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hello and welcome to technology updates. in today's episode. between robots and humans. crystals in the. game. and russia tracks on the big boys. first around the. news. by. observation it was put into operation on the twenty fifth of june the commercial satellite would be used for creating an operating maps launching pollution levels searching for mineral deposits and. services. is capable of taking.

images with a resolution of. over an area of eighty thousand square kilometers per day the first. seat on the second of july the second international conference on quantum technologies was held in moscow this month the event of a one hundred scientists including a nobel prize winner the conference was dedicated to the application of quantum physics in technology one of the. breakthroughs in this field is in teleportation the head of the russian quantum sensors executive committee tells us more what's happening there is that we've teleport a quantum state of atoms for all occasion to another and atoms in the same quantum state they're indistinguishable therefore we can say that with the reporting atoms for a one location to another but we're not moving matter when moving information about this matter and so the information which was written in the atoms of this

location is no transferred teleported unturned other location the trick is that quantum information can not be written as a sequence of classical bits and therefore i cannot just look at where terms and call you on the phone and tell me everything about there i am not allowed to do it by the laws of nature therefore we need this special link which we call in the tango moment and this is how teleportation was accomplished on the sixth international maritime differential was held in st petersburg earlier this month given to a flying start with an aerobatic display from the russian knights and a chart suggest from thirty one countries to show not only gave participants changed demonstrate the latest in naval technology on dry land under sea but also get down to serious business. the russian government submitted a bill to the state team on the twenty eighth of june visiting

a radical reorganization of the bush an academy of sciences which was founded in seventeen twenty four and currently unites four hundred eighty three institutions employing around ninety five thousand people consuming proposals of the bill for the russian academy of sciences to incorporate the russian economy of agricultural sciences and the russian economy of medical sciences was transferring control over the merged organizations financial assets of property specifically created state agency giving the scientists more time to spending a lot. designed to improve the efficiency of the organization encourage putting scientists to join and stimulate will research but it has received a mixed reaction state officials are holding talks with leading scientists as a result sixty nine amendments to the original draft to be made the bill should come into law sometimes but more changes will be made by the time. this bill is a vital importance it's not only about reforming the russian academy of sciences it will determine the path russia takes in the future whether we continue to be

a results based economy or turn towards high tech industries this is what's at stake. so here's the last story he did for technology. to learn about the latest developments in the tractor industry. brain. with the world's population set to reach eight point one billion people by two thousand and twenty five the pressure is on to meet growing food demand and despite a recent your income paints possible food source you certainly won't find meeting a local anytime soon certainly staple food such as cereals were made one of the most cost effective ways of meeting a nutritional needs. to some combines to be the work of course is responsible for feeding all these extra miles it's not surprising then that global demand for trucks is expected to increase six point eight percent each year until two thousand

and sixteen reaching an astounding one hundred twenty two billion dollars ninety six percent of the truck to market is split between eight manufacturers one of which works the company has a history supplying by over sixty years it has produced over three point three million shoppers two point six million of which exporters a hundred twenty five countries around the world and with a market share ten percent the company's in a great position. was created in one nine hundred forty six and in addition to its main punching means it owns a number of the facilities dotted around fellow troops grounded in the team part their votes in childs means to see what the companies doing stay ahead of the game and found a company called you could use sixty two different models ranging from small multi-purpose trucks as a municipal vehicles to truck machines and long vehicles that can operate at forty degrees below zero the components in specifications of each model a tailored suit the very different jobs each truck to house to perform whether it be plowing the fields ready for the next harvest or clearing the snow to keep the

traffic moving in the winter months but one thing that all touches have to supply plenty of is sheer brute force and precise control and to do this they need a transmission that's up to the job the mechanical transmission is the most common itself as a high powered conversion ratio compact size and good reliability can be a bit impractical hydro mechanical systems also using heavy duty because it often also given the driver more comfort so unfortunately this type of has a low power conversion ratio and requires a cooling system then there's the electro mechanical transmission which can be found in ships trains don't troops in a military vehicles this type of a superior control over power and speed which has not been widely implemented yet due to slosh size expense and weight is nothing new about the idea of installing electric transmissions and tractors we build the first track with an electric transmission in the night and sixty's night in sixty five to be precise it wasn't very powerful but it's we were

