Fixed Ad-hoc mode UI cannot show channel 12 and 13 in some regions. - [Configuration(hp photosmart 3200 all-in-one printer driver [Configuration) Management] - Fixed a bug where the Omron UPS was not recognized properly when using a D-sub 9-pin connector. - Fixes Charge 'CPU AMD M120' Fan control table. - Fixed an issue(hp photosmart 3200 all-in-one printer driver issue) in which Access Connections 3G Tethering showed an error message when Mobile Hotspot was started. - Fixed the(hp photosmart 3200 all-in-one printer driver the) error of displaying tag information of OGG files that don’t have ID3 tags. Users content: T. values in a drive notification email. You can now back up files on the TeraStation and restore from Azure Storage. Record TV or most video sources such as satellite/cable box, VCR, DVD player6 or camcorder in MPEG-4 format. Added VIA patch for onboard VGA driver loss issue. Instant Music LiteASUS's Instant Music feature allows you to listen to your favorite songs with only a few push on the keyboard. AGP Pro/8X provides cutting-edge graphics performance. BIOS compiled date: 04/04/2005It is highly recommended to always use the most recent driver version available. When device is configured using spillover mode and WAN2 is utilizing PPPoE to Internet, WAN2 will keep inactive, i. VIA VT2021 codec. The red and black finish represents the most classical color combination in fashion history. LINUX DRIVER DOWNLOAD INTEL 82573E Supported OS: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit) Windows 7 64-bit Windows XP 64-bit Windows Vista 32-bit Windows Server 2008 R2 Microsoft Windows 8.1 (32-bit) Windows 8.1/8/7/Vista 32-bit Microsoft Windows 8 Pro (32-bit) Windows 2000 Windows Server 2016 Microsoft Windows 8.1 Pro (32-bit) Microsoft Windows 8 Enterprise (64-bit) Windows 7 32-bit Microsoft Windows 8 Pro (64-bit) Windows XP 32-bit Microsoft Windows 8 (32-bit) Microsoft Windows 8.1 Enterprise (64-bit) Microsoft Windows 10 (32-bit) Windows 8 Microsoft Windows 8 (64-bit) Windows Server 2003 64-bit Notebook 8.1/8/7 64-bit Microsoft Windows 8 Enterprise (32-bit) Windows 8.1/8/7/Vista 64-bit Windows 8.1 Windows 10 Microsoft Windows 8.1 (64-bit) Windows Server 2012 Windows 7 Windows Server 2008 Microsoft Windows 8.1 Enterprise (32-bit) Windows Vista 64-bit Microsoft Windows 8.1 Pro (64-bit) Windows Server 2012 R2 Notebook 8.1/8/7 32-bit Windows Server 2003 32-bit Searches: hp photosmart 3200 all-in-one printer driver for Microsoft Windows 8.1 Pro (64-bit); hp photosmart 3200 all-in-one printer driver for Windows Server 2003 64-bit; 3200 driver printer all-in-one photosmart hp; hp photosmart 3200 all-in-one printer Mkt092-ktc; hp photosmart 3200 all-in-one printer driver for Windows XP 64-bit; hp photosmart 3200 all-in-one printer M MB092-0; hp photosmart 3200 all-in-one printer driver for Notebook 8.1/8/7 32-bit; hp photosmart 3200 all-in-one printer MB0925; hp photosmart 3200 all-in-one printer MBHNK0925; hp photosmart 3200 all-in-one printer driver for Notebook 8.1/8/7 64-bit; hp photosmart 3200 all-in-one printer M09k Compatible Devices: Monitor; Wifi router; Soundcard; Computer Cable Adapters; Usb Cables; Memory Card To ensure the integrity of your download, please verify the checksum value. MD5: 1488f8a16835e34bc50dec38aa9f2e92 SHA1: 4b41b5eac7c4e9bb42633cd32847317336b733f3 SHA-256: 437d3dd0d86024bc1fd2182a2b7eb47bded0428b51476bdbd5dc8edbf54696fb

[crarsports]

