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Q: Can you show that the LHS equals the RHS in this equation, by showing how I can get the expression on the RHS? $$
\frac{1^2+2^2+...+(n-1)^2}{n^3} = \frac{(n-1)n(2n-1)}{6n^3}
$$
Can someone show me step by step how I can transform the LHS to the RHS? If possible, using high school-level math.
I have now edited the title, because I didn't formulate myself right. I would like to know how I can derive the expression on the RHS, without knowing it.

A: Hint: you can prove by induction that
$$\sum\limits_{i=1}^ni^2=\frac{n(n+1)(2n+1)}{6}$$
There are also many other ways to prove this. See this Math.SE post.

A: Let $S=\Sigma i^2=1^2+2^2+3^2+...+n^2$
Now, $r^3-(r-1)^3=3r^2-3r+1$
So $$\Sigma_0^n \left[r^3-(r-1)^3\right]=3\Sigma_0^nr^2-3\Sigma_0^nr+\Sigma_0^n1\\
=3S-3\frac{n(n+1)}2+n\\
\implies 3S=n^3-n+\frac{3n(n+1)}2\\
\large S=\frac{n(n+1)(2n+1)}6$$

A: Consider the geometric progression
$$
\sum_{k=1}^{n-1} x^k=\frac{x^{n}-x}{x-1}.\tag1
$$
Differentiating $(1)$ with respect to $x$ yields
$$
\sum_{k=1}^{n-1} kx^{k-1}=\frac{(n-1)x^{n}-nx^{n-1}+1}{(x-1)^2}.\tag2
$$
Multiplying $(2)$ by $x$ yields
$$
\sum_{k=1}^{n-1} kx^{k}=\frac{(n-1)x^{n+1}-nx^{n}+x}{(x-1)^2}.\tag3
$$
Differentiating $(3)$ with respect to $x$ yields
$$
\sum_{k=1}^{n-1} k^2x^{k-1}=\frac{(-2n^2+2n+1)x^{n}+n^2x^{n-1}+(n-1)^2x^{n+1}-x-1}{(x-1)^3}.\tag4
$$
Setting $x=1$ to $(4)$ and evaluating the RHS at $x\to1$ by L'Hospital's rule yields
\begin{align}
\sum_{k=1}^{n-1} k^2&=\lim_{x\to1}\frac{(-2n^2+2n+1)x^{n}+n^2x^{n-1}+(n-1)^2x^{n+1}-x-1}{(x-1)^3}\\
&=\large\color{darkgreen}{\frac{n(n-1)(2n-1)}{6}}.\tag5
\end{align}
Hence, using $(5)$ we obtain
$$
\large\frac{1}{n^3}\sum_{k=1}^{n-1} k^2=\color{blue}{\frac{1^2+2^2+\cdots+(n-1)^2}{n^3}=\frac{n(n-1)(2n-1)}{6n^3}}.
$$


JHA presented Addressing seafood contamination for subsistence fishers: Community participatory learning & action at the Environmental Protection Agency, Region X on January 28th. Since 2014, JHA has received two Duwamish River Opportunity Fund (DROF) grants to explore opportunities to protect subsistence fishers from consuming contaminated resident seafood harvested from the Lower Duwamish Waterway (LDW) Superfund Site in Seattle. (See March 3, 2015 blog for more background information). With our first round of funding, we used a Participatory Learning & Action (PLA) model to assemble a set of Vietnamese subsistence fishers and their friends and family who bought or prepared caught fish as means to: 1. Explore Vietnamese values, attitudes, and cultural practices around subsistence fishing; 2. Determine what culturally appropriate educational action tools and methods could be provided to the Vietnamese community; and 3. Determine what alternatives to fishing the LDW could be provided to the Vietnamese community that would not compromise their health and well being. At the request of and assistance from the Vietnamese Advisory Group, we developed three educational action tools (maps with alternative fishing locations published in 9 languages (examples: Vietnamese salt, Vietnamese lake); editorial printed in two Vietnamese news papers; and a digital story: Fishing and Us (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDmkoBJpKYU ).
With our second round of funding, the JHA team is responding to the Vietnamese Advisory Group's request to explore the feasibility of alternatives to fishing the Duwamish River. This includes working with WA Fish & Wildlife to explore educational options to learn about fishing regulations instead of fining for first time violations, and conducting research on alternative pier locations and amenities that could be used in lieu of the two fishing piers on the Duwamish River. We are also repeating our PLA model with a Latino Advisory Group.
The subsistence fisher project is funded by the City of Seattle's Department of Neighborhoods. The project is a collaborative effort between JHA, International Community Health Services, Sea Mar Community Health Services, Environmental Coalition of South Seattle, Public Health-Seattle & King County, WA State Department of Health, University of Washington, and Agency for Toxic Substances & Disease Registry.


