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Future of VR Resides in a Single USB Type-C Connector
A new consortium has been formed by Nvidia, Oculus, Valve, AMD and Microsoft to push an open industry standard for VR headset connectivity.
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New Rechargeable Battery Holds a Charge After 1,000 Cycles for Long Distance Travel in Electric Cars
The newly developed battery has been able to charge and discharge many times over without losing its ability to provide consistent and reliable energy.
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New Receiver with Alexa Voice Control, Small Form Factor
Yamaha unveiled the RX-S602 Slimline AV receiver. This receiver offers wireless surround capability and Alexa voice control.
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Nanofabrication Method Inspired by Chinese Folk Art Technique
Researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences have used a traditional Chinese folk art, called kirigami, to create 3D nanofabricated structures.
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Video: Techniplas Deploys Sharebot 3D Printers Throughout its Manufacturing Facilities Worldwide
The company now expects to reduce assembly line tooling fabrication expenses by 70 percent and compress delivery time from months to days.
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New System Creates Engine Sound for Electric/Hybrid Vehicles
A new embedded system enables automobile manufacturers to comply with future safety regulations mandating external engine sound for electric and hybrid electric vehicles travelling at low speeds.
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Intel and Micron to go Their Separate Ways in 3D Memory Development
The companies will independently pursue the technology after delivering the second generation of 3D XPoint technology.
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Using Drones to Help Preserve the Great Wall of China
Intel is using its Falcon 8+ drone to carry out aerial inspections and surveys of the Jiankou section.
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Drone Piloting That Feels Like Flying
By basing drone piloting control on torso movement, researchers have brought the potential for an immersive flying experience to a new level.
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Rittal North America Expands Blue e+ Cooling Unit Generation
The manufacturer is now expanding its range of cooling units with the addition of a device with an output class of 1.6 kW.
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New Arm for the KIBO Teaching Robot Allows It to Throw Balls
KinderLab Robotics has announced the release of the Free Throw, a throwing-arm attachment for the KIBO robot.
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Watch: Robotic Systems Designed to Service Satellites
Lab demonstrations are helping NASA engineers perfect robotic technologies for an autonomous rendezvous in orbit to repair or refuel satellites.
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Watch: Robot Skin Non-Verbally Displays the Robot’s Feelings
Cornell University researchers have developed a robot prototype that can express the “emotions” it has been feeling through visible changes in its skin.
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How to Implement PoE in Your Harsh Industrial Environment
PoE in harsh environments is fairly new and adoption is slowed by two things: excessive, damaging heat and the lack of standards.
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New Method Takes Autonomous Robot from Tool to Partner on the Battlefield
The U.S. Army Research Lab and Robotics Institute at Carnegie Mellon have teamed up to to quickly teach robots novel transversal behaviors, with minimal human interaction. Mobile robots that have been taught these behaviors can autonomously navigate tasks that human partners expect them to do.
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ITG Electronics Introduces New Line of Flat Wire Common Mode Chokes
The new line of flat wire common mode chokes maximizes usable wire at high frequencies due to increased surface area.
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TEPCO Group, Zenrin and Rakuten Examining Drone Highways for Drone Logistics
The project seeks to combine data on TEPCO's infrastructure, such as transmission lines and towers, substations and utility poles, with Zenrin's 3D maps of the sky.
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New Yorker Electronics to Release New Film Capacitors with Fused, Segmented Metalization Pattern
The new Cornell Dubilier design is fuse protected and UL 810 approved for fail-safe operation.
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5 Watt AC/DC Modules for Wide Mains Voltages up to 480 V AC
The series is ideally suited for housekeeping operations in Industry 4.0, internet of things and smart process automation applications that require low standby power consumption.
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Anti-Gravity Treadmill for Unweighting Therapy Released
The new treadmill uses patented DAP technology for unweighting therapy and training.
