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Samtec releases 1.85 mm 30° angled launch connectors

The connectors deliver precision radio frequency performance through 67 GHz while solving common mechanical and routing challenges found in dense, millimeter wave lab test and evaluation environments.

Infrastructure-led electrification: How battery chargers support efficiency and mixed fleets

These strategies are also helping with vehicle uptime at a broader, facility level.

Could fuel cells power robotics?

There are many types of fuel cell technologies, but perhaps the most common and safest (temperature wise) would be the hydrogen-fueled proton exchange membrane (PEM).

IoT satellite market set for explosive growth

Connections are forecast to hit 197.7 million by 2035.

TI's new coreless sensor reads two-axis fields

The Hall-effect device is targeted at HEV/EV.

New tool simplifies testing for IoT wireless tags

Wiliot and CISC are collaborating to integrate its BLE Xplore tester for reel-to-reel production equipment or an offline tester.

New LoRaWAN project connects 69,000 water meters

The Denmark deployment will continue through 2030.

Infineon’s bets big on SIVR with C2i buy

The acquisition clears the way for more software-defined smart power stages for AI processors.

Why liquid cooling penetration is already over 50% in AI infrastructure

The progression of AI chip performance is causing the need to move to the technology rapidly.

Micron builds first US-dedicated memory research hub

Micron Research Labs will be created through an investment of $10 billion over the next decade.

AI-powered system sorts potatoes with precision

Manual potato sorting is labor-intensive, with workers spending hours inspecting individual potatoes in noisy, dusty conditions, which is what inspired the team from the startup Karevo to develop its AI-powered optical recognition system.

Magnetic screw robot drills through brain tissue with precision, guided by magnets

The team envisions that the robot will one day travel through the bloodstream, drill through an artery wall and enter brain tissue to access hard-to-reach lesions, blood clots, tumors and vascular malformations.

China’s BioflexBot stretches 3.5 times farther than human hands

The robotic hand, dubbed BioflexBot, is composed of a coiled spring, a constraining shell and compressed air to achieve dexterous movement thanks to its simple design.

How sensors make subsea cables SMART

Sensors integrated into commercially standard telecommunication cables can monitor ocean bottom conditions for climate study and early warning systems for tsunamis and earthquakes,

US firm launches 'tactical-edge' sensors for tracking troops, military supplies

These ruggedized sensors rely on NFC tags that can be attached to cargo and personnel. Once scanned, the location and status of the tagged item is recorded using the TyrOS logistics platform.

Packaging materials may be the next AI roadblock

ABF still corners the market in semiconductor packaging, but new material sets for PCBs, substrates and SLPs are being brought to market.

The status of in-circuit testing and functional testing

Explore the differences between in-circuit and functional testing as applied to printed circuit board design and manufacturing.

Nori A3: US-made humanoid robot unveiled for $1,688

Nori A3, from Nori Robotics, is a wheeled based robot featuring 19 degrees of freedom. With a price tag of $1,688 and a fall 2026 ship date, Nori A3 can reportedly fetch food, pour drinks, load dishwashers and fold clothes.

Monowheel security robot balances itself for smarter patrols

The stable single-wheel security robot, aptly dubbed 1ROLLO, from Rollo Robotics autonomously monitors industrial sites, campuses, and other facilities.