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Allahabad Bank net loss widens to Rs 3,834 crore in Q4
By: FE Bureau |
Kolkata | Published: May 11, 2019 1:46:32 AM
Allahabad Bank on Friday reported widening of its net loss to Rs 3,834.07 crore for the quarter ended March 31, 2019 against a net loss of Rs 3,509.63 crore for the same period a year ago, due to a rise in provisions to cover bad loans.
Allahabad Bank's MD and CEO SS Mallikarjuna Rao said the lender was hopeful of registering a net profit in the first quarter of the current fiscal.
The Kolkata-headquartered lender, which came out of the prompt corrective action (PCA) framework of the Reserve Bank of India in February, had reported a net loss of Rs 732.81 crore for the third quarter of the last fiscal.
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The bank's operating profit during the March quarter last fiscal witnessed over five-fold year-on-year jump to Rs 634.26 crore from Rs 122.90 crore in the corresponding quarter of the previous fiscal as total income rose more than 8% y-o-y at Rs 4,602.86 crore compared with Rs 4,259.37 crore in the year-ago period. Its net interest income (NII) also grew 41.61% y-o-y at Rs 1,257.98 crore for the period under review, according to a stock exchange filing by the bank. Net interest margin (NIM) as on March 31, 2019 stood at 2.58%.
During the January-March period this year, gross non-performing assets (NPAs) in absolute terms rose 1.72% quarter-on-quarter to Rs 2,8704.78 crore from Rs 2,8218.79 crore in the October-December period last year, according to the stock exchange filing.
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Gross NPA as a percentage of total loans fell 26 basis points (bps) to 17.55% from 17.81% during the previous quarter. During the period under review, net NPA ratio also decreased 248 bps sequentially at 5.22%.
Provisions and contingencies rose 10.56% y-o-y to Rs 5,283.70 crore for the March quarter of FY19 from Rs 4,783.42 crore in the corresponding period of FY18.
Talking to the media, Allahabad Bank's MD and CEO SS Mallikarjuna Rao said the lender was hopeful of registering a net profit in the first quarter of the current fiscal. "We are planning to raise close to Rs 1,200 crore through Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP) this fiscal," Rao said.
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From now on, the information on RoundCorner is maintained on the Plugin Home Page of RoundCorner. This is also where you can download the RBZ file.
RoundCorner performs the rounding of the edges and corners of 3D shapes along a 2D profile, in 3 modes: Round corners, Sharp corners and Bevel. RoundCorner also supports concave corners (always rendered as Round) and non-orthogonal edge faces. Corners can have 2, 3, or more edges.
Note: I published recently a plugin, FredoCorner, which is based on a different algorithm and includes additional features.
Last edited by fredo6 on Tue Dec 18, 2018 10:43 pm, edited 110 times in total.
I can't wait to try out this new version.
THIS IS UNBELIEVABLE!!! THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU.
Another masterpiece!!Works like a charm!
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If you came to Spain you are invited to take a "sangria", wine or whatever at the named "best natural beach" of the world: Cies Islands.
Coronel wrote: If you came to Spain you are invited to take a "sangria", wine or whatever at the named "best natural beach" of the world: Cies Islands.
That goes for Queensland, Australia..... your more than welcome here Fredo; I'll look after you like a King!!!
Looks stellar. Should help add a new level of realism to Sketchup Rendering. Nothing like a nice round corner to catch those specular highlights!
I have to say your rich production and hardworking spirit affect me very much!
Oooh ... Excellent ruby! Thanks!
Thanks. Could you be more explicit on the bug splat in v7. TIG has one too, but apparently only with Bevel.
Do you see the Progress bar and then get a bugsplat, or does it happen right away when you execute?
Note: my bugsplats are with v7 and using bevel only, it does work perhaps 10% of tries, rest it splats immediately !
Does it happen with complex shapes, meaning those where the operation would take several seconds.
I never got any Splat in my environments, so it is difficult for me to reproduce. But it maybe related to the way I make the operation interruptible. I guess that because you probably have fast machines, something happens in the first milliseconds of the operation.
It may be specific to SU7, because precisely SU7 blocks the GUI while creating geometry.
Thank you so much Fredo. I had a quick test in SU 6 and it works very well.
My splats occur with a very simple 1m cube with 100mm bevel, to top face or multi-edges. it usually splats, but when it works it's done almost instantaneously ! The other 2 types of rounding work fine - never splatted yet !!!
Could it be that it bugsplats as it tried to create faces too small?
TIG: If you make a 10m cube and use 1000mm bevel, does it work then?
thomthom wrote: Could it be that it bugsplats as it tried to create faces too small?
Seems there's something in that idea ?
ah yes that was that! Scale was 1 /100 too little!
I still don't understand what is the exact problem. I tried under SU7 with a cube of 10 meters dimensions and a 1 mm bevel, and it works without any splat (though you hardly see the bevel).
In any case, as the origin might be subtle, I have equipped the processing methods with a file trace (file FredoTraceRoundCorner.txt in the Sketchup Plugins directory). You just drop the attached file in the ROUNDCORNDER_Dir_20 folder.
If you are able to reproduce a bugsplat, could you please send me the text file.
Last edited by fredo6 on Sat Jul 11, 2009 6:40 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Fredo , thank you very much for this tools.
I tested in sketchup 7pro and Sketchup 6pro, and it works perfect.
Using Windows XP SP3 in Spanish.
If you need any proof of plugins, in particular, just tell me.
Can upload a file with different geometries, to test your plugins?
however with that special command bar that appears when i hover the mouse over any button there the cursor prompt say invalid ???
Yep with little measures that splatting soon as Enter!
Beginning to see the time scroll barr... then plaffffffffff!
Something like these measures for first tool!


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#include "itkImage.h"
#include <itkVector.h>

class HausdorffDistanceMetric
{

typedef struct VoxelInfo{
	int x;
	int y;
	int z;
	double value;
} VoxelInfo;

		typedef itk::Vector<double, 3> VectorType;
		typedef itk::ImageRegionConstIterator<ImageType> IteratorType;

private:
	ImageType *fixedImage;
	ImageType *movingImage;
	bool fuzzy;
	double threshold;
	bool empty_f;
	bool empty_m;
	int numberElements_f;
	int numberElements_m;
	double maxValue;
	int max_tries;

public:

	int N1;
	int N2;
	long long int tries;
 	long long int count_less;
	long long int count_more;
	double average;
    double sum;
	double max_dist;
	double min_dist;

	~HausdorffDistanceMetric(){

	}

	HausdorffDistanceMetric(ImageType *fixedImage, ImageType *movingImage, bool fuzzy, double threshold){
		this->fixedImage = fixedImage;
		this->movingImage = movingImage;
		this->fuzzy = fuzzy;
		this->threshold = threshold;
	}

	double CalcHausdorffDistace(double quantile){

		std::vector<double> distances1;
		double hd = calc0(fixedImage, movingImage, &distances1);

		if(quantile<1 && distances1.size()>1){
			std::sort(distances1.begin(), distances1.end());
			return distances1[(int)(quantile*(distances1.size() - 1))];
		}
		else{
		   return hd;
		}

	}

	double calc0(ImageType *image1, ImageType *image2, std::vector<double> *distances){
		VoxelInfo* retrievedVoxels_1;
		int numberRetr_1;
		VoxelInfo* trueVoxels_1;
		int numberTrue_1;

		VoxelInfo* retrievedVoxels_2;
		int numberRetr_2;
		VoxelInfo* trueVoxels_2;
		int numberTrue_2;

		IteratorType fixedIt(image1, image1->GetRequestedRegion());
		IteratorType movingIt(image2, image2->GetRequestedRegion());

		numberElements_f = 0;
		numberTrue_1=0;
		empty_f=true;
		fixedIt.GoToBegin();
		movingIt.GoToBegin();
		while (!fixedIt.IsAtEnd()){
			numberElements_f++;
			if(fixedIt.Get()!=0 && movingIt.Get()==0){
				empty_f=false;
				numberTrue_1++;
			}
			++movingIt;
			++fixedIt;
		}
		numberElements_m = 0;
		numberRetr_1=0;
		empty_m=true;
		movingIt.GoToBegin();
		while (!movingIt.IsAtEnd()){
			numberElements_m++;
			if(movingIt.Get()!=0){
				empty_m=false;
				numberRetr_1++;
			}
			++movingIt;
		}
		numberTrue_2=0;
		fixedIt.GoToBegin();
		movingIt.GoToBegin();
		while (!movingIt.IsAtEnd()){
			if(movingIt.Get()!=0 && fixedIt.Get()==0){
				numberTrue_2++;
			}
			++movingIt;
			++fixedIt;
		}
		numberRetr_2=0;
		fixedIt.GoToBegin();
		while (!fixedIt.IsAtEnd()){
			if(fixedIt.Get()!=0){
				numberRetr_2++;
			}
			++fixedIt;
		}
		retrievedVoxels_1 = new VoxelInfo[numberRetr_1];
		trueVoxels_1 = new VoxelInfo[numberTrue_1];

