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Clock Tree on a Chip Combines a Clock IC and Quartz Crystal Reference in Same Package
Silicon Labs has expanded its any-frequency clock portfolio.
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First 5G Smartphone from Sprint Coming in 2019
The company is working with LG Electronics for use in its developing 5G network.
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Nvidia Introduces New GPU Architecture
The Turing technology accelerates ray tracing, artificial intelligence, simulation and rasterization.
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Drone Delivery Canada Begins Beyond the Visual Line of Sight Testing
The flights in Alma, Quebec, approved by Transport Canada will seek to connect remote communities inside Canada’s vast geography.
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Wireless Charging Kit for Compact Internet of Things and Wearables
STMicroelectronics has introduced a new kit based on its wireless charging-transmitter controller.
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Newark Element14 Offering Microchip Internet of Things Evaluation Kits
The kits can be used to create applications such as wearables, gaming controls, energy harvesting devices, smart pens and more.
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Watch: Techies On-the-Go Can Keep Their Small Electronics Organized with This New Pouch
Waterfield Designs has launched the Tech Pocket, a plush minimalist pouch that functions as an extra pocket for stowing frequently used, small, tech gear.
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Machine Learning Method Quickly Tests the Aerodynamics Properties of New Cars
Developers from Autodesk research at the University of Tokyo and the Institute of Science and Technology at Austria have created a new machine learning method that streamlines aerodynamic testing of cars and more.
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New Method Analyzes Hundreds of Blood Proteins at One Time
Scientists from McGill University have developed a new technology that streamlines lab analysis of proteins in a blood sample faster than ever before.
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Why Electric Car Manufacturers Should Focus on Weight and Cost
The evolution of the 21st-century automobile was a gradual progression where weight, aerodynamics and cost collectively governed next year’s model. These were indirect effects, however, as manufacturers were instead focused on gas mileage and profitability.
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Two New Wearable Devices Can Track Heart and Muscle Activity
IBS researchers have created a wearable device for the heart and an implanted device that can track and measure a patient’s electrophysiological signals.
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Stretchable Electronics Approach Used to Create 'Smart Bandage'
Engineers have developed an approach to build 3D, stretchable electronics with the potential to perform multiple functions. An electronic patch built as a proof of concept can be used to wirelessly monitor a variety of physical and electrical signals, depending on where it's placed on the body.
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Voith Digital Solutions Inc. Establishes Actuator Test Stand to Enhance Houston-Area Services
Voith Turbo's new Houston actuator workshop allows the company to serve the oil and gas industry better than ever.
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App Notifies Drivers When Keyless Car is Left Running
Voyomotive announced the addition of the engine on warning to its lookout alerts, a safety feature in the Voyo app that sends notices to a user’s cell phone.
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Medical Ethernet Isolator Protects from Dangerous Overvoltages and Static Discharge
Tripp Lite introduced a Medical Ethernet Isolator that is designed to close the gap on dangerous leakage current.
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Maxim Integrated Introduced a New Wearable Platform for Wellness and Fitness
This week Maxim Integrated announced a powerful new platform for wearables to enable a healthier life.
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Video: Augmented Reality May Show You to Your Next Desk at Work
Blippar’s new visual position system could bring AR to the office, the warehouse or even sports and entertainment complexes.
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Video: Smart Home Software Could Help Coordinate Smart Appliances and Save Energy
NREL is testing new software that uses homeowners’ preferences to control and direct connected devices.
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Bluetooth Design Challenge Winners Announced
Winners included a smart doorbell, an enhanced exercise bike and a device to improve the ambiance in a room.
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Cell Phone Distraction Effects People’s Enjoyment of a Face-to-Face Interaction
Two studies on the effect of phones and social media distraction’s effect on relationships will be presented at the American Psychological Association’s conventions this week.
