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Fingerprint Sensor IC-based Smartcard Gets a Foundry
ELAN will utilize MagnaChip’s specialty foundry to build what it claims is the first smartcard of its kind.
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New Concept Will Empower Robots to Follow Ethical Behavior
A team of scientists at the University of Hertfordshire in the UK has developed a new concept called Empowerment in order to help robots protect humans and keep themselves safe.
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New Tool Developed to Help Surgeons Accurately Find Liver Tumors
New surgery-tested software developed that better marries the CT scan images of a liver to the tracked tool image.
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Video: Littelfuse DST Series Schottky Diodes with Ultra-low Forward Voltage Drop
Ultra-low forward voltage drop reduces thermal and electrical conduction losses, thereby improving system efficiency.
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Cyberwar: A Look at the Arms Race of the Future
Cyberwar, an increasingly significant threat on the world stage, consists of offensive and defensive actions such as cyberattacks carried out by one entity against another’s computers or networks aimed at gathering intelligence, disrupting computer function or causing damage to critical infrastructure.
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LED Track and Surface Mount Fixtures for Commercial, Retail and Gallery Environments
Amerlux’s new series of lights come in three different shaped models.
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New Wearable Skin Sensor is Comprised of Water-Soluble Nanoscale Meshes
Researchers believe a breakthrough in new wearable skin sensors could change how vital sign monitoring is performed in healthcare.
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New Filter Protects Against Cyber Attacks Targeting Open Emails on Cell Phones
The Email Laundry’s new Friendly Name Filter helps protect users from cyber threats and scammers.
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EV Charger Supplements Grid Power with PV Power
The Level 2 inverter-integrated charger offers charging up to six times faster than a standard Level 1 system.
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Updated Software Aids Reservoir Characterization
The software bridges the gaps between seismic interpretation and geological modeling.
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Sealed Toggle Circuit Breaker Withstands Harsh Environments
The MS-series from Carling Technologies has been updated with TUV certification.
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Biometrics Could Improve Gun Safety One Fingerprint at a Time
The next step in gun safety seems to have arrived with biometric technology. But just how effective is it?
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On-Demand Manufacturing for Molded Production Parts Launched
Proto Labs has added a suite of capabilities designed to address the manufacturing needs of low-volume, high-mix product segments.
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New Hose Proof Hood Protects Electronics from Water
The STEGO FFH 086 hose-proof hood is a new product that aims to protect electronics from water.
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Portugal's Roving Hot Spots
How can technology make our hectic lives better, and what solutions will it provide to the everyday problems today’s ever-growing cities face? Across the globe, there are many innovators hard at work already employing technology to create smarter cities that are more efficient, less polluted and more sustainable.
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Advanced Fault Detection Model a Success at Japanese Coal Plant
The model detected signs of an impending tube leak one month before it actually occurred.
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Star Wars, Marvel, Virtual Reality ... Oh My!
Disney's D23 Expo 2017 revealed new details and offered first looks at some groundbreaking gaming experiences, coming soon.
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Wireless 'Cortical Intranet' to be Next-gen Brain-computer Interface
Researchers are developing a fully implantable wireless brain interface system able to record and stimulate neural activity with unprecedented detail.
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Expanded Functionality Card for EV Charging Stations
The advanced control interface allows users to easily add EV charging to existing building and energy management control infrastructure.
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The Birth of Laser Weapons
Research and development of laser weapons began in the mid-20th century. Countless failed attempts ensued, and for quite some time the only suitable military tasks for lasers were for range-finders and target acquisition. As technology breakthroughs brought forth the anticipation that lethal lasers could soon be commissioned, Protocol IV of the Geneva Convention, adopted on October 13, 1995, in Vienna, established a pre-emptive ban on blinding laser weapons. Development of energy-directed weapons however continued with the purpose of dazzling enemy craft and destroying boats, vehicles, drones and missiles.
