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HD Card Edge Power Connectors Can Operate in Conditions Up to 130 Degrees Celsius
Heilind Electronics is now stocking TE’s high density (HD) card edge power connectors.
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Checking Emails After Work Hours Causes Anxiety and Conflict in Families
Researchers from Virginia Tech have found that when employees check their email after office hours, it not only causes them anxiety, but also causes conflict within their families.
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Interstate Connecting Components (ICC) Earns SAE AS9100 Revision D Quality Management System Certification
ICC is now qualified to ISO 9001:2015/SAE AS9100D - the latest quality management standard in the aerospace and defense industry.
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New Yorker Electronics to be New Franchise Distributor for Silergy, Strengthening its High-performance IC Division
The agreement means expanded worldwide distribution of state-of-the-art industrial, communication, computer and consumer integrated circuits.
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Video: This Robot Can Find Waldo in Four Seconds
Someone has created a robot built with one specific purpose: to find Waldo from the iconic “Where’s Waldo?” books.
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Video: Always-on, In-Home Autonomous Robot Sidekick Can See, Hear and Feel
Anki’s Vector can answer questions, take photos, greet guests, set a timer and even play blackjack.
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Drivers Don’t Look for Pedestrians or Cyclists Half the Time
A new study indicates some drivers fail to account for problems in the road while turning right.
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Qorvo Gets Certified for ZigBee Green Power v1.1
This allows the company’s RF devices to be used in energy harvesting smart home sensors.
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Electric Car Uses 330 Solar Cells Integrated Into the Vehicle Body for Recharging
The car will also feature moss inside the dash for humidity and filtering and will be able to become a mobile power station for connected devices.
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Partners Who Text Together Stay Together
Three studies that explore the effect texting and messaging has on human relationships are being presented at the American Psychological Association convention this week. These studies say that texting can both help and hinder relationships.
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Protecting Data Privacy In an Age of Electronic Surveillance
Researchers have proposed a new cryptographic system designed to improve accountability while still maintaining enough confidentiality to support the viability of investigations.
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STEM Kit Launched for Grades 5-8 with Hands-on Experiments
The ready-to-use kit includes over 50 activities in electricity, solar energy and magnetism for guided, hands-on experimentation.
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Keysight Joins European 5G Acceleration Project
Keysight Technologies Inc., will lend its expertise and capabilities in network testing and measurement to a new European Union project designed to accelerate acceptance of 5G across Europe.
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Crowdsourcing Campaign Leads to Development of Epileptic Seizure-Predicting Algorithm
A team from University of Melbourne have found that it is possible to predict epileptic seizure in a wide range of patients. This new method was made possible by crowdsourcing over 10,000 possible algorithms.
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Trimble Debuts Video Intelligence Solution for Oil and Gas Fleets
Video Intelligence brings together forward-facing cameras combined with an onboard event recorder to provide fleets with a comprehensive view of their vehicles.
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Watch: Researchers Find Weakness in Urban Smart Water Systems that Could Lead to Cyberattacks
Cybersecurity researchers from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) have found the potential for a distributed attack against urban water services.
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LeddarTech Delivers First LCA2 LiDAR Chips to Automotive Partners
Samples and evaluation kits of industry’s first 3D SSL system-on-chip ships to first partners for autonomous driving applications.
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Autonomous Truck Startup Emerges, Founded by Former Uber Self-driving Executive
Kodiak Robotics has raised $40 million in funding to technologies for self-driving freight fleets.
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Ruler-shaped SSD Can Store 32 Terabytes
Intel’s new storage device is built on its 3D NAND technology, stacking the memory cells atop each other in thin layers.
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Virgin Hyperloop One to Build New Spanish Hub to Accelerate Hyperloop Development
The $500 million facility will develop, test and certify components and subsystems for the fifth mode of transportation.
