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Kyocera and Rohde & Schwarz demonstrate OTA characterization of mmWave PAAM at CES 2026
Beam steering and productivity of the innovative mmWave phased array antenna module (PAAM) from Kyocera are optimized with CATR-based multi-reflector over-the-air (OTA) testing technology from Rohde & Schwarz.
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CES 2026: What new OLED, micro RGB TVs will be introduced?
All the expected plans from LG, Samsung, Hisense, Sony and more.
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New compact, two-way MLDD power divider from KRYTAR covers 7.125 GHz to 15.35 GHz
The new power divider offers the ultimate solution for designs and test and measurement applications including emerging mmWave and 6G markets.
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Six-armed humanoid robot debuts with promise of 30% productivity gains
The robot also has a stable vertical-lifting system and full 360? in-place rotation that enable the robot to move on a wheeled chassis, which makes it easy to reposition during factory tasks.
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CES 2026: Where AI steals the show
From Siemens’ opening keynote to Washington-led fireside chats, AI dominates the conversations in Las Vegas.
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Welcome to fabulous CES 2026
AI will be wall-to-wall at the show in a variety of flavors and form factors.
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TechInsights Teardown: XREAL One Pro
A partial deep dive into the smart glasses.
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Taoglas expands low-cost, compact chip antenna range for Wi-Fi 6/7, UWB and ISM applications
The devices deliver exceptional performance in ultra-compact packages – with minimal keep out area – designed for applications where space, efficiency and reliability are critical.
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Vine-inspired robot gripper effortlessly lifts both heavy and delicate objects
The team suggests that the robot gripper might be used in a variety of scenarios ranging from agricultural harvesting to loading and unloading heavy cargo. For the larger version, the team envisions using the robot in eldercare settings.
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Keysight accelerates electronic design productivity with secure AI-powered assistants
Artificial intelligence (AI) Chat and Copilot virtual assistants empower faster user experience with Keysight’s Advanced Design System software.
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TI ramps volume production at Texas fab in US manufacturing push
The 300 mm Sherman facility is designed to produce tens of millions of chips per day, strengthening TI’s US-based supply chain.
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Paragraf produces first 6-inch graphene wafer
The company claims it is the first demonstration of GFETs on silicon using a direct growth approach.
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Samsung brings AI-vision to smart appliances at CES 2026
The Bespoke AI refrigerator will have Google Gemini integrated to identify fresh and processed foods.
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China unveils robot to help control traffic in crowded suburban areas
Dubbed Hangxing No. 1, the 1.8-meter humanoid stands at the intersection of Binsheng Road and Changhe Road in the Binjiang district. There, it directs traffic, detects violations and issues polite voice warnings.
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Researchers assess how smartphones can strengthen disaster search and rescue
While conventional search-and-rescue methods tend to use radar-based detection or employ acoustics that rely on the sounds made by victims, the researchers hope to employ a device that is carried by most if not all users.
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How often do you check your smartphone?
It might be more than that.
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Innodisk unveils new GMSL2 camera module and adapter board for long-distance, low-latency edge AI vision
Built for streamlined integration, the solution enables precise real-time analysis across mobility, robotics and industrial surveillance applications.
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Mouser now offering Amphenol PCTEL GNSS-L125-DH-NF Multi-GNSS antenna for critical navigation applications
The antenna combats adjacent band interference with advanced out-of-band filtering and a multi-stage low-noise amplifier.
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German interceptor robot nets suspicious drones mid-air
Designed to address the growing security risks presented by the emergence of UAVs, the interceptor drone is expected to protect airports, stadiums, prisons and other sites potentially vulnerable to suspicious drones.
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Lithium-sulfur batteries: Is commercialization finally in sight?
Technical progress in electrolytes, cathodes and anodes, plus strong startup momentum, have pushed Li–S beyond lab coin cells into pouch prototypes exceeding 500 Wh/kg.
