Why the Beauty and Fashion Industry is the Future of AR and Spatial Computing

05/18/24 • 6 min

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AR and VR finally have their killer app: The beauty and fashion industry.
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Games and movies are not AR's killer app. Here's why beauty and fashion are.

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In this article, we’ll take a look at the latest iteration of the Inter-Blockchain Communication protocol (IBC), and what this new feature means to you.
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Interchain Accounts are here. And they have the power to elevate the Cosmos ecosystem to a whole new level, ramping up interoperability between IBC-enabled chains and bringing composability to Interchain transactions. In this article, we’ll take a look at the latest iteration of the Inter-Blockchain Communication protocol (IBC), and what this new feature means to you. DeFi Is Moving Increasingly Cross-Chain With the explosion of DeFi from its initial experiments to the burgeoning sector it is today, never before has the need for interoperability been so clearly underscored. An alternative financial system reimagined from the ground up without gatekeeping intermediaries quickly became dominated by whale traders. Gas fees on Ethereum soared through the roof reaching over $200 per average transaction, and the hundreds of DeFi dApps built on-chain struggled for throughput and scalability.

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1. Test of Fixed Safety Capacitors
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The capacity of fixed safety capacitors below 10pF is too small, so if using a multimeter to measure it, you can only qualitatively check whether it has leakage, internal short circuit or breakdown. If the measured resistance value (the pointer swings to the right) is zero, it means that the capacitor leakage is damaged or internal breakdown. The resistance at this time is the forward leakage resistance of the electrolytic capacitor, and this value is slightly larger than the reverse leakage resistance. If there is no charging in the forward and reverse directions, that is, the hands are not moving.