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BMW and Daimler agree to halt joint self-driving development
The cost of development and economic conditions were not fit for right now.
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AImotive secures $20 million to expand locations and self-driving technology
The company has now raised $75 million in total funding.
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How IoT devices protect food service workers when social distancing is not possible
Even before the new coronavirus pandemic, restaurants and other food service businesses were adopting IoT tools to save employee time while ensuring quality and safety.
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CEA-Leti scientists demonstrate CMOS device fabrication at 500° C
Proof of integration of fully depleted silicon on insulator complementary metal–oxide–semiconductor (CMOS) devices processed at 500° C offers scope for further 3D monolithic integration.
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New electrostatic voltage sensor monitors continuously moving production processes
Model 875 sensor provides highly accurate measurement of electrostatic charge for semiconductor and industrial manufacturing.
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Patent issued for innovative air filtration technology developed at the University of Washington
The design, in which particle-repelling plates are paired with disposable, foam-encased, particle-collecting plates, can be used in air purification and HVAC design applications for commercial and consumer markets.
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Paper chips pave the way to early forest fire alerts
Self-powered, green ionic-type thermoelectric paper chips were designed as sensors to quickly detect and transmit information about fire events.
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System uses wind turbine kinetic power to protect power grid from outages
Researchers from the University of Birmingham created a smart system that controls the storage and release of energy from wind turbines that reduce the risk of power cuts.
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AR system removes buildings for construction planning
Researchers from the Division of Sustainable Energy and Environmental Engineering at Osaka University created a prototype for a real time augmented reality (AR) software that can virtually remove static structures and moving objects.
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Magnetic fields power this mini neural stimulator
The tiny surgical implant can electrically stimulate the brain and nervous system without using a battery or wired power supply.
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New York plans to replace half a million streetlights with smart lighting
Signify will work with municipalities to enable one of the first steps toward smart cities.
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Video: Using AI to determine how painters crafted works of art
Called Timecraft, the AI can be used to recreate how digital and watercolor paintings are made by the original artists.
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4 benefits to TSMC building a 5 nm fab in the US
The new 5 nm fab could support up to 20,000 wafers per month and will expand the domestic supply chain.
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The TG5000 gas monitor serves industrial facility gas detection needs
The modular single or dual sensor mechanical design offers application flexibility and helps to reduce wiring costs.
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AI could be used to predict ice changes and create warnings without a supercomputer
Researchers from UIT the Arctic University of Norway found that artificial intelligence (AI) could be a viable option to create ice warnings that are faster and more accessible on ships.
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Learn the latest in power management at the EBV Virtual Power Fair
The EBV Virtual Power Fair provides attendees a chance to learn about the latest developments in power management for leading experts. This year’s main theme is efficiency-evolving designs with SiC and GaN.
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First 24G SAS storage interoperability successfully tested
Microchip and Kioxia said the testing paves the way for broad industry deployment of the technology.
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Scientists isolate narrow band of blue light that disrupts circadian rhythms
The breakthrough could have major implications for how lights are engineered to optimize human health.
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HVAC/R equipment design and worker safety in the use of UV-C germicidal irradiation
Updated requirements in the UL 60335-2-40 standard will help ensure that the risk to service workers is reduced regardless of their proximity to a UV-C source.
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Video: Robotics platform combines 5G and AI
Qualcomm’s Robotics RB5 platform will create a new generation of low-power robots and drones.
