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Using robots to install connected LED lighting in Japan’s Toyota Stadium
Signify has installed its Arena Vision lights including 3D visualization and video aiming.
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Is a 5G iPhone from Apple on its way?
The internet device giant will now get 5G modems from the wireless chip maker.
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New low-voltage DC drive with snap-on programmable board option
The brushless motor control operates in the 12 to 48 V DC power bandwidth, up to 30 amps peak (1 minute) or 15 amps continuously.
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Vishay Intertechnology optocouplers in space-saving DIP-6 and SMD-6 packages offer 800 V off-state voltage for high robustness and noise isolation
Typical applications include power TRIAC drivers in solid-state relays, three-phase air conditioners, boilers, and motor, lamp and valve control in household appliances.
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LG gears up for launch of 5G smartphone in Europe
The Korean electronics giant is teaming with Swisscom as part of the initial 5G rollout to the region.
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Customized 3D-printed prosthetics include electronic sensors
Sensors are integrated within form-fitting regions of 3D-printed prosthetics via a conformal 3D-printing technique using carbon nanotube-based polymer inks.
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Samsung boasts largest share of 5G in Korea
While the technology has just become available, companies are already bragging about being first to market.
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Intel combines 3D NAND technology with solid-state storage in a single module
The module allows Intel’s Optane technology to be expanded to thin notebooks and mini PCs.
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New Yorker Electronics to distribute conduction-cooled capacitors with new mounting option
The new 2SM6 direct-mount uses a through-hole design that is compatible with many current applications.
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Dialog completes power management license transaction with Apple
More than 300 Dialog employees will become Apple workers.
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Google’s Wing begins drone deliveries in Australia
The project will bring food, coffee and healthcare items to residents in the North Canberra area.
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Device allows sound to flow in one direction
Yale researchers have found a way to make sound flow in one direction using acoustic resonators.
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Video: CRISPR-chip finds genetic mutations in minutes
The device combines electronic transistors made of graphene with clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats (CRISPR) technology.
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The design goal dilemma of reducing electronic waste
A lack of synergy between recycling and durability goals can result in counterintuitive design implications of extended producer responsibility programs.
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What is 400ZR?
Aimed predominantly at short-reach, single-span fiber optic links for Data Center Interconnect, 400ZR is an interoperable networking implementation agreement (IA) in progress by the Optical Internetworking Forum. It defines a footprint-optimized solution for transporting 400 Gbps Ethernet over DCI links targeting a minimum of 80 km.
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Teardown: Fellowes Microban Split Design Keyboard
Teardown-style look at the Fellowes Microban Split Design Keyboard, which features built-in antimicrobial protection.
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Verizon turns on its 5G network in two cities
Customers in select areas of Chicago and Minneapolis can now connect to 5G, but there is a catch.
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Swiss startup develops an EV battery that can last more than 600 miles
Innolith claims its energy battery will be the first non-flammable lithium-based solution for electric vehicles.
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Drone Delivery Canada expands delivery business
Beyond remote delivery, the company will look to the industrial, agricultural, construction and other markets.
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Now a coffee table can charge your smartphone
Startup Mili has introduced a new way to charge smart devices through everyday furniture.
