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Digital Prosecutor’s Assistant or Digital Prosecutor?
Russian Journal of Legal Studies (Moscow), 2023The research examines some aspects of the digitalization of law enforcement. The author selectively analyzes relevant regulatory framework and a number of domestic and foreign examples of the use of artificial intelligence in the activities of law enforcement agencies and the prosecutor's office.
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Digital Operating Room Assistant
2016The Operating Room (OR) is a complex environment, where a large variety of patients and diseases can be treated and many unexpected events occur (such as emergency surgeries and unexpected progress of procedures). In practice, OR assistants support OR processes as well as they can, in order to deliver safe and efficient care. Therefore, they have to be
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The Anesthesiologistʼs Guide to Personal Digital Assistants
Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine, 2002Personal digital assistants (PDAs) are being used more frequently by anesthesiologists. PDAs are pocket-sized electronic devices that, at their most basic level, store information. Basic features include calendar, phone directory, memo pad, and checklist.
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Voice and the digital assistant
Research World, 2018A wake‐up call for marketing and ...
Dirk Huisman, Joris Huisman
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Digitally-Assisted Analog and Analog-Assisted Digital IC Design
2015Achieve enhanced performance with this guide to cutting-edge techniques for digitally-assisted analog and analog-assisted digital integrated circuit design. • Discover how architecture and circuit innovations can deliver improved performance in terms of speed, density, power, and cost • Learn about practical design considerations for high-performance ...
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Teaching with a Personal Digital Assistant
Journal of the American College of Radiology, 2005Personal digital assistants (PDAs) are powerful educational tools because of their small, mobile form factor and wide range of available applications. Ongoing technological improvements and innovations will provide compelling validation of the use of PDAs in the educational endeavors of every academic radiologist. This article describes both common and
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Proceedings of the 2010 IEEE 36th Annual Northeast Bioengineering Conference (NEBEC), 2010
A portable and automated vital sign data acquisition device and triage information system has been devised to improve the efficacy and efficiency of the triage process in hospital Emergency Departments. The system is comprised of: 1) a microcontroller-based data-acquisition device 2) off-the-shelf and proprietary sensor components 3) a PDA with barcode
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A portable and automated vital sign data acquisition device and triage information system has been devised to improve the efficacy and efficiency of the triage process in hospital Emergency Departments. The system is comprised of: 1) a microcontroller-based data-acquisition device 2) off-the-shelf and proprietary sensor components 3) a PDA with barcode
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Digital assistant for the blind
2017 2nd International Conference for Convergence in Technology (I2CT), 2017The blind and the visually impaired have little to no internet presence because of the absence of cheap solutions to get them online which can be both, hardware and software. Existing technology used for enabling the blind or visually impaired to use the internet or any digital form of information is dependent on Braille displays and keyboards which ...
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Digital RF and Digitally-Assisted RF
2011One of the most important developments in the wireless industry within the last decade was the digitization of RF circuitry. This was in response to the incredible advancements of the mainstream CMOS technology in both processing speed and circuit density, as well as the relentless push to reduce total solution costs through integration of RF, analog ...
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2013
Currently most car drivers use static routing algorithms based on the shortest distance between start and end position. But the shortest route is different from the fastest route in time. Because existing routing algorithms lack the ability to react to dynamic changes in the road network, drivers are not optimally routed.
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Currently most car drivers use static routing algorithms based on the shortest distance between start and end position. But the shortest route is different from the fastest route in time. Because existing routing algorithms lack the ability to react to dynamic changes in the road network, drivers are not optimally routed.
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