Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin are working on a new device. This device is intended to identify issues with the power grid. The goal of this device is to detect problems before they cause outages or other serious issues.
Further information about this development is available from the source, including details about the device and its potential applications, such as preventing wildfires.
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