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- Leading efficient care management for the elderly with unimpeded smartcar e h ttps://img.hankyung.com/pdsdata/pr.hankyung.com/uploads/2024/11/image01-1.png SEOUL, South Korea , Nov. 23, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- JCF Technology is a startup that independently developed 'MecKare', a radar sensor that measures biological signals in a non-contact manner, and provides a platform service that automatically connects users and guardians in two-way emergency situations through an artificial intelligence analysis system. Since its establishment in 2016, it has developed a highly accurate non-contact multi-biological radar sensor through many years of technology accumulation, and succeeded in commercializing the product for the first time in 2021. MecKare uses microwave radar and micro-Doppler signal processing technology to measure the user's heart rate, respiratory rate, and skin temperature within 16.4 ft in real time. The sensor can measure human body movement patterns using precise and highly responsive thermal infrared rays and can detect falls through pattern analysis based on changes in human movement. In particular, the movement and change of thermal infrared rays within the measurement range are detected in real time, and the trend of biomarkers that appear as advance signs before a person falls can be checked through differential motion detection that measures the user's movement pattern. It provides an alarm in advance by predicting before a person falls, enabling accuracy and quick response to accidents. As a result, it is possible to prevent safety accidents in the elderly by detecting emergency situations such as lonely death, cardiac arrest, breathing difficulties, and falls. Additionally, unlike other existing wearable devices such as smart watches or bands, MecKare does not need to be worn or attached to the body, so it can be used remotely via Wi-Fi without causing stress to the user. https://img.hankyung.com/pdsdata/pr.hankyung.com/uploads/2024/11/image02.png MecKare can be installed in the bedroom, bathroom, living room, or entrance of a home or facilities(Assisted Living, Nursing Home, etc) to provide 24-hour monitoring without a camera and detect abnormal signs in advance using a biometric information analysis algorithm and deliver them to the guardian. MecKare's radar biometric sensor is recognized in the global market for its technology as a device that obtains precisely customized biometric information while overcoming spatial constraints and without risk of privacy infringement. MecKare is being supplied to senior care facilities in Australia , Germany , Poland , Saudi Arabia , and China . In 2025, MecKare plans to conduct verification of vital signs such as attendance, fall prevention, and asthma of elderly people living in hospitals or assisted living in conjunction with local PPOs/HMOs in the United States . In summary, MecKare is a system that reduces user inconvenience and enables management of multiple patients. By being able to provide personalized health data analysis results, it will serve as an opportunity to change the market paradigm towards preventive smart care. We expect MecKare's A.I to play a role as an innovator that complements, rather than replaces, humans in care settings. View original content: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/hankyungcom-introduces-meckare-leading-the-ai-powered-innovation-in-health-monitoring-solution-302310743.html SOURCE Hankyung.com
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Gananoque council hears about Supportive CabinsIn a landmark moment at the on December 2, 2024, the logo of was unveiled by Dr. R.N. Padaria, Joint Director (Extension), ICAR, along with Malakajappa Sarawad, Vice President - Sales & Marketing of Arqivo Crop Solutions; JACS Rao, CEO of the State Medicinal Plants Board, Chhattisgarh; and MC Dominic, Founder & Editor-in-Chief of Krishi Jagran, among other esteemed dignitaries on the dais. The event, held at the IARI Grounds in New Delhi, marked a significant milestone for the agriculture industry, highlighting the collaborative spirit and innovation driving the sector forward. , the parent company of Arqivo, has established itself as a leader in the agrochemical industry. Headquartered in Chennai and operates globally over 90 countries with 9 international subsidiaries across Latin America, Central America, Europe, Middle East & Asia. Tagros has gained an international reputation for delivering high-quality products in and allied segments. The unveiling of Arqivo's logo symbolizes the company's commitment to further enhancing agricultural practices and offering cutting-edge solutions to farmers globally. Tagros operates 4 advanced manufacturing facilities at Dahej, Panoli, Ankleshwar and Cuddalore. These facilities underscore the company's ability to scale operations efficiently, ensuring seamless delivery of world-class agrochemical solutions to customers around the globe. Dr. Ramesh Chand lauded the initiative, highlighting the critical role of innovation in addressing the challenges faced by farmers. He emphasized the importance of partnerships like this in realizing the Prime Minister’s vision of doubling farmers’ incomes and ensuring sustainable agricultural practices. MFOI Samridh Kisan Utsav 2024 in Satna showcased new agricultural innovations to over 225 farmers, featuring displays from Mahindra Tractors,... Tagros' unmatched expertise in manufacturing and commitment to sustainability positions it as a trusted partner for farmers worldwide. By introducing Arqivo Crop Solutions, the company aims to strengthen its portfolio and provide innovative solutions that empower farmers, boost productivity, and contribute to global food security. The launch event also featured a panel discussion on emerging trends in , with prominent speakers emphasizing the need for robust crop protection solutions to meet the demands of a rapidly growing population. Tagros is one of India’s fastest-growing manufacturers of agrochemicals, committed to delivering for global agriculture. With a customer-first approach and cutting-edge technology, the company continues to redefine industry standards, enhancing lives and livelihoods across continents.Princely Umanmielen’s return to the Swamp ends with a loss and a police escort
