18May
14May
Humans and Machines both Need Testing before they Can Work Together in Groups!
Just as the Medical Profession currently struggles with the testing difficulties of determining the presence of a COVID-19 infection or antibodies to determine the presence of this serious condition before people can resume their normal social lives, Electronic Engineers must struggle to locate and eliminate RFI (Radio Frequency Interference) and EMI (ElectroMagnetic Interference) which can impede their new components from working smoothly with other system components before they can safely bring them together as a team. EMI, has been defined as...
12May
Reopening America, How Will We Really Know when it’s Safe?
As we strive to outwait and outwit this virus, it seems that many people are losing their patience and saying "let the future be damned, let's get back to work or we will be ruined". Certainly, the stresses of this pandemic have put several different types of pressures and stresses on Americans: Financial, Depression, and Fear to mention a few. The biggest one for many people seems to be financial. We have had the great good fortune of a great...
07May
Back to School, New Rules for an Old Routine will be in Play this Year!
We live in interesting times, COVID-19 has turned our routines, our economy, and our lives upside down for the last two and a half months. We are talking about "Re-Opening America" and "Getting things back to Normal" more and more each day. One of the biggest concerns about reopening the economy is "how can the parents go back to work if the kids can't go back to school safely?" The elephant in the room that no one is talking about...
08Apr
COVID-19 Stays on Surfaces for a Long Time, Surface and Contact Management Techniques will Slow the Spread of the Virus
COVID-19 is Stable in a Favorable Environment for a Long Time Over the last few weeks, we have learned about the longevity of COVID-19 on various surfaces. Here are several examples of surfaces and times that this virus can remain infectious: Outside of a Surgical Mask: Up to 168 Hours (1 Week)!!! Plastic and Steel: 72-96 Hours (4 Days) Standard Laboratory Jacket: 48 Hours (2 Days) Glass and Paper Currency: 24-48 Hours (1-3 Days) Copper: 4 Hours Printing and Tissue Paper: ...
03Jan
Digital Criminal Evidence-There is Proper Security Protocol for Keeping Digital Evidence Admissible in Court, Let Us Help You Handle Your Evidence Securely!
Despite the amazing amount of great evidentiary material that Forensic Sciences can provide, the care and treatment of evidence seized while in Law Enforcement custody can affect whether this persuasive information gathered through investigation will ever be presented in court or will be tossed out as "inadmissible in court". We all remember the O. J. Simpson trial, where "gold standard DNA evidence" was not allowed to be used as evidence in the trial due to a break in the "chain...
11Nov
Want to Protect Your Server System AND Cut Down on all the “Noise” in the Server Room? Put your Server in a Rack Cover!
When a company needs to protect its sensitive digital information, they improve their digital security by incorporating firewalls and virus scan programs into their network servers. This is smart practice by the network administrators, but today's criminal is always developing new techniques to steal digital information. By eavesdropping on the wireless signal of the servers, a "digital criminal" can access a company's most sensitive information. You store a lot of sensitive information in your Server or Blades. How are you going...
28Oct
RFID-It’s Not Just for Inventory Management Anymore!
RFID has been around since the end of World War II. One of the early uses of RFID was for inventory management. The inventory was accomplished by scanning the RFID Tag, the inventory was sent to the computer, logging in the presence of the item in the available inventory. There are two different forms of RFID Tags, each based on how the information from the RFID Tag is transmitted to the scanner. A "passive RFID Tag" means that the tag is...
29Jul
VTT Wastes No Time in Putting their New Newark Location to Use
VTT acquired their new Newark location on July 8, and, as you can see from the picture, wasted no time in using the valuable space to complete the final steps on one of their big projects prior to shipping it out to their valued customer. V Technical Textiles, Inc. understands and respects what this structure was previously and the role it played in the community. Some of the company officers and employees attended school at the now former Saint Michael...
28May