26 Secrets You Will Not Want To Know About Daihatsu Main Dealer Parts | daihatsu main dealer parts

26 Secrets You Will Not Want To Know About Daihatsu Main Dealer Parts | daihatsu main dealer parts – daihatsu main dealer parts | Encouraged for you to my personal blog, with this occasion I’ll provide you with in relation to keyword. And after this, here is the primary impression:

KTC-MAIN HORN INDUSTRIAL CO.,LTD,KTC,CONTROL ARM,TIE ROD … – daihatsu main dealer parts | daihatsu main dealer parts

Why not consider image over? is usually in which amazing???. if you’re more dedicated therefore, I’l t teach you a few image once again under:

So, if you wish to acquire the incredible pics about (26 Secrets You Will Not Want To Know About Daihatsu Main Dealer Parts | daihatsu main dealer parts), click on save link to save these graphics in your computer. They’re available for save, if you want and want to get it, click save badge on the page, and it’ll be instantly downloaded to your computer.} As a final point if you need to get unique and the recent picture related to (26 Secrets You Will Not Want To Know About Daihatsu Main Dealer Parts | daihatsu main dealer parts), please follow us on google plus or save this website, we try our best to offer you daily up-date with all new and fresh pictures. Hope you enjoy staying right here. For some upgrades and recent news about (26 Secrets You Will Not Want To Know About Daihatsu Main Dealer Parts | daihatsu main dealer parts) pictures, please kindly follow us on twitter, path, Instagram and google plus, or you mark this page on book mark area, We try to provide you with up grade regularly with fresh and new shots, love your surfing, and find the best for you.

Here you are at our website, contentabove (26 Secrets You Will Not Want To Know About Daihatsu Main Dealer Parts | daihatsu main dealer parts) published .  Today we’re delighted to declare that we have found an incrediblyinteresting contentto be pointed out, that is (26 Secrets You Will Not Want To Know About Daihatsu Main Dealer Parts | daihatsu main dealer parts) Many individuals trying to find information about(26 Secrets You Will Not Want To Know About Daihatsu Main Dealer Parts | daihatsu main dealer parts) and definitely one of these is you, is not it?

Daihatsu Applause (26 – 26) used car review | Car review | RAC Drive – daihatsu main dealer parts | daihatsu main dealer parts

Used 2009 DAIHATSU TERIOS 1.5 SX * ONE OWNER / FULL MAIN … – daihatsu main dealer parts | daihatsu main dealer parts

DAIHATSU | genuine & OEM parts Japan – daihatsu main dealer parts | daihatsu main dealer parts

1991 DAIHATSU SPORTRAK EL EFI FOR SALE | Daihatsu Drivers … – daihatsu main dealer parts | daihatsu main dealer parts

Car dealership Automobile repair shop Auto mechanic Daihatsu – car … – daihatsu main dealer parts | daihatsu main dealer parts

Daihatsu Car Parts – Daihatsu Wreckers | King Auto Spare Parts Brisbane – daihatsu main dealer parts | daihatsu main dealer parts

Daihatsu Boon – Wikipedia – daihatsu main dealer parts | daihatsu main dealer parts

DAIHATSU models & history – autoevolution – daihatsu main dealer parts | daihatsu main dealer parts

Used Daihatsu Sirion review: 26-26 | CarsGuide – daihatsu main dealer parts | daihatsu main dealer parts

Daihatsu Sirion Full Bodykit & Extras | Daihatsu Drivers … – daihatsu main dealer parts | daihatsu main dealer parts

26 daihatsu hi-jet camper 26months MOT/26months parts and labour … – daihatsu main dealer parts | daihatsu main dealer parts

Daihatsu Car Servicing Ryde, Isle of Wight | Staddlestones Daihatsu – daihatsu main dealer parts | daihatsu main dealer parts

Daihatsu (M) Sdn Bhd – daihatsu main dealer parts | daihatsu main dealer parts

26 Daihatsu Sirion Auto-OAG-AD-26 – daihatsu main dealer parts | daihatsu main dealer parts

Car & Truck Suspension & Steering Parts for Daihatsu | eBay – daihatsu main dealer parts | daihatsu main dealer parts

