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Video: MEMS thermal sensors detect human presence
The sensors combine thermopile elements and application-specific integrated circuits into one package for an ultra-compact footprint.
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Silk printed bioinks allow researchers to use wearables to monitor large areas of the body
Researchers from Tufts University’s School of Engineering created a biomaterial-based ink that responds and indicates chemicals released from the body or the surrounding environment through changing color.
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New screen inspired by butterflies reduces eye strain
Researchers from the University of Central Florida developed new low power, ultra high definition displays and screens that are easier on the eyes.
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New Sif Safco screw-terminal capacitors combine ultra-long life with high energy density
The aluminum electrolytic capacitors are large capacitors supporting high energy loads and delivering long service life.
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Position sensors for high-speed electric motors to improve car industry’s electrification efforts
The sensors enable more efficient operation of electric motors in power steering and braking systems.
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Solar cell evolution: Past, present, future
The evolution of solar cell technology, from silicon-wafer cells to emerging research.
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Army selects two installations for 5G testing
The facilities will be used to focus on rapid, mobile and secure battlefield connectivity concepts.
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National Instruments acquires OptimalPlus to expand semiconductor test systems
The $365 million deal is expected to close in the third quarter of this year.
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New ultrathin film can autonomously switch from dark to light
Researchers from KAIST created an optical film technology that allows smart windows to autonomously switch between being transparent and opaque in response to light conditions.
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New display protects sensitive information with the press of a button
MMD, the leading display specialist and brand license partner for Philips monitors, announces the new 24 inch Philips 242B1V LCD monitor, designed to help professionals to improve productivity while protecting sensitive data and contents from onlookers.
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Watch: Throat-swabbing robot could automate COVID-19 testing
A throat-swabbing automaton was designed to scale and improve such testing while also keeping healthcare workers safe.
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Weaving smart sensors with smart textiles
Unlike more familiar forms of wearable technology, electronic textiles and smart textiles do not require PCBs or other cumbersome hardware components, as sensors and circuits are integrated directly into a garment or coating.
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New gaming display is curved for consistent field of view
Samsung Electronics’ new gaming monitor, the Odyssey G7, has been optimized to provide a high-quality gaming experience with a sleek design and unique shape.
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Smartphones and wearables to be deeply impacted by COVID-19 in 2020
Due to social distancing, lockdowns, unemployment and supply chain issues, unit shipments will falter.
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Video: $80 DIY-based virtual reality headset powered by Arduino
The device will work with PCs at a fraction of the cost of other sets.
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Bosch and Qualcomm team for sensor software
The MEMS sensing software will be used to provide advanced features for smartphones and wearables.
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Liquid-cooling 5G base station solution revealed
Nokia has developed what it claims is the first solution to be deployed in the world.
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Video: Flexible feet help robots cover uneven terrain faster
The feet allow for a 40% improvement in robot speed.
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Handheld UV light device might now be possible
Researchers from Penn State have developed a cheap way to develop materials for the devices.
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Power solution modules for industrial, automotive and consumer applications
Newark now carries three power modules for electronic device design.