a bit ahead of our time we developed the track so with the st petersburg electric technical company of course back then electronics were not that advanced so we couldn't develop it further. we were ahead of our time then and now we're catching up before the. starts wisconsin such as yourself problem in moscow to help affect the electromechanical transmission. is one of bush's leading electrical engineering specializing in various feel. including manufacturing design engineering research and development the company's portfolio over three thousand products ranging from hydro generators and motors to control systems and transmissions. started discussing the possibility of creating an electro mechanical transmission around four years ago as a result a number of prototypes were produced on subjects so field tests which culminated in one of the charts receiving a silver medal at the two thousand and nine i.q. technical expo in one over since then both companies have tinkered with the

prototypes and tweak the design and now have a model this way to hit the production lines in close cooperation with highly skilled specialists from track to work we solved the main issue control in the traction electric equipment set it was only through that close cooperation that we managed to solve the main challenge to control the power of the tractor. transmissions dynamically great for key components the diesel engine combined motor generator electronics high level controller and asynchronous motors on the wheels the motor generator and. the kinetic powered by the diesel engine into electricity which is then used to drive electric motors on the wheels all of these components and by the high level controller which makes sure the trying to drive is every command instantaneously just in the speed and direction of the wheels ensuring maximum fuel efficiency however also comes challenge was to integrate an electro mechanical transmission into an existing must produce truck the bellows thirty

twenty two. now it's one thing to develop a completely new charger on this type of transmission from the ground will completely overhauling the transmission of the truck to specifically designed for this quite a different matter and this is where the brains of the t.m. came in. machine be such a development institute is also forms on specializing in electric motors for over forty five years and i'm pitching. as for the shipping industry trains. and countless occasions their experience and expertise has played a crucial role in developing and transmission the very specific criteria set by means top to works. nine months well twelve to be completely honest to build the first tractor off to designing the prototype. designs the prototype built the equipment tested it and finally installed it in

a tractor. the world is constantly changing and people looking for quick and easy ways of doing things so given that some trust the drivers have to contend with to fifty years it's hardly surprising that manufacturers are looking for a better solution. if it's the means of farming just a little bit easier than twenty three. columns including a touchscreen g.p.s. and cruise control. makes for more peaceful environments maccallum in light of this resoundingly success both companies are looking to introduce the transmission. range. so confident in how we see the trucks used to drive but they even. despite the five hundred. gas and brake pedals instead of having four different ones. two different brakes. you drive

to step on the gas pedal it's just like driving a mercedes but naturally the drivers learn how to operate these tracks very quickly and really do enjoy it. to drive. it was really no different from. the complexity of. just a few minutes behind the wheel. i might have a future career. just the first half of the program so don't go anywhere see you after the break. your government is still persisting in honoring besides that most people around the walls would have absolutely no confidence and one argument also heard here is that the reason the rebels have become jihadists and of accepted money to jihad is

schools have been associated with that is precisely because the west is not prepared to provide them with weapons. please speak to language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on all t.v. reporting from the will talks books the v.o.i.p. interviews intriguing stories tell you. then try. to find out more visit our big. dog called. the media leave us so we leave that maybe. by the sea pushes you to a. play your party there's a goal to push issues that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve

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a couple of days in may the city was hosted in of us forum making it the sense of mission innovation as well. focal point founded in sixty no fall times could already establish itself as the educational center of siberia by the mid nineteenth century the city now boasts fifteen research institutes eight universities and one in every five residences of students in two thousand and ten tomsk invested two point two percent of its gross regional products in r. and d. making the city second largest economic sector the city's host to any of us which is the longest standing innovation forum in russia the annual event was held for the fifteenth time this year over two thousand people from nineteen countries around the world took part in the forum which attracted over twenty five thousand visitors in just four days the forum gave representatives from leading washing company starts ups and universities she to meet and discuss various issues and share their experiences as you may have guessed from the name of the film is dedicated to the development of the question of its acceptance and. formal shirt

