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jili super ace demo - Leading efficient care management for the elderly with unimpeded smartcar e h ttps://img.hankyung.com/pdsdata/pr.hankyung.com/uploads/2024/11/image01-1.png SEOUL, South Korea , Nov. 23, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- JCF Technology is a startup that independently developed 'MecKare', a radar sensor that measures biological signals in a non-contact manner, and provides a platform service that automatically connects users and guardians in two-way emergency situations through an artificial intelligence analysis system. Since its establishment in 2016, it has developed a highly accurate non-contact multi-biological radar sensor through many years of technology accumulation, and succeeded in commercializing the product for the first time in 2021. MecKare uses microwave radar and micro-Doppler signal processing technology to measure the user's heart rate, respiratory rate, and skin temperature within 16.4 ft in real time. The sensor can measure human body movement patterns using precise and highly responsive thermal infrared rays and can detect falls through pattern analysis based on changes in human movement. In particular, the movement and change of thermal infrared rays within the measurement range are detected in real time, and the trend of biomarkers that appear as advance signs before a person falls can be checked through differential motion detection that measures the user's movement pattern. It provides an alarm in advance by predicting before a person falls, enabling accuracy and quick response to accidents. As a result, it is possible to prevent safety accidents in the elderly by detecting emergency situations such as lonely death, cardiac arrest, breathing difficulties, and falls. Additionally, unlike other existing wearable devices such as smart watches or bands, MecKare does not need to be worn or attached to the body, so it can be used remotely via Wi-Fi without causing stress to the user. https://img.hankyung.com/pdsdata/pr.hankyung.com/uploads/2024/11/image02.png MecKare can be installed in the bedroom, bathroom, living room, or entrance of a home or facilities(Assisted Living, Nursing Home, etc) to provide 24-hour monitoring without a camera and detect abnormal signs in advance using a biometric information analysis algorithm and deliver them to the guardian. MecKare's radar biometric sensor is recognized in the global market for its technology as a device that obtains precisely customized biometric information while overcoming spatial constraints and without risk of privacy infringement. MecKare is being supplied to senior care facilities in Australia , Germany , Poland , Saudi Arabia , and China . In 2025, MecKare plans to conduct verification of vital signs such as attendance, fall prevention, and asthma of elderly people living in hospitals or assisted living in conjunction with local PPOs/HMOs in the United States . In summary, MecKare is a system that reduces user inconvenience and enables management of multiple patients. By being able to provide personalized health data analysis results, it will serve as an opportunity to change the market paradigm towards preventive smart care. We expect MecKare's A.I to play a role as an innovator that complements, rather than replaces, humans in care settings. View original content: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/hankyungcom-introduces-meckare-leading-the-ai-powered-innovation-in-health-monitoring-solution-302310743.html SOURCE Hankyung.com

Criminal defense lawyer turned political activist (and Democrat turned Republican) Maud Maron is the first announced challenger to Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg — and so a ray of hope for unseating the radical soft-on-crime prosecutor. Just a week ago, many in NYC political circles were despairing that Bragg would coast to re-election next year because no moderate Democrat had emerged as a challenger — and most likely won’t — in the June 25 Democratic primary. Running as a Republican in Manhattan will be no cakewalk, but ex-Democrat Maron can build on the the 120,000 “disaffected voters” who stayed home on Election Day rather than vote for Vice President Harris. Maron told The Post that she would work to restore public safety and justice, remove violent mentally ill people from city streets, prosecute criminals regardless of immigration status and repeal DA Bragg’s infamous “Day One memo.” And she brings her experience and insight as a Legal Aid criminal defense attorney to the race. As a member of Manhattan Community Education Council 2, Maron fights for students, parents and better schools — for education over ideology. Bragg’s focus on woke ideology over a commonsense approach to criminal justice and just prosecutions has endangered Manhattan residents and businesses. His decisions to prosecute Harlem bodega clerk Jose Alba , Daniel Penny , and Donald Trump were pure politics, while his refusal to go after repeat offenders and Tren de Aragua thugs is pure dereliction of duty. Plenty of New Yorkers want Alvin Bragg gone: Now they have a candidate.From a 10-year-old to a Muppet to a president-elect, NYSE bell-ringers range from famous to obscure

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The eighth annual South Wales Health and Care Awards will be taking place on Wednesday, December 4 at Rodney Parade. The awards ceremony, in association with the University of South Wales, will celebrate health and care providers across the region. The finalists for the Carer in the Home Award have been revealed. A team of personal assistants at Helping Hands Support have been nominated for the award for helping a former patient feel valued and supported after a hospital stay. The patient, initially hesitant about receiving care, commended the team for listening to their needs and wishes and has resumed social activities and hobbies, improving their quality of life. Andrew Debnam, a well-regarded professional in the home sector, has also been nominated for the award. Known for his calm demeanour and ability to create a peaceful environment, Mr Debnam has been working in the sector for several years. His expertise in community access and managing difficult situations has been acknowledged, along with his ability to maintain a settled atmosphere. Jason Inskip, a dedicated carer who has supported a now 32-year-old man since he was eight or nine, has been nominated for the award. The man, who has a unique bond with Mr Inskip, refuses to go with anyone else. He has been recognised for his exceptional commitment, having been a personal assistant for 24 to 25 years.

