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New Yorker Electronics announces Vishay resistors in thick- and thin-film options
New Yorker Electronics is featuring Vishay’s highest rated MIL-PRF-55342 military qualified resistors, recognized for superior quality in the avionics, military and space markets in both thick- and thin-film variants.
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Video: Knee implant sensor generates its own electricity
The self-powered knee implant sensor relies on friction to generate its own electricity.
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Fischer Freedom series connectivity solution on display at MD&M West
The connector is expected to revolutionize how medical device manufacturers approach wearable device design, due to its unique configuration allowing 360° connectivity and freedom of movement.
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OmniVision expands image signal processor family for endoscopes and catheters at MD&M West
The devices are designed to pair with the company's medical image sensors for quick integration into single-use and reusable endoscopes and catheters.
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Raspberry Pi turns 7, celebrates with annual 'Jam'
Raspberry Jams are volunteer-run, community-focused events held all over the world.
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Arduino introduces IoT cloud development platform
The new platform simplifies IoT application development, management and deployment.
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Silicon photonics device measures arterial stiffness
The point-of-care screening device for cardiovascular disease is based on Laser Doppler Vibrometry.
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Fast digitizer enables breakthrough in cell sorting
The intelligent image-based cell-sorting technology can process cells with enhanced throughput and accuracy.
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95% of consumers don’t want robots involved in their shopping experience
Virtual reality and artificial intelligence may also not be selling points.
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Red Bull’s Crashed Ice event gets infused with LED lights
Osram embedded lighting in the ice to illuminate the track to guide riders downhill and over obstacles.
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Quality, not quantity, is key to a healthy online experience
The goal of Safer Internet Day is to empower young people to make responsible decisions online. Here's how app developers can help.
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Amazon’s delivery robot won’t deter its drone delivery plans
Instead, both technologies could be used in different geographic locations depending on the size and scope.
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Verizon unlikely to expand 5G Home broadband service until the second half of 2019
Instead, the company will wait until standard 5G equipment is ready.
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Video: Roomba maker introduces new lawnmower robot
The robot includes navigation and wireless beacon technology.
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Meet Little Sophia, an educational variant to Hanson Robotics’ creepy Sophia
The robot is designed to teach kids STEM, coding and AI skills.
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Volvo’s self-driving car joint venture cleared to test on Swedish roads
Zenuity will test the autonomous vehicles at speeds of about 50 mph.
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Will 5G bring new life to a slumping smartphone market?
The short answer is: unlikely.
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Batteries, move over: delivering electricity via Wi-Fi
Researchers have designed the first flexible, battery-free 'rectenna' – a device that converts energy from Wi-Fi signals into electricity.
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Coating helps fiber optics map surrounding media
Polyimide coatings give optical fibers some protection while providing connectivity for ultrasonic waves to complete sensing tasks.
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Lite-On Semiconductor signs New Yorker Electronics as franchise distributor
New Yorker Electronics has teamed with Lite-On Semiconductor Corp. (LSC) in a new franchise distribution agreement to supply its discrete power management devices around the world.
