I'm developing a system to prevent unauthorized removal of newborns from hospital nurseries. My idea involves using a paper RFID tag bracelet on each baby and an alarm triggered when someone exits the nursery without proper authorization. Additionally, I'd like to disable the hand waving sensor for entering the nursery unless security personnel enter a PIN on the keypad. My questions are:

How can I deactivate the hand waving sensor upon unauthorized removal?

Can I achieve this through the platform or does it require microcontroller modifications?

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Air taxi maker races to serve Paris Olympics as sector struggles for funds | Reuters

The demand for skilled drone pilots is expanding rapidly across various industries and now even the taxi sector is jumping on board.

The similarity between the flight controllers of these vehicles and video game controllers is becoming more evident each day. Interestingly, there's a deeper connection between drone technology and piloting flying cars compared to traditional airplane flight training. The skills and expertise gained from drone piloting provide a unique advantage in mastering the controls of these futuristic vehicles.

This advantage extends particularly to the younger generations, such as Gen Z and possibly even Gen Alpha. With their decade-long experience using gaming controls and honed hand-to-screen coordination, they are well-positioned to excel in this emerging field.

Quiet, clean, convenient, everything a Smartcity wants.

I’ve always been curious about smart cities, and how technology is yet to be used to its full advantage. https://quantumcybersec.substack.com/p/building-the-city-of-the-future-how?sd=pf

Cybercrime, though, seems inevitable with smart cities. What productive steps could be taken to limit that?

Does any of you have heard of this technology?

I'm currently looking for the price range but i can't find anything online.

I couldn't find a sub for non-indoor air monitoring, so don't be afraid to refer me elsewhere!

Hi, I am in the process of looking for interview candidates for my master's dissertation which is looking at the integration of historic buildings with smart city sectors. Specifically, I need a candidate who is UK based, working in the built environment or with smart city technology and is willing to give up 15 minutes of their time.

The result of the interview will be written out in transcript and the interviewee will remain anonymous. If there is anybody willing to help please contact me on this post. Thanks!

hi there, I'm Cate, a tech mobility journo in Berlin. I'm visiting San Fran this week and just wanted to see if anyone was working on anything particularly interesting that might be worth an article? Feel free to message me.