Daihatsu eyeing joint car production with Toyota in Thailand … – daihatsu main dealer parts | daihatsu main dealer parts

ダイハツ ミラ L26 – Daihatsu Mira L26 low down – part 26/26 – YouTube – daihatsu main dealer parts | daihatsu main dealer parts

S85 Hijet | Daihatsu Drivers Club UK – daihatsu main dealer parts | daihatsu main dealer parts

Daihatsu Materia (26 – 26) used car review | Car review | RAC Drive – daihatsu main dealer parts | daihatsu main dealer parts

Japanese used cars exporter – Mikawa Daihatsu – daihatsu main dealer parts | daihatsu main dealer parts

Daihatsu Terios (26 – 26) used car review | Car review | RAC Drive – daihatsu main dealer parts | daihatsu main dealer parts

Daihatsu cars – Automobil, Bau, Auto-Systeme – daihatsu main dealer parts | daihatsu main dealer parts

Pimp my Ride! | Daihatsu Drivers Club UK – daihatsu main dealer parts | daihatsu main dealer parts

Pimp my Ride! | Daihatsu Drivers Club UK – daihatsu main dealer parts | daihatsu main dealer parts

Parts for Daihatsu Sirion | eBay – daihatsu main dealer parts | daihatsu main dealer parts

from WordPress https://flyinghamster2.com/26-secrets-you-will-not-want-to-know-about-daihatsu-main-dealer-parts-daihatsu-main-dealer-parts/

[thegloober]

How Microsoft is making its most sensitive HoloLens depth sensor yet

Sensors, including the depth camera, in the original HoloLens.

Image: Microsoft

The next-generation HoloLens sensor is a feat of research and design that crams advanced signal processing and silicon engineering into a tiny, reliable module that Microsoft intends to sell to customers and other manufacturers as Project Kinect for Azure. The company will also use the new sensor in its own products, including the next HoloLens.

At Build this year, Satya Nadella promised it would be “the most powerful sensor with the least amount of noise”, and with an ultra-wide field of view. It’s small enough and low power enough to use in mobile devices. But what does the sensor do, and how will a HoloLens (or anything else using it) ���see’ the world into which it mixes 3D holograms?

There are different ways of measuring depth. Some researchers have tried to use ultrasound, while the traditional geometric methods use precisely structured patterns of light, in stereo — with two beams of light hitting the same object, you can calculate the distance from the angle between the beams. Microsoft has used stereoscopic sensors in the past, but this time took a different approach called ‘phased time-of-flight’.

Cyrus Bamji, the hardware architect who led the team to build Microsoft’s first time-of-flight (ToF) camera into the Kinect sensor that came with Xbox One, explained to ZDNet how the new sensor works.

It starts by illuminating the scene with a number of lasers, with about a 100 milliwatts of power each, that act like a floodlight. It’s uniform everywhere, covers the whole scene at once and turns on and off very quickly.

As the light from the laser bounces off 3D objects like walls and people, it reflects back at the sensor. The distance isn’t measured directly by how quickly the light is reflected back (like a radar gun), but by how much the phase of the light envelope that comes back has shifted from the original signal that the lasers emit. Compare the difference in phase (removing any harmonics introduced by minor changes in voltage or temperature to clean up the signal along the way), and you get a very precise measurement of how far away the point is that the light reflected off.

That depth information isn’t just useful for scaling holograms to be the right size as you look around in mixed reality; it’s also critical for making computer vision more accurate. Think of trick photographs of people pushing over the Leaning Tower of Pizza: with a depth camera you can immediately see that it’s a trick shot.

Microsoft’s phased time-of-flight sensors are small and thin enough to fit into small mobile devices, and robust enough to go into consumer gadgets that might get knocked around. That’s because, unlike stereo vision systems, they’re not pricey precision optics that have to be kept in a precise alignment: they can cope with a signal made noisier than usual by the voltage of the electrical current dipping slightly or the equipment warming up, and they use simple calculations that require less processing power than the complex algorithms required for stereo vision calculations.

