The Next Computer Screen Could Be in Contacts
Imagine living in the past, around 1900, wondering what the world would be like in 100 years. Technology, electronics, computers, and cell phones were far from being even remotely possible. Now, imagine the future: where you can see words, numbers, and other information flowing across your screen – except no one else can see that… Read more
AI Tools Launched at Radiology Center for Breast Cancer
US Radiology Specialists has partnered with Artificial Intelligence (AI) company Volpara Health to form superior mammography and breast cancer services at Charlotte Radiology in North Carolina. Novel analytics performed by Volpara Health’s AI will execute risk assessment, patient communication, reports, quality assurance, and breast density analytics. Lindsay Muns, group president of physician practices for US… Read more
Aphantasia Could Be Diagnosed Based on Pupil Size
Pupil size fluctuates to let just the right amount of light into the eye. Vision is improved by contracting the brightness and dilating in the dark. New research shows that beyond light changes, pupil size might also change based on perceptual and cognitive circumstances. Mental imagery was shown to facilitate pupillary responses to light in this… Read more
Five Ways to Influence Commercial Landscaping Clients
Unsightly or uncared for outdoor spaces, particularly commercial ones, can turn people away, especially potential clients. Commercial landscape clients often need a slight nudge to improve their surroundings. Once they see how impactful the benefits are, they will surely come calling. Here are five ways to help encourage those clients to invest in their lawn.… Read more
MDOT Showcases Roadwork Funded by Whitmer Bonds
Specific sections of roadway are being showcased by the Michigan Department of Transportation by way of signs that say, “Bond Financing at Work,” which alludes to Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s 2020 road bonding plan. MDOT spokesman Jeff Cranson said about 15 green signs ($750 each) have been installed throughout the state with plans to install more.… Read more
Consumers Energy Announces Plan to Invest $100 Million in Power Grid
With power outages happening more frequently as a result of inclement weather, Consumers Energy has vowed to invest $100 million in upgrades to improve reliability for customers. The High Voltage Distribution (HVD) system, nicknamed the “Backbone of the Power Grid,” will receive significant upgrades thanks to the 2022 investment. The HVD enhancements will impact roughly… Read more
Tick Safety and Precautions
It’s that time of year again…tick season. Ticks can be extremely dangerous and sometimes lethal. If you, a family member, friend, or pet get bitten by a tick, do you know the proper steps to take to ensure adequate removal, when to go to the doctor, and more? Read on to learn more. Ticks are… Read more
EV Charging Connectors Explained
Electric Vehicle (EV) chargers are standardized based on the market and technology limitations, and are constantly changing based on innovation. Major markets such as North America, Japan, the European Union, and China have set charging infrastructure, but power availability makes them limited. Every EV sold in North America is compatible with J1772 connectors. All EVs… Read more
How to Minimize Anxiety Before a Lasik Procedure
Fear and anxiety commonly surround Lasik procedures, and most of the time, it’s purely based on the unknown. One of the most beneficial tactics to combat nervousness about surgery is to inform yourself thoroughly about the procedures. Lasik is a quick and painless procedure that generally takes around 15 minutes, and the laser usually… Read more