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Millennials Are Less Likely to Be Distracted Driving than Their Parents
A new study shows Generation Xers are more likely to use their phones when driving than younger generations.
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FPGAs in Space: Microsemi’s Line of Devices Qualified for Critical Space Missions
The devices can be used in satellites, orbiters, deep space probes and more.
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Watch a Drone Deliver Medicines in Puerto Rico
A flying Smartbox from AT&T and Softbox shows how IoT can help safely deliver vital medicines in disaster zones.
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Sensor Wirelessly Transmits Data from Patients at Home to Doctors in the Hospital
University of Waterloo researchers have created a self-powered sensor that could one day enable doctors to check in on their patients remotely, even when the patient is at home.
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New Charging Case Can Charge 15 Tablets at a Time for Emergency Situations
CaseCruzer has released their Extreme USB 3.0 Sync ‘N’ Charge Station for military, medical and emergency situations.
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Endeas Presents Innovative Steady-state I-V Curve Measurement Method for PV Manufacturing
The method enables accurate measurement of the maximum power and other I-V parameters in even the highest efficiency PV technologies using a short flash pulse.
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New Ka Band Phase Shifters and Antennas for Satellite Communications
New products unlock flat beam-steering antenna capability for 5G and on-the-go satellite communications.
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Cell Sorting Progresses with New Cell Imaging Technique
The technique, called image-activated cell sorting, uses optical, microfluidic, electrical, computational and mechanical technology.
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Molex's Ultra-fit and Nano-fit Power Connectors Now Shipping from Sager Electronics
Typical applications include aerospace and defense, consumer and home appliance, industrial, lighting, medical, telecommunications and transportation.
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Should You Send Your PCB Assembler Loose Parts?
If you have loose parts, you’re probably best off just buying new ones. If you don't have a choice, go ahead and give your assembly house a call.
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New Voltage Suppressor Array Protects Data from ESD and EFT
Protek Devices has introduced an ultra-low-capacitance transient voltage suppressor array (TVS array) for circuit protection in popular data interface connections.
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Breakthrough Ultra Low Noise Amplifier Has 0.6-db Noise Figure and Covers 2 to 6 GHz Frequency Range
The CMD283C3 LNA covers 2 to 6 GHz with high midband gain of 27 db and output P1dB of 16 dBm.
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Avatar Predicts How Many Calories Burned While Walking
EPFL Biorobotics Laboratory researchers have created a software program that analyzes data on walking gait and calculates how many calories are burned as represented by an avatar.
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Watch: Shape-Shifting Material Can Morph to and From Original Shape
This material opens new doors for manufacturing, robotics, artificial muscles and biomedical devices.
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New Glasses Technology Allows the Blind to ‘See’ Their Surroundings
With OrCam, the wearer can read newspapers, books, signs, labels on consumer products, identify currency and even read text on a computer or smartphone screen anytime and anywhere.
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Polyimide Heater Kit from Omega Engineering
The Polyimide heater kit from Omega Engineering contains thin and flexible heaters with adhesive backing to conform to practically any flat or curved surface.
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VTT Connects a 5G Network to a Robotic Car
The move will help the vehicle detect objects with improved range and share this information with other vehicles.
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Robotic Exoskeleton for Industrial Markets Introduced by LG
The suit supports users while walking, standing or working.
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Sony’s Robotic Puppy Aibo Set to Debut in the U.S.
The sixth-generation autonomous device will now be available in the U.S. beginning in September.
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Arduino-based STEAM Kit Teaches Students Robotics
The kit allows students to build a programmable or manually operated robot arm.
