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AR releases updated version of EMC test software
The Emcware 5.0 suite provides automated electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing and report generation.
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Custom woodblock stamps with lasers: More creativity with less effort
Artists and makers often use woodblock printing to handcraft beautiful and intricate designs, but without spending hours hand drawing. Unfortunately, productivity can still be slow with woodworking tools.
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Rutronik and SoC supplier Rockchip sign global distribution agreement
The agreement covers the entire Rockchip portfolio of microprocessors and power management ICs.
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Three RISC-V SoCs from Efinix
The three software-defined, systems on a chip (SoCs) are based on the popular RISC (reduced instruction set computer)-V® core.
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RF Drive Test Kit captures multiple wireless bands in mobile wireless testing
The system provides a complete, multiband and versatile mobile wireless testing solution that captures multiple bands in a single drive test.
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Video: Solution enables PAM4-to-NRZ signal conversion for 400/100 GE data center testing
The cost-effective test solution enables data center operators to leverage 400 Gigabit Ethernet (GE) capable test ports to link with and test legacy 100 GE network equipment.
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Nuro partners with CVS for autonomous vehicle deliveries
This marks the third trial for the company’s self-driving, passengerless vans.
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T-Mobile goes live with 5G in all 50 states
The company signed an agreement with GCI for 5G roaming.
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Samsung to expand NAND flash facility
The facility will pave the way for mass production by the second half of 2021.
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Study: E-learning is a useful tool in fighting invasive species
A new study from Cranfield University has found that e-learning can be a critical tool in fighting invasive plant species.
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Festo makes electric motion simple with the CMMT-ST developer kit
A new developer kit enables system designers and machine builders to familiarize themselves with the functions and application possibilities of Festo’s CMMT servo drives.
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Watch: Self-healing optoelectronic material for robots and wearables
A stretchable, self-healing and illuminating material could be deployed for a range of uses including autonomous robotics, space exploration and search and rescue.
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New variable frequency drive from Mitsubishi Electric Automation
The variable frequency drive features permanent magnet motor control and reduces energy consumption so users can meet overall energy efficiency standards.
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Motion controllers customized to streamline applications and reduce cable mess
Custom motion controller designs reduce cost and improve reliability of the product by simplifying or eliminating interconnections between components.
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Managing peak electric grid loads with demand response programs
Demand response programs help customers save on utility expenses by deprioritizing needs during high demand.
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New smartphones have curved displays for reduced bezels
Part of the recently announced TCL 10-series line of premium and affordable Android smartphones, the TCL 10 Pro and TCL 10L are the first products to be sold in North America under the TCL Mobile brand.
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New image sensor for cars detects objects in extremely low light conditions
OmniVision Technologies, Inc. announced the expansion of its Nyxel near-infrared (NIR) technology into the automotive market with the new 2.5 megapixel OX03A2S image sensor.
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New large format displays create interactive business meetings
Prysm Inc. is unveiling its new large seamless interactive display, the Prysm Laser Phosphor Display (LPD) 6K Series, 225 in.
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Wearable devices soar in first quarter, growing 29.7%
Despite supply chain problems due to COVID-19, hearables and wristbands carried the market.
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Post-COVID-19 bounce back expected for 5G data center power systems
While the market will decline this year, the market will soar to more than $5.5 billion by 2025.