"Some may seek to deny or delay the clean energy revolution that's underway in America, but nobody — nobody — can reverse it. Nobody. Not when so many people, regardless of party or politics, are enjoying its benefits." Still-President Joe Biden said that on a recent visit to Brazil. His administration's Inflation Reduction Act, for example, included $400 billion in subsidies for solar power, electric vehicles and other renewable energy technologies. Its goal is to slash carbon emissions, the main driver of climate change and the environmental chaos it unleashes. President-elect Donald Trump has called climate change a "hoax." And drilling remains his answer for every energy question. Never mind whether Trump or anyone else thinks climate change is real. One thing that is very real is the jobs the IRA is creating. It happens that 60% of these new jobs are in red states. If their Republican representatives don't want them, no problem. There are plenty of other takers. But they apparently do want these jobs. At least 18 House Republicans have made clear to House Speaker Mike Johnson their opposition to repealing the IRA. Meanwhile, some of the big oil companies that held fundraisers for Trump have clean energy projects funded by the IRA. They also don't want the IRA canceled, at least the parts that benefit them. Responsible world leaders regard a warming planet as a security as well as environmental threat. Melting ice glaciers and associated rising sea levels are flooding towns and cities, endangering ports, roads and other infrastructure. Higher temperatures are stoking more intense storms, heat waves, droughts and wildfires. They are wrecking ecosystems. This is a worldwide problem demanding a worldwide solution. Under Biden, the U.S. has met a pledge to increase international climate financing this year to more than $11 billion. Obviously, neither Trump's heart nor his brain is engaged in dealing with this threat to our future. And so where can Americans turn for leadership on this existential crisis? They can turn to California. If it were a country, California would be the world's fifth largest economy. It's not an easy place for Trump to push around, and the Golden State cares a whole lot about climate change. For example, Trump seems hot to end the electric vehicle tax credit. If that happens, Gov. Gavin Newsom says, California will offer its own tax rebate. And he seems to be structuring the credit so that some popular Tesla models won't qualify for it. The governor insists that he merely wants to help other carmakers "take root" in the EV market. But another motive is to stick it to Elon Musk over the Tesla founder's California bashing and his glomming onto Trump. On this matter, California has a good deal of muscle. About 1 in 3 EVs sold in the U.S. are sold in California. As other carmakers bring out new and less expensive EV models, California could help break Tesla's longtime dominance. Trump says he wants to open the environmentally fragile Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil drilling. We'll see. "I would be surprised if any major oil company, or even any middle oil company, submits bids," Larry Persily, publisher of the Alaska-based newspaper Wrangell Sentinel, said. "It is a high-cost, highly speculative play." And for all the whining about the price of gas, it's already below $3 a gallon in many places. You know, that supply-and-demand thing. Biden's various legislative accomplishments have unlocked an estimated $1 trillion for green energy technologies and the factories needed to build them. America is going ahead with the transition. Trump can't stop it. And to those who want to pass on its economic benefits, go ahead. Others will happily take your place.IF Walls Could Talk - Christmas in Limerick has always been special
The funding is designed to help Cohere attract other investors to put in money to complete the construction of the data centre, which is targeted to be online next year. DADO RUVIC/Reuters The federal government is providing up to $240-million to help Toronto artificial intelligence company Cohere and its partners build a multibillion-dollar data centre in Canada that will power AI models and applications, Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland said on Friday. The investment is the first one the government has made through its $2-billion AI infrastructure program, which was announced in April. The funding is designed to help Cohere attract other investors to put in money to complete the construction of the data centre, which is targeted to be online next year. Building and running AI models requires graphics processing units (GPUs) and other pricey infrastructure. Canada has fallen behind in providing this equipment, referred to as “compute,” to public sector researchers, while private businesses have faced difficulties accessing compute at affordable prices. The government is trying to address these issues through its AI infrastructure strategy. The government said that Cohere and other Canadian companies will be able to access the new data centre. Canadian AI startup Cohere to prioritize customized over larger models in enterprise push Ottawa announced more details of its AI compute strategy on Thursday. About $1-billion will be used to build publicly owned supercomputing infrastructure, while up to $700-million will be set aside to subsidize building new data centres and expanding existing ones, in partnership with industry. The remaining $300-million will used to pay AI compute costs for small- and medium-sized businesses, though that program does not launch until next spring and the details have not yet been made public. Cohere was founded in 2019 and builds large language models, the technology that powers chatbots and other applications. Cohere has set itself apart from competitors such as OpenAI and Anthropic by focusing on business applications instead of consumer products. In July, Cohere raised US$500-million at a valuation of US$5.5-billion.
