This article uses the term AI 5 times to talk about basic microcontroller sensor readings.
Staying cool without refrigerants: Next-generation Peltier cooling
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#232This article uses the term AI 5 times to talk about basic microcontroller sensor readings.
My process control theory textbook has a chapter on neural networks and a lot of the language in control theory has an AI like tinge to it. I think this AI language is native to control theory so it might not be as overblown as it first sounds.
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#233What I want is a silent refrigerator, will this bring that? pray
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#234Did they solve the inefficiency problem of peltiers?
They claim 75% better. I doubt this is better than compressors in general but they seem to be going for a niche where a high power compressor does the high load part but when only a litte cooling is needed the compressor is now very inefficient and so the peltier is better. Normal fridges just let the temperature have a wider swing which is good enough for most needs.
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#235Earlier quoted context omitted.
Independently scale and deploy fridges at edge. Fridge@Edge ™
Edge devices are problematic. I want to outsource the risk and decrease capex (and just hope opex works out). CloudFridge.
Local Automated Refrigeration Devices Eat Rabbits.
LARDER.
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#236Earlier quoted context omitted.
I always thought my software PID controller with 512kb main memory is quite smart. Pure AI in my opinion.
That's quite a lot of memory for a little PID controller, isn't it? But I guess these days, they already only cost pennies, so you wouldn't save much from going for even less memory?
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#237Earlier quoted context omitted.
Independently scale and deploy fridges at edge. Fridge@Edge ™
Edge devices are problematic. I want to outsource the risk and decrease capex (and just hope opex works out). CloudFridge.
Comestible distribution network.
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#238Earlier quoted context omitted.
Oh nifty. These can also be used to generate electricity from body heat. Or presumably any waste heat.
Only if you have a cold environment into which to dump that heat into. You could maybe trickle charge your phone in the winter, if you don't mind a cold spot where the device sits on your body.
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#239AI hi guys, pretty great AI article about this AI Peltier AI cooling AI tech. Really looking AI forward for another AI Samsung new AI devices. Best regards, AI Ps.: AI
Maybe a "switch" for when things get advanced.
It's that kind of AI.
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Nah the new buzz was the Web 3, Web 2.0 is sooo 2010
Web 3 was blockchain nonsense "everywhere" and the buzz has died because the only people who want blockchains are speculators, money launderers, and niche boring users like nightly settlement of inter-bank accounts.