		fixedIt.GoToBegin();
		movingIt.GoToBegin();
		int FP_index=0;
		int FN_index=0;
		while (!movingIt.IsAtEnd() && !fixedIt.IsAtEnd()){
			if(fixedIt.Get()!=0 && movingIt.Get()==0){
				trueVoxels_1[FN_index].value = fixedIt.Get();
				trueVoxels_1[FN_index].x = fixedIt.GetIndex()[0];
				trueVoxels_1[FN_index].y = fixedIt.GetIndex()[1];
				trueVoxels_1[FN_index].z = fixedIt.GetIndex()[2];
				FN_index++;
			}
			if(movingIt.Get()!=0){
				retrievedVoxels_1[FP_index].value = movingIt.Get();
				retrievedVoxels_1[FP_index].x = movingIt.GetIndex()[0];
				retrievedVoxels_1[FP_index].y = movingIt.GetIndex()[1];
				retrievedVoxels_1[FP_index].z = movingIt.GetIndex()[2];
				FP_index++;
			}
			++movingIt;
			++fixedIt;
		}

		//------------------ begin

		retrievedVoxels_2 = new VoxelInfo[numberRetr_2];
		trueVoxels_2 = new VoxelInfo[numberTrue_2];

		fixedIt.GoToBegin();
		movingIt.GoToBegin();
		FP_index=0;
		FN_index=0;
		while (!movingIt.IsAtEnd() && !fixedIt.IsAtEnd()){
			if(movingIt.Get()!=0 && fixedIt.Get()==0){
				trueVoxels_2[FN_index].value = fixedIt.Get();
				trueVoxels_2[FN_index].x = fixedIt.GetIndex()[0];
				trueVoxels_2[FN_index].y = fixedIt.GetIndex()[1];
				trueVoxels_2[FN_index].z = fixedIt.GetIndex()[2];
				FN_index++;
			}
			if(fixedIt.Get()!=0){
				retrievedVoxels_2[FP_index].value = movingIt.Get();
				retrievedVoxels_2[FP_index].x = movingIt.GetIndex()[0];
				retrievedVoxels_2[FP_index].y = movingIt.GetIndex()[1];
				retrievedVoxels_2[FP_index].z = movingIt.GetIndex()[2];
				FP_index++;
			}
			++movingIt;
			++fixedIt;
		}

		maxValue = 100000000;
		double globalmax = 0;
		int index_1=0;
		int index_2=0;
		max_tries=0;
		shuttle(retrievedVoxels_1,numberRetr_1);
        shuttle(retrievedVoxels_2, numberRetr_2);
		shuttle(trueVoxels_1, numberTrue_1);
		shuttle(trueVoxels_2, numberTrue_2);
		while(index_1 < numberTrue_1 || index_2 < numberTrue_2){

			if(index_1 < numberTrue_1){
				VoxelInfo p = trueVoxels_1[index_1];
				double min = maxValue;

				 for(int x=0; x < numberRetr_1 ; x++){
					 VoxelInfo testpoint = retrievedVoxels_1[x];
 			         double dist =std::sqrt((double)((testpoint.x-p.x)*(testpoint.x-p.x) + (testpoint.y-p.y)*(testpoint.y-p.y) + (testpoint.z-p.z)*(testpoint.z-p.z)));
					 min = std::min(min, dist);
					 if(dist < globalmax){
					     break;
					 } else{
					     //std::cout <<"dist" <<dist<< std::endl;
					 }
					 if(dist > 15.2971){
						 count_more++;
					 }
					 else{
					   count_less++;
					 }
				 }
				 distances->push_back(min);
				  if(min > globalmax){
						globalmax  = min;
				  }
				index_1++;
			}

			if(index_2 < numberTrue_2){

				VoxelInfo p = trueVoxels_2[index_2];
				double min = maxValue;
				 for(int x=0; x < numberRetr_2 ; x++){
					 VoxelInfo testpoint = retrievedVoxels_2[x];
 			         double dist =std::sqrt((double)((testpoint.x-p.x)*(testpoint.x-p.x) + (testpoint.y-p.y)*(testpoint.y-p.y) + (testpoint.z-p.z)*(testpoint.z-p.z)));
					 min = std::min(min, dist);
					 if(dist < globalmax){
					     break;
					 }
					 else{
					    // std::cout <<"dist" <<dist<< std::endl;
					 }
				 }
				 distances->push_back(min);
				  if(min > globalmax){
						globalmax  = min;
				  }
				index_2++;
			}
		}

		//  std::cout << " true "<< numberTrue_1<< std::endl;
		return globalmax;
	}

	double s1(double s01, double max, int maxMax, VoxelInfo p, VoxelInfo *comparretriecedVoxels , int step){
		double min=maxValue;
		s01 = maxValue;
		int x = 0;
		for(int j=0 ; j< maxMax && s01 > max; j=j+step){
			VoxelInfo testpoint = comparretriecedVoxels[j];
			double dist =std::sqrt((double)((testpoint.x-p.x)*(testpoint.x-p.x) + (testpoint.y-p.y)*(testpoint.y-p.y) + (testpoint.z-p.z)*(testpoint.z-p.z)));
			x++;
			if(dist<max){
				max_tries = std::max(x,max_tries);
                //std::cout << x<< std::endl;
				return -1;

			}
			else{
			   min = std::min(dist, min);
			}

		}

		if(step > 1){
			//std::cout << "--------->" << step << std::endl;
		   return -2;
		}
		return min;
	}

	int GetFixedImageVoxelCount(){
		return numberElements_f;
	}
	int GetMovingImageVoxelCount(){
		return numberElements_m;
	}
	bool IsDifferentImageSize(){
		return numberElements_f != numberElements_m;
	}
	bool IsFixedImageEmpty(){
		return empty_f;
	}
	bool IsMovingImageEmpty(){
		return empty_m;
	}

	VectorType calcMean(IteratorType it){
		VectorType mat;
		mat.Fill(0);
		double count=0;
		it.GoToBegin();
		while (!it.IsAtEnd()){
			double val = it.Value();
			if(val!=0){
				ImageType::IndexType index = it.GetIndex();
				mat[0] += index[0];
				mat[1] += index[1];
				mat[2] += index[2];
				count++;
			}
			++it;
		}
		mat = mat/count;
		return mat;
	}

	void shuttle(VoxelInfo* arr, int len){
		   srand (time(NULL));
		   for(int i=0 ; i< len ; i++){
			   int r1 = std::abs(rand()*rand() + rand());
		       r1 = r1 %len;
			   VoxelInfo v1 = arr[i];
			   VoxelInfo v2 = arr[r1];
			   arr[i]=v2;
               arr[r1]=v1;

