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Video Games Could Help Older Adults Perform Exercises at Home
University of Sydney researchers have found that home-based video game exercises can reduce the amount of chronic low back pain (LBP) in older people.
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Lack of Reliable Technology Affects College Student’s Education
Students from low-income families and students of color are more likely to have less access to the reliable technology that is essentially a requirement in college.
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The Future is Here! A Flying Car will be on Display at the Paris Motor Show
A flying car will be on display for the first time at the Paris Motor Show. The vehicle is being developed by FLUTR (Flying Urban Transport), a German aerospace transport start-up.
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Leti Announces EU Project to Develop Powerful, Inexpensive Sensors with Photonic Integrated Circuits
REDFINCH consortium members will initially target applications for gas detection and analysis for refineries and the petrochemical industry, and protein analysis for the dairy industry.
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Machine Learning System Can Identify Objects in an Image Based on Recorded Speech Clips
The method could open new opportunities in speech recognition.
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Mass Production Begins from Volvo’s First American Car Factory
The factory will produce the S60 mid-size sedan and later the XC90 SUV.
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ARM-based Development Board Simplifies Machine Learning
The new Newark Element14 board offers a wide range of potential peripherals and features programmable logic acceleration engines.
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Ikea Gets into the Self-Driving Market with Seven Prototype Vehicles
The autonomous prototypes point to a future where vehicles impact our daily lives.
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Fiber Optic Sensors Developed for Medical and Wearable Technology
Researchers from the Institute of Photonic Technology at Jinan University in Guangzhou, China, have created new fiber optic sensors that can improve medical technology, wearable technologies and more.
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Video: Industry's First 200-W and 100-W USB Type-C™ and USB Power Delivery Controllers with Fully Integrated Power Paths Simplify Designs
New USB Type-C™ and USB Power Delivery controllers from Texas Instruments enable higher power in dual- and single-port applications.
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Watch: New Wireless Earbud Line is Perfect for Outdoor Fanatics
Rowkin has released its new product line, the Rowkin Ascent. The Rowkin Ascent is the company's most technologically advanced and most comfortable wireless earbuds to date.
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AI System Could Give Doctors Second Opinions When Diagnosing Cancer
Researchers from the NYU School of Medicine have created an AI-based computer program that analyzes images of lung tumors to detect and specify cancer types.
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Leti and EFI Automotive Launch Project to Improve Reliability and Speed of Low-cost Electronic Devices for Autos
The project will extend model predictive control techniques to microcontrollers, digital signal processors and other devices that lack powerful computation capabilities.
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New USB-controlled Programmable Attenuator
The 50P-2068 is adjustable from 0 to 31 dB in 1 dB increments and operates from 100 MHz to 18 GHz.
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Presto Engineering Developed Cost-Effective Testing Method for Customer
A new test protocol takes only a fraction of a second per unit to cost-effectively test a crystal oscillator used as a frequency reference in a mobile phone.
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The Rise in a Robotic Workforce May Increase Human Jobs
A new World Economic Forum study said about 133 million new roles will emerge for humans.
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Daimler and Bosch Demonstrate Driverless Parking Project in China
The automated valet system will guide cars to assigned spaces and allow users to retrieve them without a driver through a smartphone app.
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Bluetooth Audio Solution Uses WASS Application for Earbuds and Hearables
Cypress Semiconductor has introduced a new solution to extend the range and power consumption in audio devices.
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Automotive Camera Module Accelerates Rearview and Surround-view Camera Designs
OmniVision has teamed with TI and Leopard Imaging for a new reference design to reduce size, power consumption and more in automotive cameras.
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Miniaturized Integration Comes To RF Passive Filters
Traditional, discrete, passive RF filters are following the trend of digital circuits, becoming smaller in size and more integrated into a package. New material processes like multi-layer organic (MLO) and embedded substrate techniques have enabled this trend.
