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CES 2020: 10 electronic devices to see at the show
Gadgets, sleeping devices, waterproof headphones, charging devices and more.
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Watch: Device helps those with swallowing problems at home
Researchers from Purdue University have developed a wearable monitoring device to help patients with swallowing disorders.
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Watch: Wearable sensor to aid patients with swallowing disorders
Those with swallowing disorders could soon be assisted by a skin-mountable sensor designed to remotely monitor patients at home and improve compliance with rehabilitation protocols.
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Computer algorithm helps doctors understand conversations about life threatening diseases
Researchers from the University of Vermont Conversation Lab used machine learning and natural language processing to understand what a conversation about the treatment of life-threatening medical illnesses looks like.
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Computer game predicts opioid reuse
Researchers have developed a computer game that can predict the likelihood that a recovering person will reuse drugs.
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New Yorker Electronics to supply space-saving direct water-cooled power wirewound resistor
Vishay’s direct water-cooled power wirewound resistor eliminates the need for heatsinks and handles almost 10 times the power of naturally cooled resistors of the same size.
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CES 2020: LG to debut “real” 8K TVs
The TVs exceed the requirements established by the CTA.
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CES 2020: OnePlus to introduce its first concept smartphone
The company is holding a special event at the tradeshow.
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Transphorm’s GaN used in AES’ latest power supplies for large passenger airplanes
The switch mode power supplies, currently used by large CS-25 airplane manufacturers, incorporate Transphorm’s GaN FETs to increase overall system efficiency by more than 10% compared to competitive silicon-based power supply units.
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CES 2020: Honda Xcelerator to showcase exoskeletons and AI innovations
The exoskeleton provides support for workers to sit, walk or stand while on the job.
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Stewart Connector introduces USB Type-C cable assemblies
The cable assemblies support data speeds up to 480 Mbps for USB 2.0, 5 Gbps for USB 3.0 and 10 Gbps for USB 3.1.
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Breker Verification Systems launches RISC-V TrekApp for automated, high-coverage system integration Test Suite Synthesis
The solution targets complex verification challenges and increases coverage by executing unpredictable corner-case scenarios without the need for manually developed test content.
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Keysight Technologies delivers high-speed differential probing solution for DDR5/LPDDR5
The probe provides high bandwidth and low loading, offering up to 25 GHz bandwidth and an RC input impedance profile for extremely low mid-band loading.
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2 W and 3 W SIP16 DC/DC converters have 20 kV DC isolation
Recom has launched its RHV2 and RHV3 series of certified, ultra-high isolation DC/DC converters with single and dual outputs rated at 2 W or 3 W in a compact SIP16 package.
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Potentially scalable readout system for large arrays of quantum dots is demonstrated
The research hold promise for fast, accurate single-shot readout of foundry-compatible silicon metal-oxide semiconductor spin qubits.
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CES 2020: Fisker to debut first all-electric SUV
The company will debut the prototype of the actual production vehicle at the January tradeshow.
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5G-enabled autonomous ferry begins passenger transportation in Norway
Ericsson, Telia and NTNU are collaborating on a new 5G project.
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Nokia testing an automated rail operation using 5G connectivity
The technology could boost capacity, punctuality and cross-border operations of railways.
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Oppo to launch 5G Reno3 Pro smartphone this month
The phone will include Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 765G mobile platform.
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5G deployments lead the top 10 tech predictions for 2020
The next-generation wireless technology will likely replace fiber rollouts.