for this forum was different from the previous ones in the sense that it was focused on a specific. it wasn't just the forum for innovations that involved all economic sectors it was aimed at the wrong material sector mainly the oil and gas industry focusing on a specific sector gave the forum a second wind. as well as showing off their latest product innovations developments and strange slimy substances many participants of the form some firm contracts of corporation in part the focus of this year's forum on the oil and gas industry was so successful that the organizers sponsor continued dedicate in the form to different economic sectors in the future the robots were particularly popular students at the turn to be events and. humans was even slate of the two thousand and eighteen located off the beaten track of the trans-siberian railway

i'm sure that will continue to stand out as the very heart of bush innovation crystals are normally associated with fortune hunting and precious jewels but they also play an important role in the world of technology scientists and crystals very seriously and given a whole new meaning to the phrase crystal clear. water tank is located in the thomas special economic zone with over forty years of experience the conies made a reputation for self as a top manufacture of crystals for solid state lasers however before his photos could be shipped around the world the crystals that make them must first be grown each crystal starts off as a seed or small crystal which is then placed in a mixture of molten salt the rotation angle for an extraction speed of the crystal all closely monitored after being subject of over one thousand degrees for sixty days it is a process. all the equipment you can see him as designed by our own specialists and built right here. so. not

only our own technology growing crystals and treating the final product but also our own. special equipment. various shapes and sizes and highly polished to ensure the surfaces are completely flat and. the crystals produced by the committee are used in a wide range of instruments and devices such as night vision goggles range finders and medical instruments one of the price is the modulator. the modulator is responsible for. frequency that. the finishing touches must first be made before the commute in any of these things to do this. with. the. benefit from three. feet.

very high throughout the entire structure of the crystal. very strong optical damage resistance. and the crystals that. also have very very high electrical resistance in for. each crystal one final hurdle before reaching the market. testing facility. this is especially true of the. science they must be flawless. generate the powerful. required to study split second reactions. resistance and transparent properties of the modulators. ensure they won't fail despite. the high demand in. china and russia has traditionally been at the forefront of technology competition from abroad in recent years. so let's head over to the lab and see what. the head.

was in a lot of. the physical. you can trace its roots all the way back to seventeen fourteen and to this day remains one of the leading scientific institutes carrying out research in all the major areas of physics and it was also home to many nobel prize winners including alexander proctor of nickel. they were awarded the nobel prize in physics in one thousand nine hundred sixty four for their groundbreaking research and the development of the laser as we know it the quantum oscillator they created stimulated emissions of between two atomic energy states which in turn a lot of population version to be maintained or in other words the world's first continuous laser was professor. worked with. and. continues his legacy. in the infrared spectrum. institute before becoming interested in

a phenomenon known as super radiance boss of was the first person to appreciate the importance of research in this field completely. for fifteen years in the infrared spectrum which is invisible to human eye then around four years ago joined forces with scientists in other countries who were also interested super radiance was in the blue and violet visible spectrums advances in a spectrum in other countries in recent years has meant that your pick up the face just to keep. pleasant change the actually see his work. in the naturally the eye of the european commission so to jumpstart europe's laser industry the commission issued a research grant to the consortium of laser research is known as fence of. the grant was issued as part of the future and emerging technologies s p seven program which focuses on investing in high risk research with potentially revolutionary social and technological implications in addition to the institutes the consortium

is made up of switzerland. and germany and the university of cambridge. european commission fine. because europe was trying to catch up with japan and when you will several years ago japan made a significant breakthrough in the blue and violet spectrum scheme if you did that with mainly thanks to the efforts of such companies as sony and shelved so japan was very much ahead of the rest of the world as it practically have the monopoly of these lasers on the market of japan had already unveiled the first blu ray prototype in two thousand with the first plays being released in the country just three years later the blue relays it generates a more focused beam than the one using d.v.d. drives the greater position of the blu ray allows much more data to be crammed onto each disk as well as leans more immersive game and film experiences the blue ray also has much more serious scientific occupations with such high demand for these lasers and up to thirteen years of production japan cannot churn them out as little as eight dollars a piece it's no wonder then that your wants to get in on the action so to set the

