Tech Briefs Magazine - January 2023 - 2

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Health & Biotech
Self-Cleaning Germicidal Door Handle
Low-Cost, Customized Prosthesis Using 3D Printing
31 Wearable Device Monitors Jaundice-Causing Bilirubin and Vitals
in Newborns
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Respirator 2.0: New N95-Alternative Introduces Sensors for a
Better Fit
Oculometric Testing for Detecting Mild Neural Impairment
Software
Engineers Build Reconfigurable Artificial Intelligence Chip
Faster Computation for Deep-Learning Applications
Incorporating Computer Vision and Uncertainty into AI for
Robotic Prosthetics
Enhancing Fault Isolation and Detection for Electric Powertrains
of UAVs
On the Cover
Cube satellites generate a lot of waste heat. Designing
CubeSats to properly radiate heat to the surrounding
space is one of the primary engineering concerns. Since
it is quite difficult to do any kind of truly realistic preflight
testing, the design process has to rely heavily on
numerical modeling. On page 10, learn how numerical
modeling reduces the need for physical testing and can
help optimize small satellite designs prior to launch.
(Image: COMSOL, Inc.; Earth image by Visible Earth and
NASA)
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