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New Yorker Electronics distributes Streamline Avionics’ metallized polyester capacitors
The round, oval and box radial general purpose capacitors supply excellent dielectric strength and volumetric efficiency at low cost.
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Watch: Robots can use sound to analyze objects
Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University found that robot perception is improved when robots can hear.
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Developing artificial intelligence for gesture recognition
Scientists have created skin-like electronics that works with computer vision to track hand movements.
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Air quality sensor add-on module for Raspberry Pi introduced by Avnet
The hardware attached on top module is an evaluation, development and quick-prototyping tool.
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How 5G technology will drive M2M evolution
5G and M2M to complement each other to fuel the growth of both technologies.
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Video: Lucid Air boasts an electric vehicle range of 517 miles
The long range may help to curb range anxiety and compete against already established players.
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Ericsson secures 100th commercial 5G contract
The networking giant signed an agreement with Telekom Slovenije in Slovenia.
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How to add voice recognition to hardware designs
Two options can be used: on-device or cloud-based.
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How metal oxide thin-film transistors enable flexible circuits
Flexible thin-film transistors have the power to transform our daily lives and thus are the most exciting electronic technologies for the future.
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Cadence enhances verification software with machine learning technology
The enhancement allows the EDA company’s Xcelium Logic Simulator to be five times faster.
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Dialog offering NOR flash memories compatible with Bluetooth low energy MCUs
The combined devices could be used in a range of industrial and connected consumer applications.
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Video: Hyundai and Aptiv names self-driving car joint venture Motional
The company will seek to bring a fleet of autonomous vehicles to market by 2022.
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New partnership is bringing antimicrobial protection to touch screens
Coastal Health and Raydiant announced the launch of a partnership to provide antimicrobial protection on Raydiant's touchscreen, Kiosk and Virtual Room solutions.
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Super high resolution display produced with 3D printing technique
Researchers from the Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute (KERI) used 3D printing techniques to create a nano display with high quality resolution.
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Testing platform for AI algorithms eliminates human factor
Researchers from the Center for Diagnostics and Telemedicine created a platform that autonomously self-tests AI algorithms.
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New displays meet requirements for eyesafe screens
Eyesafe® and BOE Technology Group Co., or BOE, announced today that their first displays have met the requirements for Eyesafe Display Certification for Low Blue Light and Color Performance.
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Franchise agreement inked by New Yorker Electronics and AMFAS International
The agreement combines New Yorker Electronics’ certified distribution with AMFAS’ injection molding and personal manufacturing solutions.
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Developing virtual reality for airline travel
KT Corp. is working with Korean airliners on a new type of in-flight entertainment system.
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High linearity LNAs for small cell, massive MIMO and base station applications
New low noise amplifiers feature ultra low-noise figures, exceptional linearity and operate over a wide range of frequencies.
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Nanosys raises $20 million to expand heavy metal free quantum dot adoption
The company has raised $250 million in investments.
