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SSD NAND and 3D XPoint zero footprint test sockets
The socket is surface mounted using standard soldering methods to the same location on the PCB.
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Sager Electronics announces availability of RHV2 and RHV3 DC/DC converters from Recom
The converters are ideal for x-ray equipment, high vacuum monitoring and other high voltage industrial applications where very high isolation remote power supply is required.
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Watch Epilog Laser’s Fusion Pro Laser machine in action
This video examines the features of the Fusion Pro Series, including camera recognition capabilities, and shows the machine in action, engraving and cutting a variety of substrates.
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Automated focus settings could bring 3D photography to the forefront
Researchers from Purdue University have created technology to make operating 3D cameras easier to use by compressing 3D camera files and automating the focus and exposure settings.
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Funding and research in robotics needed to fight future pandemics
Robots are helping already, but could do a lot more.
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Driving wider adoption of IoT connectivity in lighting
Signify has expanded its certification program for LEDs.
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Augmented reality remote collaboration software helps businesses dealing with COVID-19
The system can help mitigate the lack of in-person meetings and communicating with those in the field.
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AI based system fights fake news
Researchers from the University of Notre Dame are working on creating an early warning system using artificial intelligence (AI) that identifies manipulated images, deepfake videos and disinformation online.
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Thine introduces a small package, low power consumption MIPI CSI-2 serializer IC for video applications
The tiny 2.1 mm x 2.9 mm package supports the small camera form factor critical for medical endoscope camera applications.
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Polestar begins production of its first electric car
The production will begin despite the outbreak of the coronavirus.
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The impact of COVID-19 on 5G deployment
Network deployment may continue at a slower pace, but smartphone sales will take a bad hit.
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Is replacing rearview mirrors with cameras in vehicles advantageous?
Daimler tests using its MirrorCam on trucks.
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New framework provides accurate crop water use
Researchers from the University of Illinois and the U.S. Department of Energy created a high-res mapping framework, called BESS-STAIR, that provides accurate forecasts of crop water use.
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Gyroscope allows navigation without GPS
Reportedly 10,000 times more accurate and only 10 times more costly than available devices, the new gyroscope could improve low-cost inertial navigation by drones, smart phones and autonomous vehicles.
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So long, trial and error
If you have ever traveled in a modern jetliner, crossed a bridge or ridden in a car, you have entrusted your life to computer simulations. Such models are used to design everything from aircraft and bridges to automobiles and buildings, making sure they are as safe as possible. But when it comes to designing treatments for patients with serious and even life-threatening conditions, physicians often rely on an approach best described as “trial and error.”
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Nvidia leads self-driving car chip development progress
Navigant Research has researched more than 70 companies involved in autonomous vehicle growth.
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Nokia upgrading its IP transport for 5G services
The move should help accelerate 5G services to consumers and businesses.
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SK Telecom using big data to help curb coronavirus
The company is working with local Korean police to identify large groups.
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Progress in integrated optical isolators
For coherent photonics, an optical isolator remains as vital as the laser device itself. As photonics expands beyond its traditional telecoms stronghold, into areas like biophotonics and sensing, the commercial prize of an integrated isolator is greater than ever.
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Saelig introduces STO1000E 150 MHz battery-powered portable oscilloscopes
The two- and four-channel battery-powered portable oscilloscopes offer bandwidths of up to 150 MHz.
