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Scientific American, 2004
This article focuses on the development of personal robots which may become as affordable as personal computers. To Thomas J. Burick, form is function and it is very important that he get the design right the first time. These robots run on Windows XP, so they can do anything a personal computer can do.
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This article focuses on the development of personal robots which may become as affordable as personal computers. To Thomas J. Burick, form is function and it is very important that he get the design right the first time. These robots run on Windows XP, so they can do anything a personal computer can do.
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Towards Plug-and-Play Microgrids
IECON 2018 - 44th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society, 2018Droop-controlled inverters are thought to be an excellent interface for distributed generation of future power grids. Ease of installation, fully decentralized power sharing and simple procedures for expansion/reconfiguration make this type of control attractive for practical applications, in particular for microgrids.
Petr Vorobev +4 more
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2006
Nondeterminacy occurs commonly in computing, much more than we recognise. Indeed it deserves to be recognised as a fundamental notion, meriting a place alongside other fundamental notions such as algorithm, recursion, data type, concurrency, object, etc.
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Nondeterminacy occurs commonly in computing, much more than we recognise. Indeed it deserves to be recognised as a fundamental notion, meriting a place alongside other fundamental notions such as algorithm, recursion, data type, concurrency, object, etc.
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Secure Universal Plug and Play network
2010 Sixth International Conference on Information Assurance and Security, 2010Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) is a set of specifications to enable and simplify the networking of electronic devices. UPnP does not generally provide any security and assumes that only trusted devices have access to the network. For networks where untrusted devices have to be taken into account, this paper proposes a secure UPnP network architecture ...
Pehkonen, Vesa, Koivisto, Juha
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Checking the play in plug-and-play
IEEE Spectrum, 2002It's surprising to realize that buyers of intellectual property (IP) blocks used in system-on-chip (SOC) designs may not be entirely aware of what they're getting and how it works. But that's one reason why software for IC design verification is gaining attention: to ensure that those blocks will work as intended, both internally and with other ...
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Plug and Play - Fiction or Reality?
1998This paper discusses some experiences with the integration of a tumor documentation system into a distributed healthcare environment using a new European middleware technology. Although the middleware already offers a considerable support to the software engineer, further facilities have been suggested and partially implemented in order to accelerate ...
Ralf Schweiger +4 more
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2020
This chapter argues that humans are not intelligent in and of themselves. They are actually plug-and-play devices who are at their best when they are connected to smart technologies and tools and networked with others in forms of collective intelligence.
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This chapter argues that humans are not intelligent in and of themselves. They are actually plug-and-play devices who are at their best when they are connected to smart technologies and tools and networked with others in forms of collective intelligence.
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Anasthesiologie und Intensivmedizin, 2008
Objective: Although it has been known for about 200 years that the blood flow (i.e. the cardiac output), and not the blood pressure, is decisive for the oxygen supply of the cells and that the blood pressure, but not the cardiac output, is measured intraoperatively.
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Objective: Although it has been known for about 200 years that the blood flow (i.e. the cardiac output), and not the blood pressure, is decisive for the oxygen supply of the cells and that the blood pressure, but not the cardiac output, is measured intraoperatively.
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The Plug and Play Architecture
2014Software engineers are facing increasing pressure from clients to provide architectural solutions that can be built with today’s requirements and be flexible enough to meet future needs. It is common practice in the domain of software development to see customers constantly modifying and expanding the requirements of the future system.
Petraq J. Papajorgji, Panos M. Pardalos
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