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MediaTek introduces 5G processor for next generation 5G smartphones
The system-on-chip includes a 5G modem for sub-6 GHz networks.
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Nokia to install 5G network in Taiwan
The Finnish company has signed a deal with Taiwan Star Telecom for non-standalone and standalone networks.
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Synopsys and TSMC collaborate on design platforms for 5 nm and 6 nm process technologies
The deal will be for vertical markets such as high-performance computing, mobile, 5G and AI chip designs.
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Watch how to build a people counter to control social distancing
Keep a shop, room or any indoor environment free from unhealthy overcrowding during the COVID-19 pandemic with a People Counter that can be assembled in under an hour.
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Magnets used to track medical robots in the body with this new GPS system
Researchers from the University of California, San Diego, have created an affordable and easy-to-use GPS system that can track flexible medical robots inside the body.
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Advantech launches industrial edge AI computer leveraging NVIDIA Jetson Xavier NX
The computer expands the range of edge artificial intelligence (AI) systems built on the Jetson platform for smart city, intelligent manufacturing and AI of things applications.
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Siglent Technologies introduces next generation RF signal generators
Two new models for standard and advanced applications feature output frequencies up to 6 GHz and vector signal generation capability.
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Motion control techniques for synchronous motion
Motion control techniques are improving day by day with the help of advanced technology. Multi-axis synchronization refers to the synchronized motion and the techniques which are used to achieve motion control.
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Computer model simulates how supply chains need to be safeguarded during an epidemic
A computer model developed by researchers at Kansas State University reveals supply chain vulnerabilities that need safeguarding.
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Energy management using nonintrusive load monitoring
Building energy disaggregation at appliance level can serve as an important tool for energy planning and conservation schemes.
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New SSG5000X series 6 GHz RF analog/vector signal generators from Saelig
The instruments offer excellent performance in phase noise, spectral purity, bandwidth, error vector magnitude and output power.
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Crop modeling system assesses how the food supply needs to adapt to climate change
Researchers from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign created crop modeling system that helps understanding how to secure the food supply as the world adjusts to climate change.
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3D system could improve cardiovascular care and medical student training
Researchers from Duke University created a dynamics simulator that models blood flow through the human arterial system at subcellular resolution.
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BMW to use AI robots in automotive factories powered by Nvidia
Nvidia’s Issaac platform will be used to train and test robots to be used for transporting materials and organizing parts in a factory.
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SK Telecom develops 5G smartphone with a quantum random number generator
The phone will give users extra layers of security for payment, login and more.
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Ericsson to test 5G industrial application scenarios in Germany
The tests will involve everything from 5G sensor technology to mobile robotics and logistics.
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Highly accurate ADC modules for RTD temperature sensors in flight test data acquisition programs
The analog-to-digital-conversion (ADC) module variants for use with resistance temperature detector (RTD) sensors in flight test and monitoring programs can acquire sensor data from up to 16 RTD channels on a single module.
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New 30 to 38 GHz, 125 W mmWave MPM for faster tactical communication, enhanced situational awareness
The wideband dB-3201H microwave power module (MPM) covers the 30 to 38 GHz frequency range and offers 125 W of continuous wave power.
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Accelerating the development of battery-operated, always-on IoT devices
Aspinity and Infineon Technologies partner to combine sensors and software.
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Telemedicine allows diabetes patients to monitor their condition without visiting a doctor
Researchers from the University of California and the University of Colorado, Denver conducted a study that found some patients with type one diabetes who are closely monitoring their condition with telehealth are experiencing better care during the COVID-19 pandemic.
