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Language and tone are important factors in medical forums
Researchers from the University of Munster have found that tone and language used in medical blogs is a determining factor in how seriously a reader takes an article.
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Toward an underwater internet of things
The internet of things is being merged with the development of technology to simultaneously transmit light and energy to underwater energy devices.
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New Yorker Electronics is distributing screwless terminal blocks from Excel Cell Electronics
The new compact, 5.0 mm pitch screw-less terminal blocks reduce connection times in the field.
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Self-driving car testing freezes due to COVID-19
Waymo, Cruise, Pony.ai, Argo.ai and Aurora have suspended autonomous driving operations.
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Portable AI device can detect illnesses like coronavirus
Researchers from the University of Massachusetts Amherst have created a portable surveillance device, called Flusense, that can detect coughing and crowd size in real-time and analyze the data to directly monitor flu-like illnesses, like the coronavirus.
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Saelig offers compact, multi-channel CDP-07M UHF narrow-band industrial transmitter/receiver pair
The modules inherit the compact, high-functionality characteristics of first-generation models with an updated internal circuit design for long-term stability and service life.
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Daimler, Ford, GM and Fiat to suspend all vehicle production due to COVID-19 virus
Automotive plants will remain closed through March and longer if deemed necessary.
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COVID-19 will significantly disrupt the semiconductor market in 2020
New research suggests the minor growth that was expected may now end in contraction.
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ZTE to launch new 5G smartphone in China next week
The Axon 11 will be compatible with both standalone and non-standalone modes.
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AMD Ryzen embedded into a Raspberry Pi
The processor has been integrated into a tiny board for developers.
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AI-powered smart sole gathers gait data in the user's living environment
Researchers from the Stevens Institute of Technology have created SportSole, an AI-powered smart insole that turns shoes into a portable gait-analysis lab.
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Volkswagen suspends production at European plants due to COVID-19 virus
The move could potentially delay the roll out of the ID.3 electric vehicle.
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European ICT spending to slow in 2020 due to COVID-19 virus
Spending growth rate forecast for 2020 has been cut in half.
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Nokia ports 5G capabilities to its internet of things network services
The company has also invested in a 5G lab to begin testing use cases.
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AI breakthrough inspired by mammal brains
Researchers from Cornell University have used artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms to explain mysterious areas of mammal’s brain.
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Watch: People perform better in VR environment when playing against a realistic avatar of themselves
Researchers from the University of Bath found that a person’s performance improves in virtual reality (VR) exercise games when they compete against an avatar that closely matches themselves.
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Otto LP3-V fully illuminated vandal resistant pushbuttons now shipping from Sager Electronics
The fully illuminated LP3-V pushbutton, available with or without legends, is a momentary action, vandal resistant switch designed to provide reliable and secure lighted position indication.
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Fast-charging electric vehicles may damage batteries
A new method for charging at low temperatures may reduce the risk of damage.
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Cologne seeks to become first smart city in Germany
Soon, 85,000 light points will be upgraded to connected lighting.
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Silicon carbide power modules for EVs, power grids and power systems
Microchip Technology has expanded its new line of wide bandgap technologies.
