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South Korea has chosen cellular vehicle-to-everything C-V2X direct communications as its standard for the building of its next-generation vehicle com termo hrnek munication system.The Ministry of Science and ICT and the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport said on Tuesday that the country will use LTE-V2X exclusively for the building of a Cooperative-Intelligent Transport Systems C-ITS .C-ITS aims to allow advanced communications between vehicles and base stations around the road to increase road safety. The system is expected to lay the foundation for the deployment of automated driving vehicles xA0;The ministries in 2021 announced that it will begin trials to determine by 2023 whether it will use C-V2X, which uses cellular mobile networks, or dedicated short-range communications DSRC , which is a variant of Wi-Fi, as its standard for C-ITS. In September, approximately 150 experts in a publi stanley flasche c hearing hosted by the science ministry proposed C-V2X.South Korea plans to start nationwide deployment of C-ITS next year. The science ministry said it hoped that the selection of LTE-V2X wo vaso stanley uld promote infrastructure spending and product development around the technology.Deployment of LTE-V2X-based C-ITS is expected to start in earnest in countries such as the United States, China, and India, which will present South Korean companies to expand globally, the ministry added.C-V2X is promoted by chip giant Qualcomm and automaker Ford in the United States and Huawei, the worldapos larg Yizb Want to create better TikToks and Reels You need one of these ring lights
Getty ImagesBy Esther Crain / HealthMay 28, 2015 1:30 PM EDTHere a shocker: the average person takes in 22 teaspoons of sugar dailymdash;more than three times the amount suggested by the American Heart Association. And although it has never been considered a health food, new evidence shows sugar can do even more damage than previously thought, setting you up for obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. But weaning yourself off sugar can be daunting. It tough to dodge because it hides in so many foods, and it provides an almost addictive buzz, thanks to a surge o stanley gertuves f the neurotransmitter dopamine after it enters the body, says researc stanley mugs h neuroscientist Nicole Avena, PhD, author of Why Diets Fail Because You ;re Addicted to Sugar $19; amazon . Still, slashing sugar is one food trend worth trying. Find out all about sugar rehab, plus tactics to make your commitment stick.The dangers of sweet stuffSugar has 16 calories per teaspoon. That doesn ;t seem like much, but it can pack on hundreds of calories without offering any nutritional value, says Avena. Extra calories raise your risk of obesity, which in turn sets you up for diabetes.A 2013 study found that for every 150 calories of added sugar consumed in a populationmdash;the equivalent of one can of sodamdash;diabetes prevalence in stanley cup the population went up 1.1%. Then there the research tying sugar to heart disease. A 2014 study from JAMA: Internal Medicine found that the more added sugar a person t