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Study: Simple IT can spark creativity in motivated employees
Researchers from Rennsalear Polytechnic Institute (RPI) found that non-specialized, every day, organizational information technology (IT) can spark employee creativity.
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CES 2021 preview: Cool gadgets, gear and apps
A collection of some of the interesting electronics to be shown at this year’s tradeshow
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Smart 5G repeater targeted at solving mmWave challenges
Pivotal Commware expands its 5G mmWave portfolio.
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Shutter flash lidar system detects targets 200 meters away
Sense Photonics calls this a world’s first.
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Fortasa Memory Systems inks distribution agreement with New Yorker Electronics
New Yorker Electronics will now stock Fortasa SATA interface, PATA interface, flash cards, PCIe interface and USB interface products.
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Study: Combining agricultural and solar farms could create jobs, energy, food and more
Researchers from Oregon State University found that developing land for both solar photovoltaic power and agriculture could provide 20% of total electricity generation in the U.S.
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Technology template for grid-forming inverter research
Research opportunities are identified for creating new grid-forming hardware, software and controls for the North American grid.
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Testing ensures quality cables but limits lengths
Although an unlimited cable length might be preferred, numerous factors limit the length of a spool and are common to all manufacturers and all multi-element cable types.
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CES 2021: 5 electronics segments see huge growth due to COVID-19 pandemic
Stay-at-home orders fuel increased spending on computer monitors, gaming components and networking equipment.
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CES 2021: Samsung will unveil 4 projects from inside its C-Lab
The projects include IoT devices, a portable oxygen device, automated TV software and a food pairing app.
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CES 2021: Mini-lidar unveiled for robotics and industrial use cases
The $500 device opens the barrier to entry for developers of future designs.
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GE Lighting to be rebranded at CES 2021
The company will also introduce new indoor and outdoor smart home devices.
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Fundamentals of smart watches
Consumers largely determine device preference based on communications functionality, and then secondary features such as athletics, health or safety monitoring. The underlying technologies powering these devices is largely the same.
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TDK-Lambda conduction cooled 500 W AC/DC power modules shipping from Sager Electronics
The high density AC/DC power modules are rated at 500 W and operate from 85 V AC to 265 V AC input.
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CES 2021: Intel to introduce portable facial recognition device
The device uses a depth sensor and neural network to identify users quickly.
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Autonomous racecar to be unveiled at CES 2021
The official racecar for the Indy Autonomous Challenge will be selected.
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InvenSense to demonstrate MEMS sensors at CES 2021
The company will present its portfolio virtually at the upcoming event.
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CES 2021 preview: Meet some of the robots coming to the show
Social robots, disinfecting robots and those that help clean your pool.
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AI algorithm finds why Chinese and Danish people react to bitter foods differently
Researchers from the Univerisity of Copenhagen found that ethnicity may play a role in a person’s sensitivity to bitter flavors.
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Study: Smart home devices help consumers adapt to staying at home
Since March of 2020, 51% of survey responders have purchased a smart home device.
