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Sprint adds OnePlus smartphone to its 5G lineup
It is unclear if this will be the already released OnePlus 7 Pro 5G or a new yet-to-be released phone.
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Nexy: Steute Technologies’ IIoT 4.0 industrial wireless solution for factory automation
Nexy simplifies the transition from previous generations of factory processes to more robust, reliable, efficient and highly flexible smart factory implementations. Its modular design easily integrates with existing factory protocols.
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Augmented reality swim goggles give users real-time feedback
The swim goggles measure distance, stroke rate, pace per 100 and calories burned, all of which are displayed directly in the swimmer’s line of sight as they swim.
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Electrify America establishes pilot project to test robotic charging stations for self-driving cars
The station is set to open in early 2020.
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Ironwood Electronics announces clamshell socket for 1 mm pitch Xilinx FF896
The CG-BGA-4027 socket is designed for the 31 x 31mm package size and operates at bandwidths up to 27 GHz, with less than 1dB of insertion loss.
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Self-driving transport passenger vans begin service in New York
The vans will transport more than 16,000 passengers per month.
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Taoglas acquires IoT product design startup
The companies will advance engineering challenges for future next-generation IoT devices.
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Evans Capacitor Company awarded 4 star honors from Raytheon
The designer and manufacturer of high power density capacitors has been a steady supplier to Raytheon for over 18 years.
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See Epilog's new Fusion Pro in action
The new Fusion Pro line features the industry’s highest engraving speeds and incredibly precise camera positioning.
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Skyworks releases new front-end module for WLAN and LAA
The 5 GHz front-end module supports simultaneous WLAN and licensed assisted access protocols for mobile smartphones and tablets.
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Vodafone turns on 5G service in Germany
The company has turned on service to 35 cities in Europe.
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SK Telecom expects 2 million 5G subscribers by year's end
The company has thus far grown subscribers to 530,000.
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Microchip enters memory infrastructure market
The company has introduced a serial memory controller to use four times the memory channels of parallel DRAM.
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Intel and Lenovo to jointly develop AI and HPC hardware
The companies will focus on three main areas: systems and solutions, software optimization and ecosystem enablement.
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Connections in RF testing
Connectors will influence test results in various and sometimes unpredictable ways. Test equipment can compensate for some of these influences but often with detrimental effects.
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Watch: Stretchable electronics form soft, wearable, health monitor
Stretchable electronics are linked to gold electrodes through printed connectors in a system that captures and transmits electrocardiogram, heart rate, respiratory rate and motion activity data as much as 15 m to a portable recording device.
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Industry 4.0 encoders from Lika
Lika Electronic has introduced a new series of Industry 4.0 rotary encoders for smart factories. Industry 4.0 encoders conform to the hardware and software requirements of a wide range of industry protocols, including CANopen, Profibus, DeviceNet, Modbus RTU, Profinet, Ethernet/IP, EtherCAT, Powerlink and Modbus TCP. These protocols make up greater than 80% of the industrial Ethernet market share globally.
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Heilind now offering FH63-series FPC/FFC connectors
The company said the FH63-series connectors reduce assembly time and mating failure through the use of a single-action lock.
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Report: Verizon expects half the U.S. to have 5G wireless by 2020
BY 2020, half of the U.S. will have 5G wireless service.
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Intel introduces 10th generation core processors
The chips will be used for 2-in-1 desktop and laptop computers.
