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Computer Simulations Find New Vibration Method that Could Help Cool Smartphones

A team from the University of Edinburgh has used computer simulations to find that ultra-fast vibrations could be used to heat tiny amounts of liquid.

AI System Sorts Through Deep Sea Images and Streamlines the Data

Researchers have developed an AI-based program that saves time and gets results faster.

U.S.-based CO2Meter uses GSS Sensors at the Heart of its CO2 Alarms

The company is a partner of Gas Sensing Solutions and has been using and supplying next generation, LED-based sensors at the heart of its range of carbon dioxide detection devices.

$3 Billion RF Power Amplifier Market Set to Witness 3.2x Revenue Growth through 2028, says Fact.MR

The widening expansion of 5G cellular networks will drive the growth of the RF power amplifier market, along with penetration of smart devices and connected technology.

New Device Mimics Synapses and Neurons for AI Semiconductors

Researchers from the Intelligent Device and Systems Research Group at Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology (DGIST), with professors from Seoul National University, Chung-ang University and Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTEC), have created a synaptic device that mimics how neurons and synapses in the brain operate.

Video: Bionic Chair Exoskeleton Gives Everyone a Place to Sit

The new Kickstarter campaign improves posture and makes carrying heavy loads easier.

Real Estate Giant KB Home Teams with Google to Include Voice Assistants in New Home Builds

Google Assistants will be standard in a number of communities in the U.S.

STMicroelectronics and TomTom Announce Development Tools that Connect to TomTom Maps

STMicroelectronics and TomTom announced a package of development tools in the STM32 Open Development Environment that connects directly to TomTom Maps APIs for location, tracking and mapping data services. This will accelerate product development and reduce time-to-market and development costs for developers.

New External SSD Reaches Speeds Up to 40 Gb/s

Patriot has announced the availability of the EVLVR Thunderbolt 3 External SSD on their site.

The Importance of Precision and Specifications in Torque Sensors

Accurate torque sensors are critical to the development and testing of products such as motors, compressors, pumps or any power generating/consuming equipment. Inaccurate torque readings can lead to product inefficiencies and shortened overall product life.

Portable Sensors Alert Users of Dangerous Air Quality in Real Time

Atmotube, makers of the first compact and affordable air quality and weather tracker, has launched Atmotube Plus and Atmotube Pro, the third generation of Atomotube, on IndieGoGo.

Temporary Tattoo Detects UV Rays and Notifies You if You are About to Get a Sunburn

LogicInk is a temporary tattoo that senses sweat, skin volatiles, skin microbiome and the wearer’s environment to indicate sun exposure.

Electric Insulation: Market Trends, Manufacturing Challenges and High-Performance Products

Demand for high-performance electrical insulation tapes is fueled by industrial needs. Aging electrical infrastructure, increased energy demands, modernization of the electricity grid, electric vehicle sales, an increased demand for higher efficiency electric motors and the scaling of electric charging stations will collectively push demand to an all-time high.

New SoCs Connect Smart Homes to the Google Cloud

Tantiv4 is bringing new capabilities to Qualcomm Technologies’ QCA4020, QCA4024, QCA4012 system-on-chips (SoCs) for smart home by supporting the Google Cloud IoT platform on connected devices.

'Robat' Uses Bat-like Echolocation for Autonomous Navigation

Bats use echolocation to map environments, navigating them by simultaneously emitting sound and extracting information from the echoes reflected by surrounding objects. A newly developed robot does the same.

New Developments in PCB Fabrication

The push for smaller and lower power devices has created a need for new fundamental printed circuit board (PCB) technology. While many new PCB technologies are still at the research stage, expect some advances in the future as they go from research to production.

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