Depending on how you want to use it, the sensor lets you pick different depth ranges, frame rates and image resolution, as well as picking a medium or large field of view.

[embedded content]

The next-generation HoloLens sensor in action at the Microsoft 2018 Faculty Research Summit.

And best of all, phased ToF sensors are silicon that can be mass-produced in high-volume in a fab using standard CMOS processes at low cost. That’s just what you need for a consumer product, or something cheap enough to go into large-scale industrial systems.

Small, cheap and fast

The new sensor makes a number of technical breakthroughs: lower power, higher frequency, higher resolution (1,024 by 1,024 pixels), and smaller pixels that determine depth more accurately from further away. Often, improvements in one area mean trade-offs in others — frequency and distance, for example. “It turns out that if you increase the frequency, you get better resolution; the higher the frequency the less the jitter, but you also get a smaller and smaller operating range,” Bamji explains.

A low frequency covers a longer distance from the sensor, but is less accurate. The problem is that while a higher frequency gets more precise results, those results will be the same for multiple distances — because the readings that come back are with a curve that repeats over and over again. At a frequency of 50MHz, light bouncing off something 3 metres away has the same phase as light bouncing off an object 6 meters or 9 metres away.

The Microsoft team used a clever mathematical trick (called phase unwrapping) to avoid that confusion so they could increase the frequency and also operate at longer distances. The sensor uses multiple different frequencies at the same time and the firmware combines the results. That could be low frequencies that tell you approximately where something is and high frequencies to locate it precisely, or different high frequencies that have different phases so they only line up at one particular distance. That way, says Bamji, “we were able to keep increasing the frequency and get better and better accuracy and still maintain the operating range. We found a way to have our cake and eat it too!”

Phase unwrapping allowed the team to take the frequency of the sensor up from just 20MHz in the earliest research, to 320MHz. Higher frequencies allow the sensor to have smaller pixels, which deliver better depth resolution in the 3D image. The new sensor has high enough resolution to show the wrinkles in someone’s clothes as they walk past the camera or the curve of a ping-pong ball in flight — just 2 centimeters from the centre to the edge — from a meter away, and all without reducing the performance and accuracy of the sensor the way smaller pixels would do at lower frequencies.

The fourth-generation phased time-of-flight sensor can pick up the curve of a ping-pong ball as it flies through the air.

Image: Microsoft / IEEE

Small pixels have another big advantage: the sensor itself can be smaller. “If you have small pixels, that brings down the optical stack height,” Bamji points out. “Our array is small, which means it can go into devices that are thin.”

The new sensor also manages to deliver small, accurate pixels using only one-eighth the power consumption of previous versions (the overall system power is between 225 and 950 milliwatts). It’s a trade-off that Bamji characterises as equivalent to Moore’s Law. “If you just put in enough power you can get good quality, but for a consumer product that’s not good enough. You increase the frequency and that burns more power, but it increases the accuracy and then you decrease the pixel size. As you go through the cycle, you end up where you were but with smaller pixels.”

The pixels in the imaging array started out at 50 by 50 microns. That went down to 15 and then 10 microns, and now the pixels are just 3.5 by 3.5 microns each. That’s larger than the pixels in a smartphone camera, which are usually 1 to 2 microns square, while the state of the art for RGB sensors is about 0.8 microns square.

On the other hand, the pixels in the Microsoft sensor have a global shutter. Instead of a physical cover that stops any more light coming in, to stop it interfering with the reflected light that’s already been captured by the sensor, a global shutter is an extra feature built right into the silicon that tells the sensor to switch off and stop being sensitive to light until it’s time to take the next measurement. At the end of 2017, the smallest pixels with global shutters were about 3 microns square, but they didn’t have the time-of-flight sensor that this one does.

A complex silicon dance

However, pixels this small can run into quantum mechanical problems with getting electrons to go where you want them to. The sensor detects light by collecting photo charges that it converts into voltages, and those need to be measured precisely.

