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Using Printable Electronics to Graft Sensors Directly onto Clothing
New collaboration between Liquid X and Bonbouton could open up new innovations in wearables.
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Video: $2 Million to be Awarded in Lockheed Martin's AlphaPilot AI Drone Innovation Challenge
Lockheed Martin, in partnership with the Drone Racing League (DRL) and NVIDIA, has an open challenge to develop artificial intelligence (AI) capable of flying a drone autonomously through a professional drone racing course. The competition has been dubbed the AlphaPilot AI Drone Innovation Challenge.
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Small Flexible Robotic Surgical System from South Korea
The K-FLlex endoscopic surgical robot has arms that are only 3.7 mm in diameter, allowing them to work through standard 4.2 mm internal channels of an endoscope.
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AR System Connects Doctors on the Battlefield with Experienced Doctors Around the World
Researchers from Purdue University have developed an augmented reality (AR) based system that connects less-experienced battlefield doctors with more experienced doctors around the world.
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Study Finds that User's Home Country is the Biggest Factor Behind App Usage Data
A user’s home country, socioeconomic status and culture type are all factors behind why a person prefers some apps over others. A new study says that the most important factor behind app trends is where the user lives.
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Heilind Electronics to Exhibit at Sensors Midwest
A full spectrum of pressure, position, temperature, humidity and force sensors, along with MEMs and related devices, will be on display.
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At European Microwave Week: Presto Engineering Extends its Test Capabilities to 100 GHz and Beyond
Presto can now provide high volume testing of semiconductor devices up to 100 GHz and beyond.
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Advanced Thermal Solutions Introduced a Portable Temperature Mapping System
Advanced Thermal Solutions (ATS) Inc. announced the introduction of its new liquid crystal and surface thermography systems. TVLYT is a cost-effective and portable system for precision measurement of electronic components and integrated circuits. It is used to locate spots and defects, verify integrated circuits and to analyze the temperature gradient of electronic devices and systems.
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Volvo Concept Vehicle Allows Riders to Sleep or Work in a Mobile Office
The 360c fully electric self-driving car would not have a steering wheel or traditional interior.
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SiTime and Bosch Team to Develop Next-generation MEMS Timing Devices
These sensors will help 5G expansion, internet of things devices and automotive applications.
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Wafer Inspection Tools Help Accelerate Packaging Yield and Die Sort Accuracy
KLA-Tencor has introduced two new inspection systems to its portfolio.
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Multi-Camera FMC Module Accelerates Video Internet of Things Development
Avnet has made it more efficient to use the UltraZed starter kit.
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Dual-display Tablet Devices Ready to Hit the Market
Lenovo has entered the dual-screen display tablet market competition with the Yoga Book C930, "coming soon" according to the Lenovo website. It is scheduled for a late October release with a U.S. price tag of $999.
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Sprowt Labs Taps Cool Idea Award to Help Develop Malting Machine for Home Brewers
The small-batch ‘malthouse’ product enables home and craft brewers to produce their own malts.
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Maxim Integrated Announces Release of Two Himalaya uSLIC Power Modules
Two new power modules — the Himalaya micro-size system-level ICs (uSLICs) — that accept input voltage levels from 4 V to 42 V, were released this week by Maxim Integrated.
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Providing Precision Power to the Connected Car Ecosystem
Advancements in vehicle interconnectivity necessitates ever-greater computing and processing capabilities.
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Semi-Artificial Photosynthesis Method Uses Solar Energy to Create Fuel
Researchers from St. John’s College, University of Cambridge have developed a semi-artificial photosynthesis-based method to store and use solar energy.
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AI Model Predicts Death in Heart Disease Patients More Accurately than Doctors
This AI model has proven to be more accurate than doctors and other models that were developed based on expert data.
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Does Your IoT Strategy Have a Connection Problem?
Businesses are struggling to scope and deploy IoT initiatives because, compared to the traditional information technology project, they require different hardware and software resources as well as much more integration.
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High-Temperature TRIAC Helps Designers Improve Thermal Management
Littelfuse, Inc. introduced six series of high-temperature sensitive, standard and alternistor TRIACs, designed for use as semiconductor switches in appliances and equipment powered by line AC voltages up to 220 VRMS.
