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Watch how a wearable sensor could control prosthetics
The biosensor-based armband could one day be used to control prosthetics or to interact with almost any type of electronic device.
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AI system could help fight fake news
Artificial intelligence (AI) can help form accurate assessments if a news story is fake or real when it first emerges.
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Video: Family of high-efficiency wide instantaneous bandwidth, power amplifiers for 4G LTE and 5G NR applications
The high-efficiency devices are designed for the stringent requirements of enterprise small cell radios.
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New Yorker Electronics to distribute new Vishay surface mount multilayer ceramic chip capacitors
New multilayer ceramic chip capacitors with lead-bearing finish termination offer tin whisker mitigation and automotive grade reliability for aerospace applications.
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Crowdfunding campaign begins for Unistellar’s digital telescope
The company plans to build two new telescopes by 2022.
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Avnet celebrates 100 years in business
From a military antenna builder to top electronics distributor.
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Automotive clock generator family gets built-in clock redundancy
Silicon Labs has upgraded its automotive devices.
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SealJack cable applied connector series expanded with Cat6a solutions
The series now supports Cat5e, Cat6 and Cat6a performance levels through IP67 plug kits, cable assemblies and cable applied jacks.
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Watch: Researchers use AI to detect biases in hiring practices
Researchers from ETH Zurich found that gender, origin and ethnicity sometimes unconsciously play a role in a manager’s decision to hire a candidate, even when the manager uses a hiring platform.
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AI helps robots learn and navigate new environments
The method could open new doors for robotics.
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Video: Raspberry Pi launches $4 board built with its first proprietary MCU
The RP2040 chip has also been ported to a wide range of other developer boards.
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ANRA joins project to build first drone distribution network in the UK
The company has also joined the AMU-LED project in Europe.
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Samsung to mass produce 90 Hz OLEDs for laptops
Production will begin in March for the next generation of work and gaming computers.
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Arasan expands IP options for TSMC’s 22 nm manufacturing process
New eMMC PHY has been introduced.
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New Yorker Electronics introduces CIT relay and switch automotive relay series
The lightweight automotive relays with suppression options generate low coil power consumption.
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Spellman releases the MI1.5PN24 for use with pulsers in mass spectrometry and other pulsed load requirements
A low output ripple specification makes it ideal for use with pulsers in mass spectrometry applications.
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S. Himmelstein and Company installs coordinate measuring machine for highly accurate measurements
The enhanced measurement capability enables maintaining tighter tolerances of critical machined components.
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LeddarTech and Osram to collaborate on solid-state lidar
The platform is designed to accelerate ADAS adoption.
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Will a lack of mmWave support hurt MediaTek’s new chipsets?
Regardless, chipset competition will be welcome among device makers.
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Nokia pilots a 5G FWA slicing project in Saudi Arabia
The technology will allow for new services to consumers and enterprise users.
