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TechInsights Teardown: Lenovo Legion Go
A partial deep dive into the handheld gaming system.
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Flir to showcase advanced early fire detection and next-gen firefighting technology at NFPA 2026
Industrial Early Fire Detection solutions and tactical firefighting gear, including the A-series thermal monitoring cameras engineered for automated pre-ignition alerts, will be showcased.
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BinMaster adds hazardous location certifications to VRX vibrating rod level switches
Designed for dependable point-level detection in powders, flakes and bulk solids, these probes are ideal for high- and low-level indication, plugged chute detection and hopper level alerts.
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KRYTAR announces two new ULTRA+ 90° hybrid couplers covering 10 GHz to 40 GHz
New ULTRA+ 90° hybrid couplers deliver 3 dB of coupling over the frequency range of 10.0 GHz to 40.0 GHz in compact packages.
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Gallery: IMS 2026 in Boston
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Chip revenues to reach $2 trillion by 2027
It will take AI just one year to double semiconductor values.
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GPUs get the glory. Storage is what's slowing AI down
IDC says enterprise storage is back to double-digit growth. Solidigm says GPUs are only as fast as the data feeding them. Both are pointing at the same problem.
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Coherent, SandboxAQ get CHIPS funding
The investments will bolster InP semiconductor production and AI-driven materials discovery platforms.
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New RGB-D time-of-flight and high-speed GigE vision cameras at Automate 2026
Advances in time-of-flight and GigE Vision cameras for machine vision systems will be highlighted.
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Renesas expands cloud-based software system with Pictorus deal
The company will be integrated into Renesas 365 cloud native platform.
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A roadmap for submarine cable construction
Effective mapping, inspection, shielding and other steps guarantee that these cables will continue to function well after installation in subsea environments.
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FANUC America showcases physical AI and AI-enabled robotics demos at Automate 2026
Demonstrations feature collaborative robots, high payload industrial robots, vision-guided systems, digital tools and emerging artificial intelligence (AI)-driven capabilities to benefit manufacturers.
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Cognex CEO to join AI and robotics leaders at Automate 2026 opening keynote on the future of automation
CEO Matt Moschner will participate in the opening keynote, "The State of the Automation Industry: Leadership Roundtable," at Automate 2026.
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Greater efficiency and power density in HVAC units and data centers
This fan solution offers high airflow rates, improved efficiency and an exceptionally compact design to open up new possibilities for HVAC unit manufacturers.
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pSemi expands UltraCMOS+ portfolio with new high-isolation RF switches PE42544 and PE42429
Both devices deliver high isolation, low insertion loss and industry-leading linearity for next-generation wireless infrastructure, test and measurement, and automated test equipment applications.
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Smart Vision Lights to shine at Automate 2026
Explore LED lighting solutions for machine vision and automation camera applications.
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SAB to exhibit extensive line of flexible industrial automation cables at Automate 2026
The company will showcase high-flex control cables, continuous motion solutions and application-specific designs built for high performance, durability and seamless integration into automated systems.
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Quality assurance beyond visual inspection in food and beverage manufacturing
This smart sensor from Flir captures detailed thermal patterns at production speed to monitor product integrity on high-speed food and beverage lines.
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Seed-sized ‘5-in-1’ surgical robot swaps tools in less than a second
The seed-sized robot, which measures just 4.4 mm in length, is controlled by weak magnetic fields and can travel to cut biological tissues, release drugs, grip and store tissue samples, or produce heat remotely at any one time.
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Innovation on display: Epson presents its most ambitious display lineup yet at InfoComm
Epson's first direct view LED displays, interactive and portable laser projectors and other innovations will be on exhibit.
