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Shahid Akhter, editor, ETHealthworld, spoke to Pranav Vempati , CEO and Co-Founder, Makers Hive, to know more about the technology advancements and business potentials in bionic industry . What are the latest advancements in Bionic arms? Loss of a hand can be devastating and unlike losing a leg, the functional limitations following the loss of a hand can have catastrophic results- personally and professionally. A few hundred years ago a hand amputee would have been condemned to a hook prosthesis that had limited function and carried significant social stigma. However, recent technology advancements provide a hand amputee a replacement hand that replicates a whole host of normal hand functions and looks remarkably life-like. Some users also opt for bionic hands that look futuristic. The latest bionic hands are now equipped with advanced pattern recognition algorithms for individual finger control to achieve a wide range of functional grips such as power, precision close, … [Read more...] about 3D printed bionic arms are one of the latest advancements: Pranav Vempati, CEO and Co-Founder, Makers Hive

Kiwirail Various train drivers discuss the increase of near misses on the tracks as people are distracted by things such as headphones and aren't paying attention. ​Yolanda Kruger was all alone in her cabin when she spotted him. Beanie on, earbuds too, near Mt Eden station at a crossing standing right in the middle of her tracks waiting for another train to pass on the opposite track. She doesn't remember his face or much about what he looked like, she tries not to, because in 15 seconds his life would, for all intents and purposes, be over. Kruger was less than a year in the job. Collisions between trains and people have risen four-fold between 2010 and 2017, but those between trains and cars have decreased by 45 per cent in the same period. Train accidents, an unfortunate feature of rail systems around the world since their invention, are changing with the times. Now it is no longer the archetypal car on the train tracks at the wrong time that is most at risk but the … [Read more...] about Death haunts our nation’s rail lines

THE family of a retired British woman living “a dream life on a farm” have told of their horror after she was allegedly beaten to death by her Bulgarian toyboy lover. Tina Eyre, 62, a former legal secretary from Gloucester, was reportedly attacked with a spade by her 26-year-old partner - who then used it to dig her grave in the backgarden of her home near Sofia, Bulgaria. Her cousin Jacqueline Gresham told The Sun Online: “It’s absolutey horrific and the family is just in disbelief and has not taken in what has happened. “Tina had retired to Bulgaria after moving to Hong Kong from the UK and was living a new life, a dream life on a farm with animals.  She hadn't been back home for years but was in regular Facebook contact with her mum. “We are all so shocked. I have fond memories of her and I used to go and stay with her in Gloucester as a little girl. She was really nice, a lovely person.” Jacqueline, who is in her 50s and from Derby, explained Tina’s dad Tony is … [Read more...] about Brit woman, 62, ‘beaten to death with a spade by her toyboy lover’ had been living a ‘dream life’, say family

A grand jury in New York decided Tuesday that no charges would be filed against police officers in Rochester who detained a mentally ill black man, Daniel Prude, 41, last year, who later died. The incident led to riots in the city last summer. New York Attorney General Letitia James claimed that the state had “presented the most comprehensive case possible.” Still, the grand jury had declined to indict the officers. Last summer’s riots in Rochester were among the worst in the Black Lives Matter movement. As Breitbart News reported , supposedly “peaceful” protesters confronted police and accosted patrons who were dining outdoors in local restaurants. Demonstrators march through the streets in Rochester, N.Y., Friday, Sept. 4, 2020 protesting the death of Daniel Prude. Prude apparently stopped breathing as police in Rochester were restraining him in March 2020 and died when he was taken off life support a week later. (AP Photo/Adrian Kraus) #HappeningNow the … [Read more...] about Grand Jury Declines to Charge Rochester Police in Daniel Prude Death

Killing the bezels ZTE has made some improvements to its in-display camera tech. Derrek Lee 24 Feb 2021 1 Source: ZTE What you need to know ZTE showed off an improved, second-generation in-display camera that's likely to be used on its next flagship. The pixel density over the camera has doubled from 200ppi to 400ppi, which should make the display more consistent. The company also showed off in-display 3D Face Unlock technology to be used in various applications. ZTE surprised everyone when it became the first smartphone OEM to make in-display camera tech commercially available on a smartphone . Several OEMs have been working on this tech, but ZTE felt confident enough to release it to the masses so it must be good right? Unfortunately, ZTE's implementation left a lot to be desired both in its presentation and picture quality. As it turns out, the second-gen tech is on its way and promises some improvements. Source: ZTE … [Read more...] about ZTE unveils second-gen in-display camera tech, but we still have questions