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Computer Algorithm Developed to Predict how HIV Could Spread
Researchers from the Los Alamos National Laboratory have developed a new computer algorithm that can predict how viruses are going to spread through a human population.
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AVX Acquires Innovative, Award-Winning Antenna Company, Ethertronics
Ethertronics’ 200+ patents and innovative IMD antenna systems technology will further expand AVX’s extensive portfolio of advanced electronic component solutions.
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Researchers Find Link Between Access to Internet and Lack of Sleep
University of Pittsburgh and Bocconi University researchers have teamed up on a study that has found that access to broadband internet is a cause of sleep deprivation.
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Aquabotix Joins Undersea Technology Innovation Consortium
Aquabotix was approved to join because of its proven ability to contribute technological development to support the defense and security of the U.S. and other allied nations.
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3D-Printed, Customizable Deep Sea Robot Gently Grips Sea Animals for Research
A team has created a soft, flexible and customizable sampling device that allows deep-sea researchers to collect different types of organisms without harming them or removing them completely from their environment.
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AVX Introduces New Ultra-broadband Resistors
Ultraminiature (EIA 0402, 1005 metric) UBR Series ultra-broadband resistors feature a rugged construction, tight tolerances and a 125 mW power rating.
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Drone Flies Over Densely Inhabited Area
A demonstration featuring a vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) drone in the city of Kobe, Japan, was a successful example of autonomous flight over dense populations.
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New Wolfspeed Silicon Carbide Semiconductors First to Meet Automotive AEC-Q101 Standards
The E-Series family is the first commercial family of SiC MOSFETs and diodes to be automotive AEC-Q101 qualified and PPAP capable.
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Atlas Digital Amplifiers Expand Flexibility with New Communication Capabilities
The high power density digital amplifiers can now be used with third party microprocessors or field programmable gate arrays via serial peripheral interface communications.
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Watch: AI System Maintains Person’s Anonymity by Creating a Painting Instead of Pixelating
SFU’s School of Interactive Arts and Technology (SIAT) has developed a new method to replace the “blurring faces” technique that is commonly used to keep people’s identities anonymous in news stories, documentaries, reality TV and more.
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Leti and CMP Announce World’s First Multi-Project Wafer Service with Integrated Silicon OxRAM
The integrated circuit industry’s first multi-project-wafer (MPW) process is designed for fabricating emerging, non-volatile memory, oxide-based, resistive RAM devices on a 200 mm foundry base-wafer platform.
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Video: Training Robotic Hands to Act Human
Elon Musk-backed OpenAI’s Dactyl system helps robots gain dexterous manipulation that it learns autonomously.
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Drive.ai Begins On-Demand Self-driving Car Project in Texas
The company will be offering rides through a town after completing millions of miles in simulation and real-world testing.
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Uber Halts Autonomous Truck Program
The company will focus solely on developing its self-driving cars platform.
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Intercom Anywhere Moves Beyond the Smart Doorbell
Control4’s new smart home device allows homeowners the ability to see and communicate with visitors at home or away.
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Honeywell Rolls Out Smart Home Security System
The system is integrated with Amazon Alexa and multiple add-on sensors for coverage of the entire home.
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Stimulated Raman Scattering Microscopy Zeros in on Li-ion Battery Dendrite Growth
A lithium deposition process was observed that corresponds to three stages: no depletion, a partial depletion and full depletion of lithium ions.
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Saelig Introduces the ABI BoardMaster-RM Universal PCB Test Solution
This compact, easy-to-use PC-based board tester is ideal for finding PCB faults quickly.
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TurboTides Inc. and Flexware Inc. to Collaborate in Promoting TurboTides Software to Users of Ron Aungier's CompAero and TurbAero Software
The collaboration will ensure CompAero and TurbAero users who need the fully modern and more full-featured TurboTides can experience a smooth transition to the newer and more functionally comprehensive system.
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Artificial Intelligence System Creates New Pharmaceutical Drugs
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Eshelman School of Pharmacy researchers have developed a new artificial intelligence (AI) approach that can create new drugs.
