Taking Orders

Article Abstract:

Voice Computer Technologies' Series 2000 uses from two to five universal processors to accept and verify orders received through touch-tone telephones. 8089 microprocessors provide information to an 8086 microprocessor which records orders, transmits digitized voice messages, and updates inventory files. A diagram illustrates the system, which can handle up to eight phone lines simultaneously.

Inventory control, Applications, Order Entry, Series 2000

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Taking Temperatures

Article Abstract:

An 8048 microprocessor-based instrument measures temperature of molten metal by determining how much infrared radiation the metal emits. An infrared sensor in the instrument sends signals to the microprocessor for conversion to temperature. The measurements are more reliable, accurate, and cheaper than those from analog instruments.

Steel industry, Metallurgy, Temperature, Instruments

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Taking the internet to the people

Article Abstract:

In India, Peru and Hungary, even the computer illiterate are enjoying the benefits of the Web. It is making lives much easier, even in villages.

Hungary, India, Peru, Usage, Internet, Technology application, Rural population

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