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Study: Widespread EV adoption not enough to curb climate change
Researchers from the University of Toronto said that widespread adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) is not enough to address climate change.
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How Nvidia acquiring Arm could completely transform the chip industry
While Nvidia could potentially be the most innovative semiconductor company, it could create rifts in the mobile processor and data center markets.
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LoRaWAN network for smart cities and smart agriculture
Kerlink and ClearBlade partner to deploy wireless networks for asset monitoring.
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App for farmers helps track clubroot infestation
Researchers from the University of Calgary have created an app to help farmers control clubroot, an invasive species that kills plants.
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How VR increases construction site safety
VR is disrupting traditional methods in yet another industry.
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KROHNE has developed a comprehensive platform for the entire lifecycle of process instrumentation
Manufacturers are incorporating technology, interconnectivity and data into all of their operations. As a result, nearly every device in a manufacturing setting can become a “smart machine.”
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Calex’s CEV series AC/DC battery charger shipping from Sager Electronics
The CEV series can be used as either an external charging source or installed on board a lithium-ion battery operated application.
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Compact VSDs with 180% overload capacities
Overload capacities up to 180% make the variable speed drives (VSDs) suitable for applications that require high levels of torque for short periods.
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Self-driving functions in vehicles to be a gradual deployment
A new forecast from IDC indicates features will be implemented slowly rather than fully available in a car.
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European telecom Orange begins 5G trials for industrial use
The trials involve using augmented reality and robots to help improve efficiency and limit human interactions.
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Level 4 self-parking vehicle system introduced in China
Using sensors in parking areas, the system can identify and track car positions and obstacles over a 5G network.
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Study: Chatbots are not as effective as human doctors when diagnosing patients
Researchers found that chatbot based symptomp checker apps are not nearly as effective as an in-person doctor's visit.
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Video: Multi-function Telco accelerator card for growing 5G O-RAN virtual baseband unit markets
The T1 card delivers increased network performance while reducing CPU core count, cost and power, enabling a simplified, efficient 5G virtualized infrastructure.
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Bipedal robots are not even close
In order for bipedal robots to be practical, two key technologies need further development.
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Automotive grade PIN photodiodes feature low 0.7 mm profile, increased signal to noise ratio
Offered in the 0805 case size, the AEC-Q101 qualified devices feature black surface-mounted diode packages to eliminate side illumination.
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Heilind Electronics expands sensor offering with Sensata — Cynergy3 pressure sensors
The sensors measure pressure of a liquid or gas and provide the information as an electronic signal.
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Watch: Biometric wristband tracks worker health and safety
The smart wristband provides an alert system for COVID-19 social distancing, contact tracing and digital signatures.
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Self-erasing chip could be the future of counterfeit tech
Researchers from the University of Michigan created a self-erasing microchip that could help stop counterfeit electronics and alert users if a package has been tampered with.
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Automotive SMD power inductors handle high temperature and high currents
The devices offer the benefits of -40° C to 150° C operating temperature range, high current, high-insulation voltage and magnetic shielding.
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Thermal interface materials for extended EV battery lifespan
Energy transfer between battery components and cooling devices is most optimally accomplished by using thermal interface materials (TIMs).