		   }
	}

};

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text:
#ifndef ENGINE_HINT_HPP
#define ENGINE_HINT_HPP

#include "engine/phantom_node.hpp"

#include "util/coordinate.hpp"

#include <cstdint>
#include <iosfwd>
#include <string>

namespace osrm
{
namespace engine
{

// Fwd. decls.
namespace datafacade
{
class BaseDataFacade;
}

// SegmentHint represents an individual segment position that could be used
// as the waypoint for a given input location
struct SegmentHint
{
    PhantomNode phantom;
    std::uint32_t data_checksum;

    bool IsValid(const util::Coordinate new_input_coordinates,
                 const datafacade::BaseDataFacade &facade) const;

    std::string ToBase64() const;
    static SegmentHint FromBase64(const std::string &base64Hint);

    friend bool operator==(const SegmentHint &, const SegmentHint &);
    friend bool operator!=(const SegmentHint &, const SegmentHint &);
    friend std::ostream &operator<<(std::ostream &, const SegmentHint &);
};

// Hint represents the suggested segment positions that could be used
// as the waypoint for a given input location
struct Hint
{
    std::vector<SegmentHint> segment_hints;

    bool IsValid(const util::Coordinate new_input_coordinates,
                 const datafacade::BaseDataFacade &facade) const;

    std::string ToBase64() const;
    static Hint FromBase64(const std::string &base64Hint);
};

static_assert(sizeof(SegmentHint) == 80 + 4, "Hint is bigger than expected");
constexpr std::size_t ENCODED_SEGMENT_HINT_SIZE = 112;
static_assert(ENCODED_SEGMENT_HINT_SIZE / 4 * 3 >= sizeof(SegmentHint),
              "ENCODED_SEGMENT_HINT_SIZE does not match size of SegmentHint");

} // namespace engine
} // namespace osrm

#endif


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The Yukon Scotties Tournament of Hearts is the women's territorial championship for women's curling in the Yukon. Beginning in 2015, the event serves as a direct qualifier to the Scotties Tournament of Hearts, Canada's national women's curling championships. Prior to 2015, the event served as a qualifier for the Yukon/NWT Scotties Tournament of Hearts.

Winners (2015–present)

Winners (2002–2014)

