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MediaTek Announces Chip Wearable Power Battery Life A Week


The device is indeed a popular yet wearable but not prevent companies that want to make it better. MediaTek announced a new chip designed for fitness and smartwatch foretold as system-in-package the first in the world to offer dual-mode GPS, Bluetooth Low Energy, and high resolution screen that supports MIPI.

MT2523 compact-sized chip carrying the processor ARM Cortex-M4 and supports Bluetooth Low Energy which is essential for saving battery on fitness and other wearable rings. MediaTek said that PCB SiP the new size is 41% smaller than its competitors and devices using MT2523 can last more than a week at one time recharge.

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Through and DriveWorks DriveNet, NVIDIA Support Autonomous Vehicles

NVIDIA and DriveWorks DriveNet only part of NVIDIA'S big plans to provide a complete platform for autonomous vehicles. (Image Source: NVIDIA)
NVIDIA believes that autonomous vehicles will revolutionize society. The technology could potentially reduce deaths and accidents, traffic and increase mobility for those who could not afford to operate the vehicle. To maintain momentum while autonomous vehicles have been available, NVIDIA announced a DriveWorks software and DriveNet which is deep neural network hosts NVIDIA.

DriveWorks was born with the spirit of other platforms such as NVIDIA GameWorks DesignWorks and both of which were presented to provide a tool for game developers and graphic professionals to enhance their work. Not much different, DriveWorks is a set of tools, libraries, and modules of software that aims to accelerate the development and testing of autonomous vehicles. DriveWorks has also become a solution for training autonomous vehicle which covers the entire process of perception, localization, planning, and visualization.

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