Mijia COOWOO U1 intelligent LED Desk lamp is a wonderful product from Xiaomi. Xiaomi has proven to be one of the best manufacturer of smart products. However, Xiaomi has manufactured other smart devices which include Mi Air Purifier, Mi Rice Cooker etc. Xiaomi has been partnering with other manufacturers to enhance its production ability and to surprise it competitors with superb product.
COOWOO U1 is a rechargeable lamp that comes with white colour design, first level finishes, simple lines and priority. However, the intelligent LED Desk lamp has a flexible central arm, which means that, the lamp can be guided to a place of your choice.
The intelligent LED Desk lamp is designed with two USB ports at the base of the lamp, which can serve as a means of charging other devices or for any other function of your choice. Moreover, the battery capacity of the lamp is about 4000 mAh, which can last for as long as 8 hours when using this product.



 

 

 

Other features include: the soft light eye protection which protects the eyes from hazards like ultraviolet ray, blue light and other hazards. However, it is designed with 4000K colour temperature LED chip that provides an enabling environment for any person making use of the intelligent lamp. Despite the provision of two USB ports, mobile lighting, the light of this intelligent lamp is adjustable, meaning that you can either dim the light or brighten it.
The intelligent lamp can be switch on by pressing the button once, and also the same button aid to adjust the light of the lamp. However, the light can be adjust by long – pressing the button to give you the needed brightness. The lamp is minimalist design, and the connecting rod is elastic which can be bend to any extent.



 

Finally, with all this wonderful features provided by Xiaomi Mijia, the intelligent lamp worth using both for indoor and outdoor purposes. In addition, it adjustability and the brightness memory function gives it an edge over it competitors. If one is looking for a lamp with difference for home, office etc. Xiaomi Mijia COOWOO U1 Lamp worth going for.

China has launched bird-like robotic drones in more than five of its provinces to monitor her burgeoning population. They are all super high-tech surveillance drones.
In recent years, over 30 Chinese military and government agencies have resorted to using drones made to look like birds to mount surveillance.

The exercise is codenamed "Dove" and is being run by Song Bifeng, a professor at Northwestern Polytechnical University in Xi'an. Song, until recently, he was a senior scientist on the Chengdu J-20, which is Asia's first fifth-generation stealth fighter jet, according to report.
The bird-like drones are mimicking the flapping wings of a real bird and the drones are driven by electric motors. Each drone comes with a high-definition camera, GPS antenna, flight control system and data link with satellite communication capability.

The scale of the deployment is still small, according to Yang Wenqing, who is a member of Song’s team. The researchers believe that the technology has got a great potential for large-scale deployment in the nearest future. Clearly, it has some great advantages to meet the demand for drones in the military and civilian sectors.This is not like an upgrade in the pursuit of China to step up its surveillance game over her citizens. China, in the past, has also employed facial recognition, artificial intelligence, smart glasses and other technologies to monitor its 1.4 billion citizens with the aim of rewarding them based on their behaviours.

The “Doves” also cover the disputed Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region in China’s far west, which is native to the Muslim Uyghur population. The region has caused a lot of headache for the Chinese government because of its separatist tendencies.
The bird-like robotic drones can even mix with a flock of birds and still go unnoticed by the real birds and humans too. However, they are not capable of covering large distances with a time span of 30 minutes at speeds of up to 40kph (25mph).

The bird-like robotic drones were developed by a team of scientists at the Northwestern Polytechnical University in Xian, who have reportedly conducted more than 2,000 test flights.
China is being proactive by launching these drones with the aim of protecting its borders. This is also for the purpose of fighting extremism which is gradually cropping up in some provinces.
The good thing is that this technology has fooled the advanced radar system. As such, there are no clashes at all.

It used to be a black and white x-ray that is used to spot out fractures or breaks on the bones. The black and white x-ray was not detailed enough. But after more than a century, x-ray imaging has come with a great upgrade with the world's first 3D coloured x-ray.

Enter the 3D, full-coloured imaging x-ray that will reveal more than the bones in the body. This 3D coloured x-ray will reveal your tissues and blood in high vivid colours. These images will help to improve on what a doctor can diagnose without necessarily cutting the patient open.

The traditional black and white x-ray handles the imaging of the insides of a patient which involves blasting them with x-rays. This electromagnetic radiation method has a shorter wavelength more than visible light, as such, it is able to easily pass through soft tissue, but it encounters difficulties picking the harder part of the body such as the bones. After all these, a sensor is then used to produce an image based on the intensity of the x-rays that made it through, and the inside body is then revealed.

Diagnosing will be a lot easier now with the invention of 3D coloured x-ray. A company from New Zealand known as Mars Bioimaging has developed a better type of medical imaging scanner that works in a similar way like the black and white x-ray, but it adopts the technology developed for the Large Hadron Collider at CERN to produce far more detailed results. The Medipix3 chip works like the sensor too just like in a digital camera, but it easily detects and does the counting of the particles by hitting on each pixel when a shutter opens. This is far more advanced than what is currently being used in different health facilities. The x-ray will help to sort some ambiguities that are associated with black and white x-ray machines.

When the x-ray developed by father and son scientists Phil and Anthony Butler from the Universities of Canterbury and Otago in New Zealand is used, the Medipix3 chip, which is enhanced with custom data-processing algorithms, is able to detect the change in wavelengths as x-rays pass through different materials in the body. This makes it possible for the scanner to differentiate between bone, muscle, fat, liquids, and all the other material in the human body. There is an additional software that uses that data to produce stunning full-colour images that allow a 3D view of the inside of the body.

Google has taken an audacious step to ban cryptocurrency mining Apps from its Play Store. This is following the step taken by Apple. Apple had banned cryptocurrency apps from Apple Store some time ago.

Its latest company development policy is written conspicuously: "We don't allow apps that mine crypto-currency on devices."

Before this time, the tech giant had in the past banned extensions on its Chrome browser that are used for crypto-currency mining.

This move has forced banks and tech companies to come to terms with the practicability of crypto-currencies.

The ban does not affect all other software that is used in mining virtual cash. Google, just like Apple, said it would allow people to continuously make apps that will enable them to manage mining as it is being done elsewhere just like on cloud computing platforms.

Crypto-mining

Mining, as it relates to virtual currencies has become a profitable business in recent years. This is due to the astronomical rises in the evaluations of established and new coins. The process of mining frequently requires enormous amounts of processing power if it has to be done very rapidly.

Mining is key to the operation of many crypto-currency systems because it is the major way that the distributed computer systems keep a tab on who has spent what or transferred which coin. Usually, those maintaining this log of transactions always get rewarded with new coins.

There are groups that are well known for building a wide network of crypto-currency "mines", using thousands of computers that make digital currencies business to flourish rapidly.

Usually, when mining is done on smartphones, there is a risk that the smartphone will overheat as a result of intense processing. The mining processing can also quickly drain batteries.

Some malware criminals, especially from Russia, have also moved to adopt crypto-currency mining. Many unprotected websites are prone to mining. These gangs insert malicious codes on many websites in order to use the visitors' computers to generate the cash.

The restrictions on cryptocurrency mining are one of the several changes Google has added to its developer policies.

The company went a step further to restrict apps that deal with the sale of guns, ammunition and explosives.

Google also cautioned that it won’t hesitate to remove apps that just copy other programs on the Play Store and add no value.

Many have applauded this move because it will reduce a lot of fraud that is perpetrated through crypto-mining.

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