References

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Having had the wonderful experience of growing up in Ann Arbor and the surrounding areas, I have boundless information to share with you. If you are just moving here to this area, are a first time home buyer or if you have owned many homes, I can help make your buying and or selling experience a wonderful one.
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From December 16 to 18 Mirqab Mall will celebrate the Qatar National Day.
Many activities will be held such as stilt Walker & Giveaway Parades, a Mascot Show, Islamic Art workshops and an Ardha Show.
In the event of the National Day Trade Festival marking the start of Shop Qatar's third edition and celebrating QND, special discounts ranging from 50 percent to 90 percent off will be offered at most stores starting from December 15.
Special Qatar National Day merchandise will also be available at several outlets.
Restaurants and cafes located in the Mall have specially curated unique dishes and drinks.
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Stigmatization Complicates Infectious Disease Management
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"The kind of discrimination I faced from my neighbours made me regret sharing my condition with them; I could not even share the communal sink," a Kenyan woman with TB told a UN investigator in November 2009 [1]. Unfortunately, these words are illustrative of a long history of stigmatization in human communities when contagious diseases strike [2-5].
In Twelve Diseases that Changed our World, a history of microbiological research into causes of disease, Irwin Sherman documents the historical repercussions of infectious disease for world history [3]—among them tuberculosis, influenza, and cholera, as well as HIV/AIDS. In the course of his research he also encountered stigmatization of patients, again and again. Stigmatization looms large in global health ethics because it prevents those with disease from seeking care, engenders fear of those who have disease, causes prejudice against entire groups or communities, and has, in some cases, led to violence against the stigmatized group. For these reasons, enlightened public health interventions have sought to neutralize stigma even as they manage care for patients, patient families, and the communities to which the afflicted belong.
Stigma and Disease—Historical Examples
Leprosy. The Bible gives us the classic case of stigma arising from readily visible disease symptoms: leprosy. Lacking a cure, society organized itself to handle a perceived danger to others. The priest's role was to decide if the diseased person was clean or unclean based on symptoms—white or raw skin for example. "When a person contracts a leprous disease, he shall be brought to the priest" [6]. If the disease proved serious, the leper was required to follow specific societal rules to limit potential exposure to others: "The person who has the leprous disease shall wear torn clothes…and cry out 'unclean, unclean.' He shall remain unclean as long as he has the disease….He shall live alone; his dwelling shall be outside the camp" [7].
Lest we relegate this problem to ancient times, it's clear that modern India is still coping with stigma toward leprosy (Hansen Disease or HD) at the village level, where infected persons are shunned, even after their multidrug therapy has cured them [5]. A medical anthropologist writes:
The extreme discrepancies between the clinical and social realities of HD in India underscore a common distinction in medical anthropology between the pathophysiology of disease and the human experience of illness as suffering (Kleinman 1988)….Yet, although this distinction may be useful for initial criticism, further examination reveals that…the physical and social stigmata of HD are too interconnected to be adequately disentangled. As such, leprosy is best approached as an illness of discrimination inclusive of its physical condition [5].
Cholera. A number of infectious diseases could be discussed in relation to social stigma, but drawing on Sherman's work, cholera and yellow fever are the most clear-cut cases. From a strictly medical perspective, cholera outbreaks require quarantine. But Sherman points out that "when quarantine becomes a social policy, its effects can be pernicious: it can isolate more than those labeled as 'diseased' and can stigmatize an entire group." His case in point—the cholera epidemic of 1892, at that time a global disease. The cholera toll in Europe was so high that U.S. government authorities decided to quarantine immigrants upon arrival. In New York, some 39,000 home inspections were carried out and suspect dwellings were blockaded. An executive order from President Benjamin Harrison labeled immigrants "a direct menace to the public health," singling out Russian Hebrews, and U.S. immigration policies were made more restrictive [8]. "The disease entered our port on account of defective quarantine and it has been carried to us mainly by filthy immigrants," said a New York physician [9]. Fear overruled reason. "The stigma of disease was cast over all European Jews seeking entry into the United States long after the threat of cholera had ceased," Sherman concludes [10].
Yellow fever. Yellow fever can be said to have stigmatized the American South in a series of outbreaks, peaking around 1850, with high mortality and dramatic symptoms. The Northern press, already crusading against slavery, denounced the South for its unhealthy conditions and people. This "contributed to the image of the American South as a region that, along with its people, was distinctly different from the rest of the country. Only after these diseases [yellow fever, malaria, hookworm, pellagra] were eradicated—by the mid-1900s, would that perception change" [11].
Stigmatization: Recent Responses and Xenophobia
Turning to more modern instances, consider Asia in 2003. While seeking to understand the effects of the SARS outbreak in 2003 on the Hong Kong population, researchers at Hong Kong University found that the respondents feared HIV/AIDS the most, followed by TB and SARS, in that order.
Testing an attributive model of stigmatization, they found that people strongly expressed negative feelings about individuals with HIV/AIDS and TB in significant numbers, with SARS, a lesser-known threat, at a lower level [12].
They conclude,
More efforts should be placed in strategically changing the attributions made by the public towards infectious diseases. In so doing the public would develop more acceptable attitudes towards the diseases and the affected individuals…. For preventive programs of infectious diseases to be effective, their associated stigma must be actively addressed [13].
Similarly, in the U.S., anti-immigrant groups, in particular, seized on the 2009 flu pandemic to instill fear of a "rising tide" of infectious disease. One syndicated radio talk show host, for example, called illegal aliens "the perfect mules for bringing this virus into America" [14]. Others have pointed to "illegals who skulk across our borders" as contributing to increased incidence of such diseases as tuberculosis, Chagas disease, Dengue fever, polio, and malaria [15]. Even well-known reporters have lent credence to the claims of anti-immigrant activists: In 2007, for example, the Southern Poverty Law Center took to task former CNN reporter Lou Dobbs for a report claiming a rapid rise in leprosy in the United States, due in part to "unscreened illegal immigrants coming into this country" [16].
Likewise, a survey of recent news headlines from South Africa shows that xenophobia flared up intermittently in the past decade in serious forms [17]. In 2001, Bronwyn Harris studied the experiences of people in the Lindela Repatriation Centre in South Africa, where 1,000 to 2,000 foreigners were housed while awaiting transport or deportation:
In general, South Africa's public culture has become increasingly xenophobic, and politicians often make unsubstantiated and inflammatory statements that the "deluge" of migrants is responsible for the current crime wave, rising unemployment, or even the spread of diseases. As the unfounded perception that migrants are responsible for a variety of social ills grows, migrants have increasingly become the target of abuse [17].
By May 2008, riots left 20,000 displaced, and 40 camps were set up to house those fleeing xenophobic violence in Cape Town. Camp caregivers encountered TB and HIV among the displaced foreign workers and sought government help in treating the refugees [18].
To place this in a larger context, remember that sub-Saharan Africa, more than other regions, has had a history of severe epidemics, among them outbreaks of meningitis, cholera, malaria, tuberculosis, measles, and hemorrhagic fevers, in addition to HIV/AIDS, during the past century alone [19].
Stigmatization of a given race, country, or community as a source or carrier of disease has often occurred through history, as Erving Goffman showed [4], and has all too frequently served as a pretext for violence. During the Black Death, for example, European Jews were said to have caused the epidemic by poisoning wells; consequently, thousands were murdered and entire communities wiped out: "public rumor had become current and a strong clamor had arisen because of the poison put by [Jews] into the wells, springs, and other things which the Christians use—demanding that they die, that they are able to be found guilty and, therefore, that they should be punished" [20]. In this century, the metaphor of the Jew as an agent of infection and contagion was wielded by the Third Reich, with devastating results, as it called for racial "purity," "cleansing," and "hygiene."
Today, media reports combined with common myths and misconceptions crystallize public fears and serve to justify drastic measures to contain disease (and its carriers, actual or supposed). Semantics matter too. Consider the names of the known influenza pandemics since the late 1880s: Russian flu, Spanish flu, Asian flu, Hong Kong flu, and, in 2009, what became called by many Mexican flu (H1N1). Naming a disease by country of origin serves to emphasize its "other" aspect and, again, to make repressive policies (putatively aimed at disease, but actually at "otherness") more politically palatable.
Just recently, the U.S. opened its borders to HIV-positive travelers, after a 20-year ban. It was long recognized that there was no medical reason for the travel ban, but the political value of the ban and lingering fear of HIV kept it in place for longer than reason would have dictated. This is one more way in which diseases have literally changed the course of lives. Ideally, better science, knowledge of disease, and media cooperation in promoting public understanding could ameliorate the severity of unwanted events like social disruption or discrimination due to disease.
