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Pulsa posted this:

Weight & gas pressure IoT sensor telemetry solution with machine learning predictive inventory Pulsa provides predictive inventory via purpose-built, connected hardware and an advanced machine learning backend. We are able to understand variable consumption and tell our customers when they actually need to refill or reorder inventory, instead of repeatedly checking every item. We have built our product to address a large portion of the real-time inventory market, and we are initially focused on industrial gas cylinders. We can eliminate production down time due to depleted gas cylinders and reduce the number of cylinders held in inventory. Our solution, compared to other existing in-market solutions, is significantly more affordable (10x more affordable than existing solutions) and easier to set up (out of box set-up, does not require technical experience) than existing inventory telemetry products. It also combines the real time inventory knowledge with an advanced machine learning backend that predicts when inventory needs to be replenished and notifies end users.

Weight & gas pressure IoT sensor telemetry solution with machine learning predictive inventory

Center for Technology Transfer and Commercialization of Novosibirsk State University posted this:

Spectral-selective thermal detectors and visualizers of radiation beams of mm and sub-mm ranges A number of thermal detectors and visualizers for inspection systems and quality inspection have been developed in the laboratory of a University (Russia). The design of detectors allows reducing the manufacturing cost as much as possible and combining functions of spectral, polarization and spatial resolution in one device. The authors are looking for partners for commercial agreements, scientific cooperation, and technological cooperation.

Alexander Kvashnin posted this:
Director at Center for Technology Transfer and Commercialization of Novosibirsk State University

Radar-type mm-range visualization systems for inspection systems Systems for radar type visualization of the mm-range have been developed in the laboratory of the University (Russia). The systems are used for screening applications. They allow to determine objects hidden under the clothes and inside the baggage. They are safer in comparison with X-ray systems and are more sensitive to a number of X-ray-non-contrast materials. Developers are looking for partners to develop an industrial prototype of the visualization system and organize its serial production.