C was developed between 1972 and 1973 by Dennis Ritchie at Bell Labs as a successor to B, which Ritchie developed with Ken Thompson in 1969. It is a simple, compiled programming language with a static type system, supporting structured programming and used to build operating systems and application software. It has several of its own ‘dialects’ or standards including K&R C (1978) and C89 (the first ANSI C standard launched in 1989). Some of the major development kits or compilers in C include Oracle Solaris Studio C and Turbo C. The Java, C#, C++ and Objective-C languages are all based on C.
This project explores the effects of targeted electromagnetic field exposure from a DisplayPort monitor interface on the human body. The experiment is conducted in a first-class anechoic shielded room, lined with radiation-absorbent material to block electromagnetic waves from outside. Modifications have been made to the i915 video driver, and a new driver and setup application for DPCD have been developed.
‘Clever singing’ is a service that displays singing in the form of a 2D graph. The program analyses the singer's voice and any discrepancies with the reference tone recorded in advance by the teacher. According to the results of the exercise, the program sets an estimate based on the number of notes hit. This methodology was developed by a vocal coach, Ekaterina Karpenko.
Waste accumulates as people fill up smart bins, and sensors on microcontrollers send information to a server around the clock. A refuse truck is given an individual shift route that matches the waste class being transported. The mobile application guides the refuse truck along the route and monitors its visit to each container and the final collection site.
Enables viewing of video recordings and live video from connected cameras and control of their pan/tilt mechanisms. Cameras are shown on a world map in the public and private sections of the site. In the user account other users can be provided with guest access to a camera to watch live video and archival recordings.
Reducing banks' expenditures by sending information to mobile phones not via SMS but through a mobile Internet connection using push notifications. iOS, Android and Windows Phone are all supported. SMS messages are also used when a push notification can't be sent for technical reasons.
Mechanical benchmarks allow you to determine the beginning of roof delamination. The benchmark consists of tubes with scales and sling wire ropes fixed in a pre-drilled well at its mouth under the roof arch. We decided to develop an automatic sensor that measures the displacement of the cables inside the benchmark and subsequently transmits the readings to a server.
Proprietary network protocols, traffic routers, user interface, internal routing of packages between blocks from one station, monitoring of reliability of digital user streams and mechanisms for reserving streams. The central block of an SDH radio relay station for monitoring and managing a microcontroller via a web interface has been reworked.
An application package covering fitness, research into human physiology, sports medicine and heart training. A cardio monitor sends cardiac rhythm (RR interval) to the computer via a radio channel and USB. The package includes component selection, an electrical diagram of the device and microcode instructions for a Microchip controller. This technology was originally used for training astronauts.
2002–2024