Knowledge of the history of medicine and public health challenges can make a contribution to the understanding of present-day clinicians—as well as the media, which has to cover these issues, and the public, which needs health education. In particular, clinicians in developing countries should be prepared for the challenges of providing care to diverse populations through a deeper understanding of what past caregivers and patients have encountered when disease and discrimination intersected.
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University IT experts explain how transitioning to the cloud can mean spending less time and funding on security and more on other projects.
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Google recently wrapped up the San Francisco meeting of its annual Google Cloud Next conference, where attendees heard about what's coming down the pipeline in higher education and research.
The education sphere has begun to move more quickly toward the cloud, drawn in by promises of expanded teaching capabilities and more affordable, streamlined network management.
To help IT Teams, administrators and instructors see what the future holds for cloud computing, Google dedicated a number of the event's sessions to the impact cloud computing is having on higher education.
The adoption of cloud computing technology will only continue to ramp up. According to EDUCAUSE's "NMC Horizon Report: 2018 Higher Education Edition" with the New Media Consortium, universities are "making changes to prepare for a 'new age' of lifelong learning by incorporating cloud-based software and other technologies — such as social networks, mobile computing, and big data — that are helping create digital learning ecosystems that serve lifelong learners."
The benefits are already showing. At Georgia State University, IT leaders have seen costs plummet after adopting Google Cloud Platform, according to Joshua Humphrey, systems administrator leader at GSU.
"We've been using GCP for almost three years now, and we've seen an average yearly savings of 44 percent," Humphrey told Google Next attendees, according to a blog post. "Whenever people ask why we moved to the cloud, this is what we point to: usability and savings."
Check out this infographic to see how universities may use the cloud over the next few years!
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One of the most daunting attributes of data storage is cost, Inside Higher Ed reports. Storing and securing large amounts of data can eat into a university's budget, especially as big data analysis becomes more common. But moving that data to the cloud can seem like a daunting task, as well — especially when simultaneously trying to maintain tight security to keep files out of the wrong hands.
At Stanford University, research data had, up until very recently, been stored on a network-assisted storage system without any backups.
With the danger of earthquakes a major concern in California, the need for a disaster-recovery plan was evident, said Arun Aggarwal, lead cloud infrastructure engineer at Stanford University to conference attendees.
Aggarwal and his team began the switch as part of a larger university-wide cloud initiative, and was impressed to find that the system was able to replicate Stanford's 200TB of research data to Google Cloud Storage and maintain all security file attributes.
At the University of Minnesota, on-premises data centers have experienced everything from flooding to a rogue squirrel that caused a data center transformer to catch fire during an application update.
"This caused IT to have a huge black eye," said Steve Nguyen, IT service director for collaboration and web content services to conference attendees during a session with Aggarwal and other IT experts. "All credibility and trust with IT went out the window that day."
By transitioning to Google cloud, Nguyen and his team were able to store users' files safely out of harm's way — whether from natural disasters or destructive rodents.
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Before embarking on a switch, Nguyen and his team wanted to see what the savings would be if they switched to the cloud. A Gartner analysis found that, by transitioning their data, the university would be able to free up $15 million.
"We went to administration and we went to faculty and we said to them, 'Here's something you don't hear every day: Here's $15 million for you, what do you want to do with it?'"
The savings allowed the institution to invest in creating 10 active-learning classrooms, equipped with new monitors, collaborative modern desks and other state-of-the-art classroom tech.
Meanwhile, at Stanford, IT is beginning to consider adopting cloud computing as well as storage, opening up time for Aggarwal's team to focus on more important tasks.
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Award Recognizes His Contributions to Economic Development
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BOSTON — Michael E. Porter, Harvard's Bishop William Lawrence University Professor based at Harvard Business School, has received the first Lifetime Achievement Award in Economic Development from the U.S. Department of Commerce. The award was presented on May 22 by U.S. Secretary of Commerce Carlos Gutierrez and Assistant Secretary Sandy K. Baruah at the 2008 National Summit on American Competitiveness in Chicago.
The Lifetime Achievement Award is presented only rarely, when a private citizen's body of work and assistance to the federal government have significantly enhanced the nation's approach to economic development.
According to the U.S. Department of Commerce, "Michael Porter's work on competitiveness and industry clusters has significantly shaped the federal approach to economic development, including the rejuvenation of the Commerce Department's Economic Development Administration (EDA); thought leadership of a comprehensive proposal to streamline the federal delivery of community and economic development programs; and support for Free Trade Agreements."
Accepting the award, Porter, often referred to as the world's leading expert on the competitiveness of companies and countries, said, "It has been a privilege to work with Secretary Gutierrez, his predecessors, and their colleagues to enhance Federal policy toward economic development. The combination of active and autonomous states and regions working with Federal support is one of the unique competitive advantages of the American economy."
Porter is the author of 17 books and more than 125 articles. These publications, including Competitive Strategy and Competitive Advantage, have reshaped the way company strategy is taught and practiced. His work on competitiveness, including his book The Competitive Advantage of Nations, which introduced the influential concept of "clusters" (geographic concentrations of related industries in particular fields), has guided economic policy across the world. Porter has advised leaders in many nations and is currently working in Colombia, Rwanda, Saudi Arabia, and Vietnam.
He has also dedicated more than a decade of work to America's economically distressed communities. In 1994, he founded and remains chair of The Initiative for a Competitive Inner City (ICIC), a nonprofit private-sector organization that catalyzes inner-city business development across the United States and that has collaborated actively with EDA and city governments.
Porter's most recent book, Redefining Health Care: Creating Value-Based Competition on Results, published in 2006, puts forth a strategy for the transformation of the health care delivery system in the United States and abroad. The book was honored with the James A. Hamilton Award as the outstanding health care book of the year.
At Harvard, Porter's graduate course on competitiveness is taken by students from across the entire university. It is also taught in partnership with more than 80 other universities, many of them in developing nations. He also leads the New CEO Workshop, a Harvard Business School program for newly appointed CEOs of the world's largest and most complex organizations.
Porter earned an MBA from Harvard Business School with high distinction as a George F. Baker Scholar in 1971 and a Ph.D. in Business Economics from Harvard University in 1973, where he won the Wells Prize for his research in industrial organization. He is a 1969 graduate of Princeton University, where he graduated with high honors in aerospace and mechanical engineering and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and Tau Beta Pi. The holder of 14 honorary doctorates and numerous other awards and national honors, he was named a University Professor in 2000, the highest professional recognition that can be awarded to a Harvard faculty member.
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When a person experiences a sudden cardiac event, odds are measured in time. Survival rates can vary widely, from zero to 50 percent, depending on who happens to be there and how or if they are equipped to help. The national survival rate from a bystander-witnessed, out-of-hospital cardiac arrest with a shockable rhythm is only 28.4 percent. This rate increases significantly if a bystander is trained on how to respond.
Minot is pursuing a Cardiac Ready Community designation, and Trinity Health needs your help. The Cardiac Ready Communities project is a partnership of the North Dakota Department of Health's Division of Emergency Medical Systems and the American Heart Association, through the North Dakota Cardiac System of Care. This initiative prepares community members to aid anyone experiencing a heart-related emergency.
Research shows that communities increase survival and recovery rates for victims of heart attack, stroke or sudden cardiac arrest, when residents are aware of cardiac emergency signs and symptoms, call 9-1-1 for these emergencies, begin cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and have public access to Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs).
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in North Dakota.
"Cardiac death is the number one killer among populations, but the rural areas in Ward County can help save more people by being ready to respond," said Erica Erck, cardiac coordinator.
By being Cardiac Ready, the survival rate can go up. To achieve this goal, Trinity Health needs the help of the community through interest and buy-in.
Several other communities in North Dakota have been designated Cardiac Ready, and others are working toward a Cardiac Ready Community designation. Trinity Health wants Minot to be next.
Trinity Health will be hosting an educational meeting on Cardiac Ready on March 26 at noon and 6 p.m. at the Health Center – Riverside Education Center. They will discuss what a Cardiac Ready community is and the next steps to become it.
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Q: Pytorch on a fresh install of ubuntu can't find my GPU I have the latest ubuntu 18 installed just an hour ago. I have the newest anaconda 3.7 installed maybe 20 minutes ago. Then I proceeded to use
conda install pytorch torchvision -c pytorch