Bamji compares the problem to inflating a tyre. When you remove the pump and put the cap back on, some air always comes back out. The same thing happens when you reset the part of the sensor where the photo charge is stored: some of the charge can get sucked back in as the reset happens, resulting in what’s called kTC noise (that’s a shorthand for the formula used to calculate how much noise can get added to the signal). The amount of charge that gets sucked back into the charge varies, so you can’t automatically correct for it.

kTC noise only happens where the charge can flow in both directions — air can come back out of a tyre, but sand can’t flow back up into the top half of an hourglass. If there’s a complete transfer of the charge, you don’t get the noise.

So the Microsoft team gets around the problem by storing the photo charges as what are called minority carriers — the less common charge-carrying particles in the semiconductor that move more slowly. To convert these charges to a voltage that can be read, they’re transferred in what’s called a floating diffusion. The sensor resets the floating diffusion and measures the voltage in it immediately after the reset, then moves the photo charge into the floating diffusion and measures the new voltage. Subtracting the first value — taken right after the reset — circumvents the problem of kTC noise.

The new sensor is the first time-of-flight-system to use this technique, which increases the complexity of silicon engineering required. “But we had to do that because as pixels are becoming smaller and smaller, this problem becomes more and more acute,” Bamji explains.

When you get all the way down to each individual (tiny) pixel, it’s made up of two interlocking polysilicon ‘photofingers’ per pixel (earlier generations of the sensor had four or eight fingers, but there’s only room for two fingers in the new, smaller pixel).

The fingers take turns to generate a low or high (3.3v) electrical charge. This is a ‘drift’ field that makes photons drift towards the finger that’s generating the high charge faster than they’d normally diffuse across the material. They need to move fast because at the full 320MHz the other finger takes over after 2 nanoseconds and any charges that haven’t been captured aren’t useful any more. At 320MHz, 78 percent of charges make it all the way to the correct finger.

This finger structure makes the sensors easy to manufacture — even though few fabs have any experience making this new kind of silicon device — because it’s much less sensitive than other kinds of time-of-flight sensors to any defects in the CMOS process. “We are building a hunk of silicon out of CMOS, but it’s unlike the other pieces of silicon on the same chip,” Bamji says. “It’s a standard CMOS process, but we’re building a structure that’s unlike any of the other transistors.”

In the real world

After all the work to make the pixels smaller, it turns out that smaller pixels aren’t ideal for every scene. So to make the sensor more flexible, it can fake having larger pixels by grouping four pixels into one and reading the values from them at the same time (the technical term for that is ‘binning’). Which pixel size works best depends on how far away things are and how much of the laser light makes it back to the array in the sensor.

“If you have an object that’s close up with plenty of light, you can afford to have small pixels. If you want high resolution for facial recognition, if it’s sitting 60cm away from you and you have plenty of light, you want small pixels,” says Bamji. “Whereas if you’re looking at an object that’s very far, at the back of the room, you may not be able to see it accurately with the small pixels and bigger pixels would be better. Where you’re starving for laser light, or the laser light has been corrupted by sunlight, you need bigger pixels.”

The global shutter helps here, but how much of a problem is sunlight or other ambient light? Sitting in a meeting room on Microsoft’s Silicon Valley campus in the afternoon, Bamji estimates the lighting is 200-300 lux; bright sunlight coming in through the window might take it up to 300 or 400 lux. “Our spec is up to 3,000 lux, and the camera functions up to about 25,000 lux. Outdoors on the beach at noon with the sun at full blast somewhere like Cancun, that’s 100,000 lux.”

Obviously that’s something we won’t be able to test until products are available, but demos we’ve seen in normal office environments seem to bear those figures out (and if you were on the beach, you wouldn’t be able to see a screen either).

How expensive is this fast, powerful sensor going to be? That depends on manufacturing volumes, but if it’s popular enough to be made in large numbers, Bamji expects it to be ‘affordable’ — “Affordable, chip-wise, means single digits. This contains silicon and a laser, and in high volumes those are also single digits.”

What’s still up in the air is what devices beyond HoloLens we’ll see the new sensor in, that would sell enough to bring the price down through economies of scale.

