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5G is here, and Anritsu is ready
New 5G user equipment can be used in standalone or non-standalone mode.
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Digital thread of data drives product advancement at NI
The software-connected approach helps engineers make informed decisions.
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Polish institute selects Tektronix equipment for low-current semiconductor testing
The work will focus on a new generation of power electronics devices and materials.
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Sensors for electrode and battery production
Geometrical measuring methods for distance, profile and thickness measurement
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Video: All driver-assist systems can be tricked to work without drivers
Which cars were fooled the most?
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RedTail introduces lidar sensor for drones
The sensor can be installed on any drone platform for military, emergency services and more.
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To meet EV demand, charging networks must grow
Installations of new stations will be critical to meet the EV transition expected by 2030.
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Colorado to deploy largest self-driving shuttle fleet
The shuttles will operate in three cities by the end of the year.
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Race to purchase UK chip fab heats up
A semiconductor consortium is seeking to jump in to buy Newport Wafer Fab if the current deal falls through.
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Video: Samsung unveils foldable 5G smartphone
The phone expands to a 7.6 inch main display.
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Microchip unveils new FPGAs for edge compute systems
The devices can be used in lower-power smart embedded vision applications.
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Build this interactive gravitational-wave detector
Instructions for assembling an interactive gravitational-wave detector are publicly accessible.
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Hyperloop now eligible for federal funding
The technology was included in the U.S. infrastructure spending bill.
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Electronic distributors thrive during chip shortage
New and old companies are leaning on distributors as they try to meet semiconductor demand.
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Teardown: Google Nest Hub (2nd Gen)
A deep dive into Google’s latest smart home controller.
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Video: T-Mobile launches first 5G-enabled drone
The drone will be used at drone racing and other events to give viewers better perspectives on entertainment.
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5G connections to reach 3.2 billion by 2026
To meet this demand, standalone networks will need to be accelerated.
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Lidar deployed to count South Korean tourists
At Sinji Myeongsasimni Beach, people will be counted to help drive the country’s tourism strategy and budget planning.
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Tevet acquires RF record and playback system for mission-critical applications
The advanced test and measurement solution is engineered for electronic warfare and radio communications applications.
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Electronic nose can distinguish various mint scents
Applications including pharmaceutical quality control and monitoring mint oil as an environmentally friendly bioherbicide.
