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Jack: The error received was unable to mount, error 0. I also tried to erase the drive and to reformat. Result is unresponsive, light just blinks, drive is running but nothing happens. I left it running for over 24hrs, still unresponsive. I had to unplug.

I did issue a trouble ticket with G-Technology on 30th of October. Received email today asking for picture of back of drive and purchase receipt. I have provided the requested information. Now waiting for G-Tech response.

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Mac World states multiple problems with USB-C devices after upgrading to Monterey. Apple support states only use recommended USB-C devices. I purchased the G-Tech G-Drive Mobile USB-C drive because it was recommended by Apple and sold in Apple stores as well as Apple online store so this response from Apple does not hold true. I will post results once I have a response from G-Tech.

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NDDOT's new Mobile application for motor vehicle and driver license services called ND Drive is intended for use by mobile devices to conduct many driver license and vehicle services. Please note that the ND Drive app is not to be used while driving.

The mobile application will allow users to renew their motor vehicle registration, and in addition, will allow a user to update their permanent address, temporary address, and email address. The ND Drive app will also enable users to renew a Mobility Impaired Placard, apply for a 30-day temporary registration, a non-resident temporary registration, a truck or trailer demo permit, or a drive out permit along with scheduling an in-person appointment for service.

The ND Drive app will allow users to renew their driver license, request a replacement license or ID card, request a driving record, schedule a driving test and pay reinstatement fees. It will also allow a user to update their permanent address, temporary address, and email address. The app will also allow users to update donor status, check the current status of a license or medical certification, and schedule an appointment for in-person service.

NDDOT's mobile Travel Information app is intended for use with smartphones to view information that is relevant to the traveling public. The application allows you to access this information in both a map and text view. For a quick overview of the road conditions within North Dakota select one of the pre-determined map/text views for information that you are interested in. Advanced options will allow users to add/remove map layers, save Favorites, identify features, search by keywords in the Text Version and select Common Routes. Click here to visit the web version in your browser.

A while back I reviewed the G-Drive Mobile SSD, which I praised for it's "straight-up sexy" design and very good performance. Compared to the field, it's still one of the best options for both high-end looks and top-tier performance. With a 519 MB/s read speed and 339.9 MB/s write speed, it's up there at the top of the USB-C solid state drives available today.

There is a note I want to make regarding the Pro SSD's switch over to Thunderbolt, and that's its compatibility with USB. If you didn't notice, I didn't test the Pro SSD using USB-A to USB-C, a common speed test I run with our other storage media reviews. The reason I did not do it in this case is because USB-A to USB-C cables don't work with this drive. I was unable to confirm why prior to publication (but will update if I hear otherwise), but I am guessing this is due to the necessary power it takes to run the Pro SSD. Though USB-C to USB-C works, USB-C can also transfer a fair bit more power to the devices it's connected to. So because this drive doesn't seem to work with older USB-A connections, that means it's a bit less versatile than other storage media on the market.

To setup the kinematics plugin we need a joint model group that consist of two joint model groups: one for the manipulator and the other one for the mobile base which has only one joint with planar type so the *.srdf file should have:

AS SSD is obviously designed for SSDs, but its sustained throughput tests have generally proven accurate with hard drives as well.The G-Drive fared well against the competition. Longer bars are better.

When it comes to external hard drives, which are most often used for backup or transporting data, we tend to believe the copy tests more than synthetic benchmarks such as CrystalDiskMark and AS SSD. The copy tests say the G-Drive mobile USB-C is as well suited to common tasks as the next drive, slightly better than the Sony, and a lot better than the WD.

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a significant rise in user engagement with mobile apps. At the same time, we see users becoming more demanding and picky. The number of users who opened the app after 30 days from the first install is steadily decreasing. Together with the rapidly growing number of mobile solutions available on the app market, that makes competition for user attention a tough one.

Team UNIStand is designing and building a mechanical, one-arm-drive mobile stander. Both cost-effective and reliable, the AgileStand is more financially accessible than competing devices. The stander allows users to propel themselves and control the direction of the stander using only their

Abstract:To help address the global growing demand for food and fiber, selective breeding programs aim to cultivate crops with higher yields and more resistance to stress. Measuring phenotypic traits needed for breeding programs is usually done manually and is labor-intensive, subjective, and lacks adequate temporal resolution. This paper presents a Multipurpose Autonomous Robot of Intelligent Agriculture (MARIA), an open source differential drive robot that is able to navigate autonomously indoors and outdoors while conducting plant morphological trait phenotyping and soil sensing. For the design of the rover, a drive system was developed using the Robot Operating System (ROS), which allows for autonomous navigation using Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS). For phenotyping, the robot was fitted with an actuated LiDAR unit and a depth camera that can estimate morphological traits of plants such as volume and height. A three degree-of-freedom manipulator mounted on the mobile platform was designed using Dynamixel servos that can perform soil sensing and sampling using off-the-shelf and 3D printed components. MARIA was able to navigate both indoors and outdoors with an RMSE of 0.0156 m and 0.2692 m, respectively. Additionally, the onboard actuated LiDAR sensor was able to estimate plant volume and height with an average error of 1.76% and 3.2%, respectively. The manipulator performance tests on soil sensing was also satisfactory. This paper presents a design for a differential drive mobile robot built from off-the-shelf components that makes it replicable and available for implementation by other researchers. The validation of this system suggests that it may be a valuable solution to address the phenotyping bottleneck by providing a system capable of navigating through crop rows or a greenhouse while conducting phenotyping and soil measurements.Keywords: robotics; phenotyping; ROS; soil sensing; LiDAR; robotic manipulator

The drive is rated at 140MBps for the 2TB version in terms of read speed, dipping to 135MBps for the 4TB model due to the increased number of platters. Note that the G-Drive mobile USB-C uses a Gen 1 Type-C connector which means that it is limited to a theoretical maximum speed of 5Gbps, similar to USB 3.0.

The pedestrian performance of the G-Drive is symptomatic of the state of the 2.5-inch hard disk drive market, which has seen little evolution beyond the 1TB platter barrier. Given the fact that 1TB external SSD devices have just broken the 16 cents/GB barrier, it is only a matter of time before they take over the 2TB space.

The Google Drive App (for iPhone/iPad and Android) allows you to access (view, share, star, rename files also edit Google Documents) Google Drive files from your mobile device. And, if you make a file available when offline, you can access it even when your device isn't connected to WiFi or a network connection. You'll need to set up offline access while you still have internet access in the Google Drive app to be able to view a file offline and in Docs, Sheets, or Slides app to be able to edit it. Here's how:

Today, we are reviewing the newest G-Technology 1TB TB3 G Drive and I have to say right off that this is a very attractive mobile storage device. We also have word that it contains the Sandisk Extreme Pro M.2 SSD (SanDisk now being WD who is also the parent company of G-Technology), so we are expecting some really good things from the G Drive. You can check out our review of the SanDisk Extreme Pro M.2 SSD here. ff782bc1db