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Video: Testing new form factors for hybrid and electric racing cars
The Formula Hybrid Competition saw 20 teams competing for bragging rights.
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Google testing augmented reality to Google Maps and Google Search
The feature would allow virtual images to be placed in the real world.
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Video: Simple cranial pressure sensor solution for infants
The non-invasive Bend-Aid is a flexible device based on a wound dressing already in common use with an embedded ribbon-like sensor.
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Powering wearables with carbon nanotube forests
Stretchable supercapacitors are based on crumpled vertically aligned carbon nanotube forests transferred onto an elastomer substrate.
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Lyft to begin using Waymo’s self-driving cars
The company will start with 10 cars first and increase it later.
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Anti eavesdropping bill seeks to curb privacy concerns of smart home speakers
California is seeking to shore up security of Amazon Alexa, Google Home and Apple HomePod.
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Research: Consumers willing to pay more for premium 5G services
A new Ericsson survey myth busts some of the concerns about the next-generation wireless technology.
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Build a Raspberry Pi-based autonomous underwater vehicle
The UAV can be used in aquaculture markets.
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Sensor module simplifies internet of things development for makers
ST Microelectronics’ SensorTile.box platform can connect smart devices to the cloud for data capture and analysis.
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High-resolution holographic microscope is 3D printed
The portable, robust high-resolution microscope could increase access to low-cost medical diagnostic services.
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Looking to innovate, companies embrace the makerspace
Laser cutters, in particular, are often the most popular tools in a makerspace, because they are fast, relatively easy to use and can bring a project to life quickly.
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Cree to invest $1 billion to expand SiC capacity
An expanded advanced manufacturing campus will accelerate industry transition from silicon to silicon carbide to meet EV and 5G market demand.
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Verizon seeks to improve emergency response through 5G
The fast network could provide aid in preparedness and rescue operations.
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Hacked devices make smart homes vulnerable to intruders
Design flaws in smart home devices that allow third parties to prevent security systems from signaling a home break-in or from uploading a video of intruders.
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Counterfeit electronics and lasers
Perhaps no anti-counterfeiting measure is more immediate and tangible than the engraving of genuine parts with unique and identifiable marks, like the ones that can be achieved with an Epilog Laser system.
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Antenna beamwidth factors in RF testing
Understanding beamwidth and how it influences a test environment is critical to accurate and repeatable tests.
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Hamamatsu develops diode-pumped pulsed laser with output of 117 joules
The system irradiates seed light into the laser medium pumped by laser diode modules to amplify the energy to a high output level.
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Prenatal care app reduces doctor visits
A prenatal care app from George Washington University (GW) helps expectant parents track their health and reduce the number of times they visit their doctor while maintaining patient and provider satisfaction.
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Video: Knitted objects with moving parts could be the future of soft robots
The new process could make soft robots cheaper and easier to use.
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Swiss telecoms introduce first European 5G smartphones
Swisscom and Sunrise plan for Switzerland-wide 5G service by the end of the year.
