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Robot helps children with autism learn
Researchers from the University of Southern California created a personalized learning robot, named Kiwi, for children with autism.
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3D bioprinter prints scaffolds right onto defect sites in skeletal muscles
Researchers created a handheld 3D bioprinter that prints scaffolds for musculoskeletal surgery.
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Solar powered cube allows fish farmers to monitor water for pollution
Researchers from KAUST created a small, self-powered sensor that monitors multiple water quality characteristics and transmits data via Bluetooth.
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Saelig introduces PicoScope 6000E eight channel 500 MHz mixed-signal oscilloscopes
The series brings very high speed performance to an eight analog channel, 16 digital channel oscilloscope with 5 gigasamples(GSa)/second sampling and 4 GSa deep memory
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Cybersecurity method learns from hackers by tricking them
Researchers from the University of Texas at Dallas have created a new method that tricks hackers to learn from them.
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LoRaWAN experiment connects IoT for scientists studying an active volcano
Kerlink is using its gateway to enable scientists to gather radon information from Mount Etna.
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EV startup Lucid Motors forms agreement with LG Chem for EV batteries
The electric batteries will be a key component for the company’s first production vehicle, the Lucid Air.
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Two fixed network standards for 5G finalized
The Broadband Forum is moving ahead to secure functionality for the future of high-speed internet access.
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Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon processor to power upcoming 5G smartphones
The company has more than 70 designs in development for the Snapdragon 865 device.
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High power front-end modules for Wi-Fi 6 applications from Skyworks
The modules incorporate switching, low-noise amplifier with bypass and power amplifier for devices such as networking and WLAN-enabled wireless video streaming systems.
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Wearable could prevent re-hospitalization after heart failure
Scientists from the University of Utah Health and the UA Salt Lake City Health Care System created a wearable sensor that helps doctors remotely detect critical changes in heart failure patients days before another health crisis.
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Watch: Wearable health sensor for humans and their pets
As the device does not require direct skin contact to track vital signs, it might also be used as a health monitor for pets and livestock.
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Vishay at APEC 2020
Power IC, passive component, diode and MOSFET technologies for diverse applications will be shown by Vishay at APEC 2020 in New Orleans from March 15 to 19.
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Lewa to debut smart goggles and extended training app
Worldwide pump manufacturer Lewa announced that their recently launched visualization app now includes two more pump models and new augmented reality (AR) glasses for training.
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ATC from Pfeiffer Vacuum gets FDA approval
Vacuum technology company Pfeiffer Vacuum announced that its Mass Extraction (ATC) leak testing method meets FDA standard F3287 for pharmaceutical package leak testing, which eliminates the requirement for companies using its ATC technology to supply an additional leak testing approval application to the FDA.
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Sony reveals plans to develop 5G mmWave smartphone
Sony has also revealed new details about its flagship smartphone, the Xperia 1 II.
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Teardown: Huawei Mate 30 Pro 5G
The smartphone features a HiSilicon 5G embedded system-on-chip, AMOLD and multiple 40 megapixel cameras.
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Glass vs. metal CO2 laser tubes
There are several points to consider when looking to purchase a CO2 laser machine. One of the primary attributes that differentiates systems on the market is the type of laser tube the machine uses as its laser source. The two main options are water-cooled glass tubes and air-cooled metal tubes.
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TE Connectivity ranks among Ethisphere's 2020 World's Most Ethical Companies
The annual listing honors companies that have a purpose-based strategy and strive to create positive change throughout their global communities as a core part of their business model.
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KSB to debut new submersible motor pump line at IFAT
Pump and valve manufacturer KSB will debut its new Amarex KRT series of submersible motor pumps for transporting untreated wastewater in municipal and industrial wastewater management applications at this year’s IFAT, the trade fair for water, sewage, waste and raw materials management, which is held in Munich, Germany, May 4 through May 8.
