Brainy streets an automatic lighting system

The structural fate of lipid nanoparticles in the extracellular matrix

“…Indeed, of the nanomedicine drugs approved by the Federal Drug Administration (FDA), lipid-based systems constitute the vast majority and are the leading material in future drug development systems. 14,15 In addition, lipids exist in numerous complex structures within the ECM including exosomes and several other lipidbased extracellular vesicles, 16 which have been implicated in ECM modulation within several physiological and pathological contexts. 17 To prevent protein adsorption onto nanoparticles, poly(ethylene glycol) (PEG) has been incorporated onto the surfaces of nanoparticles via the inclusion of a lipid that is covalently linked to PEG, effectively "cloaking" the particle to evade protein interactions, thus prolonging their circulation lifetime.…”

Automatic Switching System for Streetlights

“…Real-time control has also been proposed as a solution to optimize the duration for which street lights remain on in a particular area [7]. It has also been suggested by researchers that the level of artificial intelligence possessed by the controllers may determine the efficacy of the proposed solutions [8] [9]. Other researchers have recognized the fact that smart street lights would require more expensive processors to b more optimally effective, and hence have tried to implement solutions using FPGAs [10].…”