NBA memo to players urges increased vigilance regarding home security following break-insAs Washington stares down a multibillion-dollar deficit, the state Department of Children, Youth and Families has proposed cutting about $77 million from two state early learning programs. The state is projected to face a $10-12 billion shortfall over the next four years. Earlier this month, the state budget office asked agencies to recommend potential spending cuts. DCYF has proposed cutting nearly $68 million from the Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program, Washington’s free preschool for 3- to 5-year-olds. And it has proposed eliminating an Early ECEAP program for babies and children up to 3 years old, a budget cut of $9.25 million. The proposals aren’t a reality just yet. The Legislature has the final say on where state dollars go and could make different decisions before the session ends next spring. And Democrats are already talking about potentially bringing more money into the state by raising new taxes. A department spokesperson said the proposed reduction to ECEAP for 3- to 5-year-olds would not affect current students and that Early ECEAP families are already receiving a separate, subsidized state child care program. DCYF’s proposal suggests cutting 1,800 slots from ECEAP and eliminating Early ECEAP, which serves 178 children. The department says 846 ECEAP slots are not filled because the state was unable to find providers to contract with for those slots. In addition, ECEAP has about 2,000 empty slots. On Thursday, the Washington State Association of Head Start and ECEAP criticized the proposed cuts to ECEAP, calling the program “an essential and highly effective service for thousands of low-income preschool-aged children.” “Targeting some of the most vulnerable children of Washington for budget cuts is unacceptable and inequitable,” the association said. When asked to suggest cuts, the department tried to minimize the impact by drawing from the number of non-contracted and unenrolled slots, said Allison Krutsinger, director of public affairs for the department. “No one likes to make this cut, I want to be really clear,” Krutsinger said. She also stressed that it’s early in the state budget process. A spokesperson said all 178 children enrolled in Early ECEAP, the program for 0- to 3-year-olds, receive care through Working Connections Child Care, a state program that helps eligible families pay for child care. DCYF has not proposed eligibility or copay changes to that program. Early ECEAP provides wraparound services for kids and families, supporting not only their child’s education but also their physical and mental health. That support would be eliminated if early ECEAP were cut, Krutsinger said. Megan Pirie, of Spokane, said her youngest daughter had been struggling in child care settings before enrolling in ECEAP. “I think that I was on my fifth or sixth child care center telling me that this little 4-year-old couldn’t come back, wouldn’t take a nap, kept throwing her shoes at people,” Pirie said. “And I remember posting on social media that I didn’t know what I was going to do.” Pirie’s adoption worker saw her post on Facebook and urged her to consider ECEAP. Her daughter, now 10, “did phenomenal” in ECEAP, which provided a learning plan and family supports, Pirie said. When the pandemic hit, her daughter was in kindergarten. When schools sent students home, Pirie said they relied on things her daughter had learned in ECEAP, like social-emotional skills, learning online and how to calm herself. Pirie believes providing services to kids eligible for ECEAP early in their lives is more cost-effective. “It’s the largest impact we can make with our dollars,” she said. About 14,000 kids are enrolled in ECEAP, according to DCYF. Ninety percent of families served by the program live below 200% of the federal poverty level, according to the Washington Association of Head Start and ECEAP. For a family of four, 200% of the federal poverty level is an annual income of $62,400. Sixty-eight percent are children of color and nearly 18% have an Individualized Education Program, or IEP, for special education services.
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Princely Umanmielen's return to the Swamp ended with a police escort . Umanmielen, who spent three years at Florida before transferring to Ole Miss, left the stadium with a number of officers surrounding him. And the defensive end still tried to get at heckling fans. Recommended Videos It started when Umanmielen left the sideline in the waning seconds of a 24-17 loss to the Gators . He was walking toward the visiting locker room when at least one fan yelled at him from the stands. Umanmielen clearly didn't like what he heard and made his way toward the seats. Officers quickly stepped in and escorted Umanmielen back toward the locker room. They then walked him directly to the team's waiting busses, but more fans were in the path and shouted at him again. Umanmielen turned and started toward the fans before officers stepped in and stopped him. It was the latest bit of oddness for Umanmielen, who wore an orange Gators ski mask through Ole Miss' practice facility late in the week. He finished the game with seven tackles, including a sack. ___ Get poll alerts and updates on the AP Top 25 throughout the season. Sign up here . AP college football: https://apnews.com/hub/ap-top-25-college-football-poll and https://apnews.com/hub/college-football