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Introduction to emotion recognition technology

View web version 15 February 2024 — Issue 4 | Vol 19     Source Products  |  Webinar Library  |  Standards Introduction to emotion recognition technology Emotion recognition technology is on the frontier of human-machine interaction, promising a future where our devices seamlessly understand and respond to our emotions. Read more → Sager Electronics Remarkably quiet and powerful DC centrifugal fans Offering dynamic air delivery for critical respiratory applications, RV45 and RVE45 series are compact, virtually silent, aerodynamically optimized and feature motors that are designed for quick speed changes. Learn more.   View more Micro-Epsilon Group How pharmaceutical production and medical technology benefit from color sensors Color sensors offer a reliable way to monitor, analyze and improve various processes. In this white paper, you will learn about the many applications of color sensors in the medical industry.   Learn more Researchers develop a smart wound soldering paste The smart wound soldering paste, dubbed iSolder, which stands for intelligent solder, has been developed for wound sealing applications where sutures and staples would pose a challenge. Read more → AI tool predicts death, complications following heart surgery To better determine the possible outcomes, researchers from Michigan Medicine created a tool that estimates a patient's risk score and subsequently their chances of dying or developing complications following a PCI procedure. Read more →

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