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Sensors: The eyes of aircraft automation
The extensive use of sensors permits aircraft to be nearly autonomous.
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Graphene based food sensor created using aerosol jet printing
Researchers from Iowa State University created a cheap graphene-based food sensor that can detect food spoilage.
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ESA qualified cable assembly for the latest generation of Q band (45 GHz) satellites
These cable assemblies achieve excellent electrical characteristics and offer an ideal solution for antennae designed for telecommunication satellites operating in the Q band.
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2020 National Electrical Code requires cellular metal floor raceways to be listed
The requirements cover cellular metal floor raceway systems intended to be installed as an integral part of the building structure and constructed for the installation of wires and cables.
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New Yorker Electronics releases new Adam Tech Interconnects waterproof discrete pogo pins
The IP rated spring-loaded DIP pins from Adam Tech Interconnects prevent moisture from entering the pin around barrel seams.
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AI can turn 2D image into 3D images in seconds
Facebook researchers have created a way to turn photos from any smartphone device into a 3D image within seconds.
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Attend the ISA Virtual Cybersecurity Standards Implementation Conference
Join the International Society of Automation for a virtual conference focusing on expert discussions surrounding awareness and solutions for cybersecurity threats/vulnerabilities.
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Low smoke zero halogen flexible flat cables
The multi-conductor flat cables are designed for applications that require non-toxic, corrosive free, low smoke, flame retardant, zero halogen content and environmentally friendly cables.
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Semiconductor refrigeration by laser
An infrared laser was used to cool a solid semiconductor optomechanical resonator by at least 20° C below room temperature.
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Misty Robotics adds temperature screening to fight COVID-19
The solution offers a contactless solution for businesses to prevent the spread of the pandemic.
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Video: Using AI and drones to manage 5G infrastructure
The solution could help improve safety and reduce the time it takes to manage cell sites.
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Teardown: Velar infotainment master controller
The device is geared for the Jaguar Land Rover vehicles.
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Canadian telecom Rogers using Ericsson to power 5G network
Using Ericsson equipment, the network will be ported to sporting, entertainment and event venues.
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Signify expands UV-C production to meet growing need for disinfection lighting
The COVID-19 pandemic has the company upping the production.
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Forest fire alarm gathers energy from tree movement
Researchers from Michigan State University created a remote forest fire detection and alarm system that is powered by the movement of trees and wind.
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Productivity2000 PLC analog and specialty I/O modules from AutomationDirect
The modular rack-based system features a full lineup of discrete, analog and specialty I/O modules providing over 400 local I/O points.
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Watch the demo of a printed organic sensor smart mat for social distancing in retail settings
Embedded with 8,000 sensors, the smart distance-control floor mat helps to ensure social distancing in retail outlets.
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New GV210 series contactors from Sensata Technologies enable safe, efficient operation in electrification applications
The contactors are ideal for use in high power battery pack applications requiring 150 A and below including forklifts, residential energy storage and small electric vehicles.
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5G deployments continue despite COVID-19 pandemic
At the end of the first quarter of 2020, 5G grew 308.66% over the fourth quarter of last year.
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Nvidia and Mercedes-Benz team for self-driving cars
The automated driving system will be rolled out across the next generation of Mercedes-Benz cars beginning in 2024.