ball rolling told to stop when japanese blu ray drives and took them apart to get the laser inside. cambridge university has been developing the idea of modifying lasers with these focused on beams for a long time for the love of what we did our first joint work in this area in the mid one nine ninety s b ninety ninety five or ninety ninety six but the world as well as putting their heads together came to. also pulled their material resources institute supplied their custom laser pulls measuring device provided they focused workstation the laser measuring device allowed to be such as to monitor the output of the laser with a position of up to one millionth of a billionth of a second in near real time. this stuff we see units that helps us to form operations with lasers and to discern ordinary lasers from insides blu ray drivers . as i've mentioned earlier. but i mean to lasers capable of

generating ultra short impulses got to do with. the laser from the blu ray drives. placed inside the vacuum chamber of the focused work station it must then be located with a microscope so the etching process can be closely monitored in real time the extreme a high magnification of the microscope means that finding the laser can sometimes prove tricky once located the areas that need to be removed from the metal body of the laser with a focused i'm be marked out. the whole process can take between ten and fifteen minutes depending on the intensity of the beam. electrodes attached to each laser section of to monitor the residual resistance between the two parts which should increase over time as more message between them is removed from. a process we carried out split the laser into three parts. the body of the laser has been divided into three electrically isolated such electrodes attached to

either side to play an electrical current which implies the laser radiation reception in the sense of the absorber when the amount of electricity supplied exceeds a critical level the floodgates open resulting in short incoherent powerful laser pulses being emitted other words a super radio plays a big we managed to make a shorter low power full impulse and break the world record that sony had previously set people's last for just over one pick a second as power is seven to eight swats which exceeds that of the japanese achievements. so why did six institutes the european commission of us really of course all this trouble well apart from their interest in the nitty gritty futuristic science of it all super radio lasers also have very practical applications today that can be used to transfer process information because times help scientists study bracket reductions in cells and improve the accuracy of

g.p.s. navigation systems on the filter of a serious injury margin just fine on his bike. bush is rapidly expanding market is becoming increasingly attractive to international corporate. since. qualcomm is one of the firm for can suggests only auction so we went to the core concomitants to see what they had to offer. stage. it didn't take much to jump into to attend i.q. two thousand and thirteen which was held just a stone's throw away from brad square at the ritz carlton hotel the event brought together the biggest and brightest plays of the mobile and wireless industries looking to tap into that sense of the bush markets the extensive bull lots of four g. networks and the ready availability default of all smartphones means that the number of active mobile connections and she's expected to more than double by two thousand and seventeen make an exception only to india. qualcomm focus on providing both hardware and software products for the while this ecosystem and mobile environment among all this the company currently works with internet security by the kaspersky

mobile game developer hero crocker and software developer avi abby has made a reputation for itself as an industry leader in the field of expectations the company's business card reader application builds on this experience and lets you just stand back nice and safe concepts information from a business card all in a couple of tops and swipes of the recently updated its already successful application suite to the whole joint it's a knowledge of developed by call so all joyn unable proximal and pay to be a connectivity amongst applications so you can then run collaborative environments where you can share information real time information in a very low latency capability or join is also an essential component of the internet of everything where we send millions of devices connected together around the world. he was founded in one nine hundred eighty nine and he's one of the world's leading software developers with his famous linguistics the software and business card reader the commute has a history of bringing people together now the business benefits of home the pretty obvious so why don't more smartphones or all the mobile devices are anything like

this a stand it welcome with the here well call me is also a large developer of cheap sets so we can offer our. to the vendors which use cheap sets when developing their devices with the device hopefully will no longer be left in the lurch from the can't find someone's business card or an ounce of our own the cooperation between our being caucus just one example of how international firms are increasingly working with their pushing counterparts to bring innovative products to the market given obviously impressive track record and all comes mobile expertise i'm sure it will be long before we see either of them again so it's a good business cards. i'm afraid that's all we've got time for today but we hope for to see you next month in the muscle what's on your business card or what type of transmission you have enjoy the right.

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