IEEE Young Professionals Islamabad and IEEE Islamabad Section come up with a series of young professional meetups to share, collaborate & plan ideas for future events, projects and initiatives; providing a platform to revive all the young professionals community.Deatils:@iammshr
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IEEE Young Professionals Islamabad and IEEE Islamabad Section come up with a series of young professional meetups to share, collaborate and plan ideas for future events, projects and initiatives; providing a platform to revive all the young professionals community.
It's like Christmas in July! For all you #utilities professionals out there, @BerkeleyLab has something special for you - an updated online tool and guidebook to help #power outage cost and impact: https://t.co/MjziVIWdcL #smartgrid
#Chatbots and #Games - how these new diagnostic tools are helping patients in low-income and remote areas remove barriers to medical care. #healthcare#technology https://t.co/VSR6ykB0qb
"It took us nearly a hundred years to move from the beginning of the grid to the smart grid. My guess is it will take 20 years or less to move from the smart grid to the open grid." David Chiesa of @SandC_US in his latest article for @ELPmagazine https://t.co/8qBFOi7oDW
#ChipHallofFame: the #Nvidia NV20 opened the door to a machine-learning revolution. The first configurable GPU, it allowed a new level of PC gaming and scientific computing alike. What was your first graphics card? #TechHistory Learn more at @IEEESpectrum https://t.co/v9PTfuZbZQ
Did you know? An estimated 1.1 billion people around the world today live without any access to electricity. @IEEESmartVillage is working to decrease that statistic: https://t.co/FHDFLTMjG0 @IEEEFoundation
Lithium-ion batteries are effective but can be dangerous. Take a look inside the solid-state #lithium#batteries that replaces the flammable liquid - your #drones can finally fly high for twice the life.
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#TechFact: Calculators went from desk-sized to pocket-sized when the Cutra Calculator was invented in 1948. It could perform addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.