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Once a luxury, TV sets have been a part of standard equipment in practically every hotel room for quite a while now. However, only recently has the advancing technology enabled TV Hybrid Set-Top-Box to become more than just a costly entertainment service for the guests. As ever-increasing broadband internet connectivity is firmly making the Internet the prevailing channel of TV content delivery, TV sets now don’t offer just a whole new level of experience for the guests, but also an amazing new opportunity for the hotels to directly reach and communicate their services to their clients. There are two ways of utilizing the enhanced capabilities of the so-called Internet Protocol television (or IPTV) in hotels. It can be done either through a separate device called IPTV set-top-box (IPTV STB) connected to the TV set, or through a so-called Smart TV, that has IPTV functionality already built-in. At first glance, Smart TV appears to be a better solution. It does away with the ha

The European Union is the second largest global market for medical devices and often the global medical device manufacturers in the region choose to launch on their own market first because of the choice of Notified Bodies and the adoption of state-of-the-art technologies. UL customers have direct access to Notified Body technical specialists who partner with our customers and want to be a part of their success. The X Vendor Partnership culture is prevalent in our organization and is the way our team works to help our customers stay on track. Updates to proposed regulations for medical devices (MDRs) The European Commission (EC) adopted proposals for the review of the EU regulatory system. The documents were published in February 2017 and it is expected that notified bodies will qualify them for designation from 2018. When the new EU MDR comes into force, manufacturers will have four years to apply again for approval or will let their products become obsolete, since the ex

Most international tourists come to Cambodia, especially Phnom Penh by air at Phnom Penh International Airport and by land through some international border with Vietnam, Thailand, and Laos. Some international tourists come to Cambodia by major cruises at Preah Sihanouk International Seaport, most of them come by bus to Phnom Penh and then to Siem Reap, which is well known for use of pottery to make rice and eat food also people love to get along with the pottery class Siem Reap . Currently, international tourists can obtain a Cambodian visa upon arrival at the Visa On Arrival or international tourists can apply for a Cambodian visa via the ambassadorial office in other countries. Any country in the world is welcome to show modesty in the culture of communication. If Westerners choose to shake their hands and give a smile to each other, Cambodians choose sampeah to show their meekness .  The country of rituals for Cambodians when they evaluate their remarks about people, not

Industry 4.0 is a concept that was developed to describe a vision of manufacturing with all its processes interconnected through the Internet of Things (IoT). The current industrial revolution can be considered since the forms of production consist of digitization through the interaction of artificial intelligence with machines and the optimization of resources focused on the creation of effective commercial methodologies. In Industry 4.0, there are nine types of recent technological advances: big data and data analysis, autonomous robots, computer simulation, integration systems, the Internet of Things applied to industry, cybersecurity , storage of information in the cloud and the augmented reality. In this sense, one of the main fronts of this transformation, even within the reach of the smaller industries, is the digitalization and automation of the processes of sale and distribution of the products. More and more names in this market have realized that it is possible to

The application that the IoT currently has in the medical industry, specifically in the devices that are used. We will speak from the point of view of the opportunities and challenges because, despite the fact that the IoT has enormous potential, there are still many aspects to be improved to make this field as effective as it is safe. In this first part, we will focus on the opportunities that the IoT has in medicine. The Internet of Medical Things (IoT) refers to the interconnected system of medical devices and applications that collect data and then provide it to health care IT systems through online networks. Currently, there are 3.7 million medical devices in use that are connected and monitor various parts of the body to inform health decisions. Several reasons may explain the increasing adoption of IoMT. One of them is the growing presence of NFC technology in mobile devices such as smartphones, as well as the expansion and access to high-speed Internet. We will talk

"Good evening, home!" Then the lights, the sounds, and the TV sets and internal appliances go out, the curtains close, the air conditioning changes temperature and the external lighting is accessed. The scene may seem unusual, but smart home automation is closer to the real than ever before. Today, with a simple touch of a smartphone and a tablet or even voice recognition and face-reading, you can take control across your home and business in an interactive and efficient way. The automation services available in the market grow by leaps and bounds and offer technology ranging from opening doors to curtain manipulation and heating the stove, fireplace, and bathtub by electronic or voice commands. The advantages are the rationalization of energy consumption, comfort, convenience, interactivity, safety, reduction of domestic work and, consequently, improvement of well-being. Wireless technologies for automation infrastructure are increasingly popular. In the past, systems re

At a time when fossil fuels are becoming scarce and ecological awareness is promoting clean and renewable energies, power electronics is once again on the forefront. The power electronics industry is forced to produce more converters, with increased performance and lower cost. These performances are in the direction of better performance and increased power density. Applications require operations of environments considered severe in ambient temperature, vibration, and chemical aggression, but always indiscretion. Power electronics is one of the branches of electrical engineering, it relates to devices or converters that can change the shape of electrical energy. Since the eighties, it has found many applications, from the improvement of the characteristics of networks supporting heavy industries (SVC - Static VAR Compensator) like aluminum factories, to FACTS (Flexible Alternative Current Transmission Systems). For network stability and HVDC (High Voltage Direct Current) syste