SpaceX responds to rocket explosion: There are also two launch pads that can support follow-up missions
Just over a day after SpaceX's Falcon 9 launch vehicle exploded at the Air Force Base in Cape Canaveral, Florida, SpaceX released Related statements.
The tragedy of the rocket test explosion occurred on the launch pad code-named SLC-40. The explosion occurred at 9:07 a.m. local time on September 1. Although this explosion did not cause casualties, it was not just the Falcon 9 rocket that was damaged. In addition, Israel’s AMOS-6 video and broadband satellites were seriously damaged. And Facebook, a satellite that can cover wireless networks in parts of the world.
SpaceX responded that it currently operates three launch pads - two in Florida and one in Vandenberg Air Force Base in California. SpaceX’s other launch sites did not receive the impact of yesterday’s accident. The Space Launch Complex 2 at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California has entered the final stages of operational upgrades, and the launch pad at Kennedy Space Center No. 39 still needs to wait until November before it can be put into operation.
Both launch pads can support the launch of the Falcon 9 rocket and the Falcon Heavy rocket. We firmly believe that these two launch pads can support us to return to rocket launch missions and carry out our future missions.
NASA is developing an "interstellar beam" to capture objects in space
In "Star Trek" movies, traction beam technology has repeatedly assisted crew members on the USS Enterprise in troublesome situations. In "Star Wars," the Empire also used traction beam technology to capture the legendary spacecraft "Millennium Falcon." Many physicists are now working with NASA to develop real-world traction beams that can be used in space.
Physicists say they are about to show that they will be able to use light beams to capture, control, and push and pull objects. The maximum distance is currently 1 centimeter. As research continues to deepen, they believe that they can use light beams to push particles to places that are several meters or even kilometers away.
Although they are currently capable of moving objects that are still small, Glass beads that are only 1 mm in diameter or the same volume of human cells, this technique may be used to acquire samples in orbit.
Made in Germany VR backpack computer with Intel Core i7 chip
German custom PC manufacturer XMG launched a VR backpack computer - XMG Walker. Compared with other similar products, this backpack computer is more portable, its overall weight is less than 3 kg, and its body thickness is also thinner, which is more conducive to the cable storage of VR devices.
It is understood that this XMG Walker backpack computer is equipped with Intel Core i7-6700HQ processor, 16GB DDR4 running memory, 250GB SSD solid state drive and Nvidia GTX 1070 graphics card, enough to deal with most of the virtual reality games.
For connectivity, this product has multiple USB 3.0/2.0 interfaces, a USB-C interface, HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort 1.3 interface, and more. According to XMG, the XMG Walker's battery can maintain approximately 45 minutes of continuous play time. However, users can extend their battery life through the four internal battery slots. The market price is 4799 euros (approximately 35,748 yuan).
Microsoft and Liebherr team up to develop smart refrigerators to identify refrigerator foods using deep learning algorithms
Microsoft recently announced that it is working with German appliance company Liebherr to develop a smart refrigerator. This smart refrigerator can identify the food in the refrigerator and display the food list of the refrigerator on the app. This way, you don't need to go home to look at the refrigerator. The user can also know what ingredients need to be replenished anytime and anywhere. However, at present, the product is still in the laboratory stage.
Linking the refrigerator to the Internet is a SmartDeviceBox communication module jointly developed by Microsoft and Liebherr to view real-time inventory of refrigerators on mobile phones and computers. In addition, the built-in camera in the refrigerator recognizes the contents of the refrigerator through Microsoft's graphic recognition technology and displays it on the electronic list.
First-person worker smart security system Flare turned out
Flare belongs to the camera and belongs to AI. It also belongs to the Internet of Things. Developed by BuddyGuard, the company claims that its product is "the first home security system based on artificial intelligence technology."
This wall-mounted, wide-angle 130-degree surveillance camera allows you to detect and classify faces as you leave home. Location information allows the device to know where you are going. Audio recognition can help users set verbal instructions and allow the device to distinguish between normal and suspicious sounds around the house.
If Flare's sensor detects any anomalies - such as breaking glass or detecting an unknown stranger - it will contact the police for a dispatch and record the intruder's audio and video information. BuddyGuard also offers an app that lets owners check home conditions, receive alerts, add or remove people in circles of trust.
GTX 1050 specification exposure finger AMD RX 470
A few days ago, Benchlife.info exposed a GPU-Z screenshot of a NVIDIA GTX 1050 and a spec sheet. From the table, the GTX 1050 uses the GP107-400 core, there are 6 CUDA cores with a total of 768 CUDA processors, with 4GB GDDR5 memory, 128-bit wide. The GTX 1050 has a GPU clock rate of 1316MHz, a Boost frequency of 1380MHz, and an equivalent memory frequency of 7GHz. It is manufactured using a 16nm process. According to sources, the GTX 1050 will be released in mid-October and its positioning will be higher than the current GTX 950, so the latter will not stop production.
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