The world of diagnostic wearables is rapidly evolving, redefining entire fields of medical monitoring. The rapid growth of these applications is creating exciting opportunities, but it is also bringing a multitude of design challenges to the forefront.
What do advances in camera, radar and lidar sensors mean for automotive safety? And how can designer engineers integrate these sensors with V2X?
Just over a year ago, a 12-story oceanfront condo building in Surfside, Fla., collapsed, and it was the largest emergency response that didn’t involve a hurricane in Florida history. While the cause of the collapse remains under investigation by the National Institute of Standards and Technology, the widely held belief is that substantial issues with the building’s structural foundation precipitated the collapse. The advancement in deep foundation testing equipment and technology has grown by leaps and bounds since 1981 when the Surfside building was constructed. Had it been available at the time of construction, could game-changing structural testing technology have prevented this catastrophic event?