Project Kinect for Azure.

Image: Microsoft

Microsoft seems unusually open to selling the sensor to other hardware vendors, but industrial partners are likely to be the first buyers, through Project Kinect for Azure. Imagine an industrial image recognition camera that could see all the way to the back of the fridge for stock checking, with built-in machine learning to recognise what’s in the fridge. Devices like that are an ideal example of the ‘intelligent edge’ that Microsoft is so fond of talking about, and if this sensor could be made at scale as cheaply as say a smartphone camera, we’ll see lots of devices that take advantage of precise 3D imaging.

RECENT AND RELATED CONTENT

Microsoft touts HoloLens rentals, business uses for mixed reality The Microsoft AR/VR pendulum seems to be swinging back toward emphasizing the potential business use of HoloLens and mixed reality headsets.

Microsoft continues its quest for the HoloLens grail The company remains ahead of a host of competitors with its augmented reality headset, which can justify its expense for mission-critical applications. Mainstream business use, however, will require more than better, cheaper hardware.

Microsoft delivers Windows 10 April 2018 Update for HoloLens Microsoft is starting to roll out its first Windows 10 feature update for HoloLens since 2016, and is making previews of two new first-party business apps available for the device.

Could the Microsoft HoloLens revolutionize business? (TechRepublic) Microsoft’s HoloLens could transform the enterprise. But what exactly is HoloLens, and why is it unique?

Microsoft HoloLens: Cheat sheet (TechRepublic) Isn’t HoloLens just Microsoft’s take on VR headsets? Not at all. Here’s what business pros need to know about HoloLens.

Source: https://bloghyped.com/how-microsoft-is-making-its-most-sensitive-hololens-depth-sensor-yet/

[cryptochurp]

Coca-Cola and the U.S. State Department Teams Up To Reduce Forced Labour Using Blockchain

Coca-Cola is joining forces with the U.S. State Department and three other organizations — Bitfury Group, Blockchain Trust Accelerator (BTA), and Emercoin — to launch a blockchain-based project that aims to create a secure registry for workers to fight the use of forced labor worldwide. This is the State Department’s first major blockchain project, and serves to reinforce the technology’s growing application for social and humanitarian causes.

The initiative is set to use blockchain’s distributed ledger technology to create a secure, decentralized registry for workers and their contracts, according to BTA, a non-profit organization involved in the project that focuses on real-world applications of blockchain to deliver social impact. Bitfury Group, a U.S. tech company, with help from Emercoin, will build the blockchain platform for this project.

As for the State Department, the agency will provide expertise on labor protection. “The Department of State is excited to work on this innovative blockchain-based pilot,” Deputy Assistant Secretary Scott Busby said in an email to Reuters.

Food and Beverage Companies: Forced Labor

Recently, food and beverage companies have been facing increased pressure to address the risk of forced labor in countries where they obtain sugarcane. A study released last year by KnowTheChain (KTC), a partnership founded by U.S.-based Humanity United, showed that most food and beverage companies fall short in their efforts to solve the problem. According to the International Labor Organization, nearly 25 million people work in forced-labor conditions worldwide, with 47% of them in the Asia-Pacific region.

To combat this issue, Coca-Cola is playing a major role as part of a pledge to conduct 28 national studies on labor and land rights for its sugar supply chains before 2020. And while this blockchain project is still young, it appears likely it will still represent an improvement over a modern employment system that frequently lets companies abuse workers with relatively little consequence. 

Despite Coca-Cola certainly taking a step in the right direction, the project already faces some limits. As noted by Busby, while blockchain can help persuade companies and governments to respect work contracts, it can’t actually force them to respect those contracts.

Also, blockchain’s digital nature raises some implementation questions, like how do you ensure that workers can access the necessary information when many of those affected might not even have the access to a smartphone or computer?

The post Coca-Cola and the U.S. State Department Teams Up To Reduce Forced Labour Using Blockchain appeared first on NewsBTC.

from WordPress http://ift.tt/2pm8llg via IFTTT