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Creativity and Problem Solving
Engineers are creative; I don't think it's possible to be a problem solver without being creative. So I was very intrigued by a recent video of Clay Shirky, discussing what he's learned about creativity and the people who express it during his time at New York University's Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP) at the Tisch School of the Arts. You can find the full video here, and I think it's worth watching. More>>

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Wikitude Takes Augmented Reality to the Web    May 17, 2012

Wikitude’s AR window enables users to view a live video stream from the smartphone’s camera on a mobile Web page, with augmented content superimposed on it, connecting the real world with computer-generated content from the Internet.More>>

Mersen Joins the SunSpec Alliance    May 17, 2012

The alliance is working to “create a common language that renewable energy component manufacturers can use to achieve plug-and-play interoperability between the components and management systems that make up renewable energy power generation systems.”More>>

Ambient Takes First Steps into European Market    May 17, 2012

The company will participate in the UK Low Carbon Networks Fund Technology Evaluation Project.More>>



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The Proper Use of Guided-Wave Radar in Steam Loops

The Proper Use of Guided-Wave Radar in Steam Loops
By: Keith Riley, Endress+Hauser Inc., Ravi Jethra, Endress+Hauser Inc.
This article discusses the use of guided-wave radar (GWR), also known as time-domain reflectometry (TDR), in your steam loop, including the way that this technology functions and how it differs from more traditional forms of level indication. More>>

Multinational Energy and Utility Companies and the Search for a Single Global Communications System
By: Ashish Sharma, FreeWave Technologies Inc.
Wireless communication solutions approved for global use offer multinational companies a greater return on investment. More>>

Testing a High-Survivability, High-Shock 20,000 g Accelerometer
Part 2: Device Characterization and High-Shock Testing
By: Randy Martin, James Letterneau, and Tom Kwa, Meggitt Sensing Systems
The second part of this two-part article continues our description of the methods used to characterize the Endevco high-shock, high-survivability accelerometer, including the results obtained from testing in simulated environments. More>>

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