Former Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz revealed Friday some of the reasoning behind his decision to withdraw from the attorney general nomination process, saying some senators “had an ax to grind” against him. President-elect Donald Trump Thursday in a post on Truth Social, “I greatly appreciate the recent efforts of Matt Gaetz in seeking approval to be Attorney General. He was doing very well but, at the same time, did not want to be a distraction for the Administration, for which he has much respect.” Gaetz began earlier in the week meeting with senators whose approval he would need in order to be confirmed as AG. “I enjoyed the time on the Hill, frankly, talking with senators, and we had great momentum,” he told Real America’s Voice host on Friday. “While our discussions were going well, I found myself having to do two jobs at one time,” he added. “I had a full-time job explaining to senators that maybe a tweet I sent about them was rash and not reflective of how I would serve as attorney general. “And at the same time, I was having to build out the Department of Justice with the right human talent, [and] the right policy infrastructure.” Gaetz recounted that Trump’s new pick to head the DOJ, former Florida Attorney General , will not have the same distractions. “It won’t take the same long process” to get her confirmed, the former congressman argued. Matt Gaetz is currently at Mar-a-Lago, helping build an “America First Army” to take over the DOJ. “You and I have been very involved at Mar-a-Lago at finding patriotic Americans who want to do incredible service, not for themselves, for the country, and putting them in a... — George (@BehizyTweets) Gaetz who led the effort to have former House Speaker removed in 2023 had created animosity on Capitol Hill toward himself. “I was dealing with a politically motivated body. They didn’t like me because of what I did to Kevin McCarthy,” Gaetz said, according to . “And they had an ax to grind. So that was going to serve as at least enough of a basis to delay my confirmation as attorney general.” The America First firebrand also revealed to Kirk that he will not be seeking to return to the House to serve in the next Congress in January. When Gaetz resigned his seat, it was from the current 118th Congress. “I’m still going to be in the fight, but it’s going to be from a new perch. I do not intend to join the 119th Congress,” he said. “There are a number of fantastic Floridians who stepped up to run for my seat, people who have inspired with their heroism, with their public service. And I’m actually excited to see Northwest Florida go to new heights and have great representation,” Gaetz added. JUST IN: Matt Gaetz tells Charlie Kirk that he does *not* intend on joining the 119th Congress, hints he has other plans “from a new perch.” The statement comes after Gaetz withdrew his name from the AG nomination. “I’m still going to be in the fight, but it’s going to be from... — Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) “I’m 42 now, and I’ve got other goals in life that I’m eager to pursue — my wife and my family — and so I’m going to be fighting for President Trump,” he said. “I’m going to be doing whatever he asks of me, as I always have. But I think that eight years is probably enough time in the United States Congress.” Prior to his decision to resign, Gaetz had faced the prospect of having a report released. The panel had been investigating allegations that he paid a 17-year-old girl to have sex with him at a party in 2017. The DOJ had also investigated Gaetz for alleged sex trafficking allegations but in 2023 bringing no charges. He told Kirk the allegations were false and an attempt to smear him, reported. “[I]f the things that the House Ethics report [said] were true, I would be under indictment and probably in a prison cell,” Gaetz said. “But of course, they’re false, because when you test them against other records, when you test them against other testimony, it all falls apart very quickly.” We are committed to truth and accuracy in all of our journalism. Advertise with The Western Journal and reach millions of highly engaged readers, while supporting our work. .AI ‘godfather’ Geoffrey Hinton says AI will one day unite nations against a common existential threat

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Robert Libman: Legault's Northvolt gamble is on the verge of disasterTom Izzo isn't sure what conclusions can be drawn from the first two months of this college basketball season. The longtime Michigan State coach guided his team to a 10-2 record before the Christmas break. The Spartans are ranked No. 18 heading into their non-conference home game against Western Michigan in East Lansing on Monday afternoon, but Izzo still has several questions about his team -- and everyone else's, for that matter. "If you remember the first big press conference in here, I said you probably are not gonna know where you're at until after Christmas. I still feel that way because I don't know what comparative scores (do) anymore," he said. "I'm still too confused on what's going on out there as far as who's good and who's not good. Comparative scores have been very difficult, and the scores have been so up and down." What's indisputable is that before the layoff, the Spartans were heading in the right direction. They enter Monday's contest on a five-game winning streak. No one has emerged as a go-to scorer on the team, but it clearly has good balance -- seven different players have led the Spartans in scoring this season. Forward Coen Carr came off the bench in Michigan State's most recent game on Dec. 21 and scored 17 points in an 86-69 victory over Florida Atlantic. He was one of four Spartans in double figures. Guard Jaden Akins, at 13.3 points per game, is the only Michigan State player averaging double figures in scoring, while seven other players are averaging at least 6.8 points. "We're 10-2. Good enough to beat a lot of teams, not great enough to not lose to a lot of teams," Izzo said. "I think we've got to shore up our defense a little bit. ... We are shooting the ball a little better. I'm not as concerned with that. We've got to defend and rebound. And if we do that, we'll get our run game going and we'll be a better team." The Broncos (3-8) carry a four-game losing streak into Monday's game, with their wins this season coming against Division II Davenport, Canisius and Youngstown State. Western Michigan hasn't played since Dec. 20, when they lost to Valparaiso 76-73. Western Michigan held a 16-point halftime lead and a 22-point advantage with less than seven minutes remaining, then wound up losing on a 3-pointer at the buzzer. The Broncos have received a boost from Chansey Willis Jr., who missed the first eight games of the season due to injury. The 6-foot-2 guard is averaging 17 points, 5.7 rebounds and 5.7 assists in the three games he's played. Western Michigan, coached by former Michigan State assistant Dwayne Stephens, has three other players averaging double figures in scoring and three more averaging at least seven points. "I feel like we're all an unselfish group. No one's really saying, 'I've got to get my 20 shots,' so it comes from a different person almost every single night," forward Max Burton said in a recent TV interview. "Every person is going to have a good game here and there." --Field Level Media