Information technology

Information technology

The acquisition, processing, storage and dissemination of information by electronics-based of computing and telecommunications.

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emotion detection

Technology; Information technology

Emotion detection is the task of recognizing a person’s emotional state — for example, anger, confusion or deceit across both voice and nonvoice channels. The most common technique analyzes the ...

emerging data protection schemes

Technology; Information technology

Emerging data protection schemes implement algorithms that deliver a higher mean time between data loss (MTBDL) than redundant array of independent disks (RAID) technology. These schemes take ...

emergent structures

Technology; Information technology

Emergent structures describes structures that are unknown or unplanned prior to social interactions, but that emerge and evolve as activity unfolds. Emergent structures may be processes, content ...

embedded software and electronics design

Technology; Information technology

Embedded software and electronics hardware design includes the development of all software and electronics-related hardware, such as sensors, processors and operating systems, built into a vehicle, ...

embedded cellular data

Technology; Information technology

Cellular data implementations are embedded in notebooks, as well as in media tablets and other small form factor devices. The cellular or wireless WAN technology embedded in notebooks is typically ...

embedded analytics

Technology; Information technology

Embedded analytics is the use of reporting and analytic capabilities in transactional business applications. These capabilities can reside outside the application, reusing the analytic infrastructure ...

electrovibration

Technology; Information technology

Electrovibration is based on an effect in which touch receptors in the skin can be duped into perceiving texture. Electrical charges simulate the feeling of localized vibration and friction, ...