but when I open use python3 it still gives me
alex@alex:~$ python3
Python 3.7.0 (default, Jun 28 2018, 13:15:42)
[GCC 7.2.0] :: Anaconda, Inc. on linux
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> import torch
>>> torch.cuda.is_available()
False
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To be sure, I do have a gpu in my computer:
alex@alex:~$ lspci | grep VGA
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation GP107 [GeForce GTX 1050 Ti] (rev a1)

I have also restarted my computer after the installing pytorch and it did not change anything. This is my second attempt at getting GPU to work on pytorch, my last attempt was on Lubuntu a few days ago using pip install and I installed some Nvidia drivers but still couldn't get it to work so i started anew.

A: Just found a solution, maybe.... Check https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2377560 for details.
Maybe you have a hybrid graphic card and this can cause a wrong installation of driver. Please also check that secure boot is disabled in bios.
Run in terminal:
sudo apt purge nvidia*
sudo apt update
sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall
sudo apt full-upgrade

Reboot and check again.

A: As I can see you have done "normal" installation of PyTorch, which is at the moment CUDA 9.
I just checked the NVIDIA CUDA 9 Documentation , Ubuntu 18 is not supported in this case.
If you want to use CUDA on Ubuntu 18, then you have to use CUDA 10 according to documentation.

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For these children, the "if" questions become huge: What if I can't find my classroom? What if I have no friends in my classes? What if my teacher doesn't like me? If a child asks these questions over and over despite repeated, logical and comforting answers, this can be a red flag that help is needed.
Kids might also complain of stomach aches and headaches, have interrupted sleep or nightmares and try to avoid anything remotely connected to school, including their friends, and even ask to skip the first day back.
While we all have a level of anxiety that is helpful – like "If I don't do my homework, I might fail so I better do it" – some anxiety is pathologic and keeps us from being able to function. It is important to look for a possible underlying cause, such as separation anxiety or fear of leaving a parent for an extended period, fear of bullying on the bus, or academic work that is too hard and causes feelings of being overwhelmed.
"The bottom line is that your child should be able to continue to eat and sleep normally, see friends when they want to and carry on activities of daily life," Logan said. If, on the other hand, they display excessive clinginess, say they don't want to sleep alone or repeatedly ask "what if" questions for several weeks, it may be time to seek help.
Parents can pursue many avenues to obtain help for their child, including talking with their primary care provider, the school guidance office or child therapists and psychologists who may be able to provide specialized individual or group therapy.
Even an older child who's transitioning to high school may have some anxiety and can benefit from talking with parents about their fears. "Most students really enjoy the freedom of high school and end up doing much better than parents think they will," Logan said.
Although watching a child's anxiety level rise can set parents on edge, it's imperative for them to remain calm.
"Offer reassurance and encouragement, even though you know this is something new and new things can seem scary, but you believe they can do it," Logan said.


