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FAA warns of drones with weapons attached
The news comes after announcements of flamethrowers and other dangerous items being attached to the flying devices.
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Video: Watch Nvidia’s self-driving car technology in action
The vehicle uses perception, localization and planning, and control software in real time.
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The killer app for 5G will be video streaming
A new survey from IHS Markit puts video streaming ahead of all other services.
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Robot delivery startup raises $40 million to expand service
The company will roll out to 100 campuses in the next two years.
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Chinese car startup Pony.ai and Toyota to collaborate on self-driving cars
Pony.ai has already started operations on public streets in China and will begin in California soon.
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Digital security for the internet of things in smart cities severely lagging
Leaving much of the important infrastructure open to attack.
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Skyworks' new front-end modules for Bluetooth IoT applications
The devices integrate power amplifier output matching, harmonic filtering and bypass path switching, which enable flexible and innovative end product designs for space-constrained IoT applications.
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New, color-keyed, SMT test points
The test points are manufactured by Keystone Electronics in phosphor bronze with a silver plate for superior soldering and low electrical resistance for a variety of applications.
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Vishay Intertechnology releases X1, X2 and Y2 EMI suppression film capacitors
The devices withstand temperature humidity bias testing of 85° C, 85% relative humidity for 1,000 hours at rated voltage to ensure longer service life in harsh environment conditions.
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Teardown: Tesla Model 3 center touchscreen display (2017-19 model)
Teardown-style look at the brains of virtually every vehicle system inside a Tesla Model 3: the center touchscreen display.
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1,000 VA railway DC-AC sine wave inverters meet EN50155
The inverters use field-proven microprocessor controlled high frequency pulse width modulation technology to deliver up to 1,000 VA pure sine wave output voltage.
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Safeguarding machines with hard guards
Hard guarding is a common approach to protecting both the visible and invisible hazardous areas of a machine.
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Making the case for lasers in business
Lasers are supplanting traditional tools in multiple industries.
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SK Telecom surpasses 1 million 5G subscribers
The company hit the milestone after just 140 days.
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Porsche invests in Israeli self-driving car startup
TriEye makes short-wave infrared sensor technology.
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Fujitsu and Qualcomm make data calls on 5G sub-6 GHz and mmWave spectrums
The test moves 5G in Japan one step closer to commercial rollout.
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Lasers in manufacturing and packaging
Thanks to the wide range of materials they can engrave with accuracy and permanency, lasers are an ideal tool for creating identification systems.
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Xilinx launches 9 million system logic cell FPGAs
The FPGA can be used for prototype next-generation ASICs and SoC technologies.
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Mitsubishi Electric develops AI-based diagnostic technology
The technology rapidly and accurately detects machine abnormalities for improved productivity in factories and plants.
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Waymo begins testing self-driving cars in the rain
The tests are taking place in Florida during hurricane season.
