Sentence examples for telemetry back from inspiring English sources

Of course, many parts of the Voyager craft still work despite their age — they've been sending reliable telemetry back since launch, including the memorable data in 2012 indicating that Voyager 1 had entered interstellar space.

We are seeing a radical species divergence of different kinds of devices and different types of things that want to talk from your washing machine having an Internet connection and being able to scream for help if it is broken, to your car having a wireless connection for data telemetry back to the manufacturer.

With this, users get access to Istio's service discovery mechanisms and its traffic management tools for load balancing and routing traffic to containers and VMs, as well as its tools for getting telemetry back from the workloads that run on these clusters.

Which would be true if all TPMS receivers only had a wire loop that went to the LED in question; however, it's likely that most of the automakers connect the TPMS receiver to other parts of the in-vehicle network, if for no other reason than to send that data as telemetry back to the predictive maintenance analytics running in the cloud.

Esa's mission control in Darmstadt, Germany, will pore over the telemetry coming back from Rosetta following the burn.

In very basic terms the metrics collected through telemetry are fed back to drivers, helping to improve driving behaviour which in turn enables businesses to make savings in fuel and vehicle maintenance costs because the vehicle is being driven safely and more efficiently.

We have telemetry data to back this up!" Maybe, but I think that consumers have very, very deep connections to the vanilla desktop experience of Windows.

Though the ER only had sufficient telemetry to send back full 3-D measurements with an 80 s cadence (corresponding to 120 km spatial separation), each integration lasted only 2.5 s, ensuring an intrinsic spatial resolution for each individual measurement of a few km.

Each AUTUMNX station continuously uploads current data and housekeeping telemetry every 10 seconds back to the AUTUMNX repository in the form of UDP datagrams, thus providing real time data reporting capabilities.

A WiFi radio at the telemetry station transmits the images back to the observatory in real-time.

The first data back will confirm the telemetry and basic success of the flyby.