Abstract: Falls are an important medical safety issue, and patients older than 65 years are the most prone to falling in hospitals. According to a previous study, approximately 80% of falls occur near ...

Abstract: Identification cards and passwords are two examples of traditional access control systems that are becoming more vulnerable to exploitation due to the increase in modern attacks on cyber ...

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SOMERSET, NJ - Calling New Jersey’s property tax–based method of funding public schools “stupid” and “unsustainable,” Assemblyman Joe Danielsen (D-Middlesex, Somerset) joined Franklin Township Mayor ...

Agentic AI has arrived. From custom GPTs to autonomous copilots, AI agents now act on behalf of users and organizations, or even act as just another teammate, making decisions, accessing systems, and ...

Homeowners in the U.S. have relied on two familiar methods for accessing their housing wealth, otherwise known as equity, in the past. Those two methods are home equity loans and home equity lines of ...

Several years ago, as a skunkworks team of engineers inside Rivian set out to develop an electric micromobility vehicle, one question loomed: “What do we build in-house?” Rivian founder and CEO RJ ...

House Bill 16, which failed to gain final passage earlier this year, would have granted the governing bodies of Kentucky's drinking water systems discretion to use — or not use — fluoride in drinking ...

Called picoRing, the device weighs just 0.18 ounces (5 grams) and is designed as a discreet, low-power alternative to traditional mice. Its inventors see it initially as a contender for controlling ...

CARVER, Mass. – It's peak season for cranberry farmers in southeastern Massachusetts. The Bay State ranks second behind Wisconsin in cranberry production across the U.S. "Massachusetts has an ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Dozens of reporters turned in access badges and exited the Pentagon on Wednesday rather than agree to government-imposed restrictions on their work, pushing journalists who cover the ...