Robot Successfully Find Mysterious Artifacts in Ancient Temple

Robot Successfully Find Mysterious Artifacts in Ancient Temple

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Mexico City - Hundreds of mysterious artifacts found on the site under the Temple of the Feathered Serpent. The site is an ancient terraced pyramid within 30 miles of the Mexican capital.

Reported Nbcnews, Wednesday (05/01/2013), this artifact is a mysterious ball that found during archaeological excavations with the help of robots. Robots are able to move in this rocky area equipped with a camera and explore the environment that can not reach a human.

Robot with a length of 3 feet is helping archaeologists and controlled remotely. The action robots that assist the team in archaeological exploration in one of the most important buildings in the pre-Hispanic city of Teotihuacan.

"They look like a yellow ball, but we do not know its meaning.'s Discovery that has never happened before," said archaeologist Jorge Zavala of the National Anthropology and History Institute of Mexico.

Mesoamerican Teotihuacan ruins a World Heritage Site, which became one of the largest urban centers. Allegedly this site was founded around 100 BC and was once inhabited by the ancient inhabitants, amounting to 100 thousand people at peak times.

This robot helps archaeologists named Tlaloc II-TC and an infrared camera equipped with a laser scanner. The laser is used to generate 3D visualization in space that lies beneath the temple.

"The robot can go in an unexplored part of the tunnel. Robot found three space within between 100 and 110 meters from the entrance," said archaeologist Sergio Gomez Chavez. (FMH)

Gizmo, the G-Series Motherboard APU

Gizmo, the G-Series Motherboard APU

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CALIFORNIA - an American technology company, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), ready to release a new product by the name of Gizmo. After a long time does not appear, unit G-Series processor speed will again present in the latest version through GizmoSphere.

Quoted from Softpedia, Sunday (01/27/2013), GizmoSphere an open source embedded system development company. The source has been selected by AMD for use as a place for G-Series chips. It takes time and a lot of money in doing research and development, however, it will make it more focused on the product mix and more mobile than ever before.

The company has been trying to gain a foothold in the industry last year, however, the G-Series does not get a lot of the winning design. Currently, the G-Series is certain to be adopted by a very small motherboard integrated.

Named Gizmo, the device is still capable of measuring 101x101mm crammed on x86 Bobcat core, AMD Radeon HD6250 graphics chip, and a variety of interfaces. More specifically, Gizmo possess plenty of connectors for digital signage, x86 set-top boxes, IP-TV, information kiosks, casino games, media servers, industrial control systems, and small clients.

"Gizmo is an excellent device for the generation of the next embedded system development," said Kamal Khouri, Director of Embedded Products at AMD. (amr)