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AEye Announces Groundbreaking Immersive Lidar Experience for Attendees at CES 2023
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AEye Reports Second Quarter 2022 Results
AEye, Inc. (Nasdaq: LIDR), a global leader in adaptive, high-performance lidar solutions, today announced its results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2022. Blair LaCorte, Chief Executive Officer of AEye, said, "We achieved significant progress strengthening our platform to drive long-term growth and are pleased with our performance during the second quarter. Our industry leading technology, talented team, and strong... Read More
AEye Schedules Second Quarter 2022 Conference Call/Webcast for Monday, August 15
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AEye, Inc. (NASDAQ: LIDR), a global leader in adaptive, high-performance lidar solutions, today announced that various members of its executive management team will be participating at the following upcoming investor conferences during the month of June: Baird Global Consumer, Technology & Services Conference Event Date: June 6 – 8, 2022* LD Micro Invitational Event Date: June 7 - 9, 2022 Presentation Time: June 7, 5:00 PM... Read More
AEye, a Founding Member of the Industry-wide Lidar Coalition, to Participate in the Inaugural Lidar Policy Summit in Washington, D.C.
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AEye Reports First Quarter 2022 Results
AEye, Inc. (Nasdaq: LIDR), a global leader in adaptive, high-performance lidar solutions, today announced its results for the first quarter, ended March 31, 2022. Blair LaCorte, Chief Executive Officer of AEye, said, "We had a strong start to the fiscal year, and made substantial progress toward commercial production. Our software-definable sensors are gaining traction in the marketplace as more and more customers recognize... Read More
AEye Demonstrates the Power of Adaptive Lidar to Enhance Software-Defined Vehicles
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AEye Schedules First Quarter Conference Call and Webcast
AEye, Inc. (Nasdaq: LIDR), the global leader in adaptive, high-performance lidar solutions, today announced that it will release its financial results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2022, after market close on Friday, May 13, 2022. On that day, management will discuss the financial results, as well as the company's progress, differentiation, and unique performance metrics in a conference call/webcast at 2:00 p.m.... Read More
AEye Opens Munich Office, Appoints Technical Sales Director for Europe
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AEye to Participate in Bank of America Securities 2022 Global Automotive Summit
AEye, Inc. (NASDAQ: LIDR), the global leader in adaptive, high-performance lidar solutions, today announced its executive management team will be participating at the Bank of America Securities 2022 Global Automotive Summit on Wednesday, April 13, 2022. Presentation/Webcast details are as follows: Date: April 13, 2022 Presentation Time: 11:20 AM ET / 8:20 AM PT Webcast:... Read More
AEye Reports Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2021 Results
AEye, Inc. (Nasdaq: LIDR), the global leader in adaptive, high-performance lidar solutions, today announced its results for the fourth quarter and full year ended December 31, 2021. Blair LaCorte, Chief Executive Officer of AEye, said, "The dedication and high level of execution by our team allowed us to deliver on our plan, with strong performance in 2021. We made significant advancements in productization,... Read More
AEye's Luis Dussan Named a 2022 Self-Driving Power Player by Business Insider
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AEye, Inc. (NASDAQ: LIDR), the global leader in adaptive, high-performance lidar solutions, today announced its executive management team will be participating at the following upcoming investor conferences during the month of March: ROTH Conference Date: March 15, 2022 Presentation Time: 1:30 PM ET / 10:30 AM PT Webcast: https://wsw.com/webcast/roth43/aey/1670396 Maxim Group Virtual Growth Conference Date: March 28-30, 2022... Read More
AEye Named by Fast Company as One of World's Most Innovative Companies
AEye, Inc. (NASDAQ: LIDR), the global leader in adaptive, high-performance lidar solutions, today announced it has been named to Fast Company 's 2022 list of the World's Most Innovative Companies . Fast Company recognized AEye in the transportation category for its groundbreaking advancements in software-driven intelligent sensing. AEye's 4Sight™ Adaptive Lidar platform utilizes lasers to focus on what matters most in an... Read More
AEye's Jordan Greene Named as a Rising Star of the Autonomous Vehicle Industry by Business Insider
AEye, Inc. (NASDAQ: LIDR, $LIDR), the global leader in adaptive, high-performance lidar solutions, today announced AEye co-founder and General Manager of Automotive Jordan Greene has been recognized by Business Insider as a Rising Star of the Self-driving Industry . Greene leads the company's global automotive business and has been instrumental in creating a disruptive software-defined lidar and go-to-market channel strategy... Read More
AEye Appoints Former Apple Global Marketing Executive Sue Zeifman to Its Board of Directors
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AEye Will Not Attend CES 2022 in Person out of Concern for the Health and Safety of Employees, Partners, and Customers
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AEye Showcases Adaptive LiDAR at CES 2022 – Live in Las Vegas and Virtually via Webcasts
AEye, Inc. (NASDAQ: LIDR), the global leader in adaptive, high-performance LiDAR solutions, today announced that it will be providing a daily webcast from the show floor of CES 2022 for those who are unable to attend the event. To learn more and sign up to get notified when each broadcast begins, go to https://www.aeye.ai/virtual-ces2022/ . As part of the virtual webcast and the live event, AEye will also be demonstrating... Read More
AEye Announces Common Stock Purchase Agreement With Tumim Stone Capital for up to $125 Million
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AutoSens Awards AEye Founder and Chief Technology Officer Luis Dussan the 2020 Vision Award
AEye, Inc. (NASDAQ: LIDR), the global leader in adaptive, high-performance LiDAR solutions, today announced that AEye founder and CTO Luis Dussan has been awarded the 2020 Vision Award by AutoSens. The inaugural award, judged by a panel of esteemed judges from companies including General Motors and Nvidia, recognizes an individual whose progress within the vehicle perception ecosystem is shaping the industry in a big way,... Read More
AEye's Jordan Greene Receives Prestigious Automotive Industry Honor From Informa Tech Automotive Awards
AEye, Inc. (NASDAQ: LIDR) today announced that AEye co-founder and General Manager of Automotive, Jordan Greene has been named Automotive Inspiration of the Year, Under 30 by Informa Tech Automotive. The award recognizes an individual under the age of 30 who has made a significant contribution to the automotive technology industry, has demonstrably pushed the boundaries within automotive tech, and has contributed to... Read More
AEye Reports Third Quarter 2021 Financial Results
AEye, Inc. (Nasdaq: LIDR), a global leader in adaptive, high-performance LiDAR solutions, today announced its third quarter 2021 financial results. "AEye is experiencing positive customer and partnership momentum," commented Blair LaCorte, CEO of AEye. "We believe this business traction is directly attributable to our decision to take the time to build an adaptive LiDAR platform, in contrast to how our peers approached the... Read More
AEye Welcomes T.R. Ramachandran to Newly Added Executive Position as Chief Product Officer
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AEye Honored as CES 2022 Innovation Award Winner in Vehicle Intelligence & Transportation Category
AEye (NASDAQ: LIDR) today announced that its high-performance, adaptive LiDAR sensor, the 4Sight™ M, has been named a CES® 2022 Innovation Award winner. The prestigious CES Innovation Awards honor outstanding design and engineering in consumer technology products, and are given in advance of CES 2022. An elite panel of... Read More
AEye and Intetra Showcase Advanced Tolling Automation Capabilities at ITS World Congress
AEye, Inc . (NASDAQ: LIDR), the global leader in adaptive, high-performance LiDAR solutions, and Intetra , a premier provider of end-to-end solutions for Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) and Electronic Toll Collection Systems (ETC), announced they are jointly showcasing advanced tolling automation capabilities at ITS World Congress. The companies are demonstrating how the advanced feedback loops and optimized scan... Read More
AEye and Seoul Robotics Deliver Groundbreaking Adaptive Long-range Perception Solution for Intelligent Traffic Systems
AEye, Inc. (NASDAQ: LIDR), the global leader in adaptive, high-performance LiDAR solutions, and Seoul Robotics , a 3D computer vision company using AI and deep learning to power the future of autonomy, today announced the integration of AEye's 4Sight M™ LiDAR sensor and Intelligent Detection and Ranging (iDAR™) software platform with Seoul Robotics' SENSR™3D perception software. AEye's adaptive iDAR platform uniquely enables... Read More
AEye Announces Date for Third Quarter 2021 Earnings Release
AEye, Inc . (NASDAQ: LIDR), the global leader in adaptive, high-performance LiDAR solutions, today announced that it will release its third quarter 2021 financial results after market close on Thursday, November 11, 2021. On that day, management will discuss the third quarter results, as well as the company's progress, differentiation, and unique performance metrics in a live webcast at 3:00 p.m. Pacific Time (6:00 p.m.... Read More
AEye Achieves Significant Milestone, Extends LiDAR IP Leadership With More Than 100 Patents Filed Globally
AEye, Inc . (NASDAQ: LIDR), the global leader in adaptive, high-performance LiDAR solutions, today announced it has now filed more than 100 patents spanning four continents and more than 10 countries. AEye's latest patents and its extensive claims cover several groundbreaking concepts that uniquely expand new intelligent data collection, data quality, and extend AEye sensors to deliver optical communication networking.... Read More
AEye Continues to Expand Global Footprint With Opening of Korea Office
AEye, Inc . (NASDAQ: LIDR), the global leader in adaptive, high-performance LiDAR solutions, today announced the opening of its Korea office to support and grow AEye's business in the automotive, mobility and industrial markets in East Asia. The company also announced the appointment of Sung-Ho Kim as country manager of AEye's new office in Korea. Sung-Ho Kim, a 33-year automotive and defense industry executive, most... Read More
AEye Announces Election of Public Board of Directors
AEye, Inc . (NASDAQ: LIDR), the global leader in adaptive, high-performance LiDAR solutions, today announced the election of its board of directors. Board members are Carol DiBattiste, Timothy J. Dunn, Professor Dr. Bernd Gottschalk, Dr. Karl-Thomas Neumann, company executives Blair LaCorte, CEO, and Luis Dussan, founder and CTO, and Wen Hsieh of Kleiner Perkins. Carol DiBattiste is chair of the board, Timothy J. Dunn is... Read More
AEye Welcomes Automotive OEM Sales Veteran Jay Hohauser as VP of ADAS, North America
AEye, Inc . (NASDAQ: LIDR), the global leader in adaptive, high-performance LiDAR solutions, today announced the appointment of Jay Hohauser as vice president of ADAS, North America. Hohauser is an automotive industry veteran with more than 25 years of experience scaling profitable businesses domestically and internationally. He reports to newly appointed SVP of Advanced Driver Assist Systems (ADAS), Bernd Reichert. Based in... Read More
AEye to Present at Upcoming Investor Conferences
AEye, Inc. (NASDAQ: LIDR) ("AEye"), the global leader in adaptive, high-performance LiDAR solutions, today announced that the Company will be presenting at the following virtual investor conferences. Cowen 14 th Annual Global Transportation & Sustainable Mobility Conference Date: September 8, 2021 Presentation Time: 2:40 PM ET / 11:40 AM PT Click here to view Evercore ISI Autotech & AI Forum: New Paradigms In Mobility,... Read More
AEye Partners with Benchmark for Manufacturing of Optical Module for Its Next-Gen Adaptive LiDAR Sensors
AEye, Inc. (NASDAQ: LIDR) the global leader in adaptive, high-performance LiDAR solutions, today announced a partnership with Benchmark Electronics , Inc. (NYSE: BHE). As one of the world's leading providers of engineering, design, and manufacturing services, Benchmark will ensure the quality and reliability of AEye's 4Sight ™ LiDAR sensors while rapidly scaling manufacturing to meet volume production needs. The engagement... Read More
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