Sentence examples for needs of hardware from inspiring English sources

The Lime Lab vision is born of the needs of hardware startups and companies that need a full-service consultancy to help their products move from idea to packaged product in a few short months.

The main advantage of this approach is that the algorithm can be easily incorporated to the plant supervisory system with no need of hardware changes in the production plant.

Since the NIST Recommendations[3] already point to the need of hardware tokens to achieve a Level of Assurance (LOA) Level-3 or higher, we believe that the TED device offers a flexible and portable computing environment that satisfies the NIST Requirements.

The objective of this strategy is to generate an adaptable and portable prototype for the processing electronics, i.e., an instrument suitable to be easily transported and applied to different ECT sensors and scenarios with no need of hardware redesign.

These systems have recently received an increasing attention because, unlike stereo cameras, can capture two views of the same scene without the need of hardware multi-camera synchronization and calibration.

Someone needs to provide a central resource not only for connecting these individuals but also for keeping track of what hardware engineers are doing, and which ones are actually qualified to fill the needs of emerging hardware startups.

A cake of this size needs different pieces of hardware for stability, including steel pipes, floor flanges, PVC pipes, as well as more traditional baking ingredients such as modelling chocolate, Rice Krispies, fondant and gum paste.

Thus, there is no need of supplementary hardware.

This permits a software implementation without the need of dedicated hardware even in handheld devices[4].

Plenty of pundits would argue that the device is in need of a hardware overhaul – and maybe it is – but let's work with what we currently have.

The main challenge in today prostheses is the control; the user needs a simple and powerful way to move the prostheses without the need of additional hardware and training.