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SEMICON West 2018: Leti and Soitec Launch a New Substrate Innovation Center to Develop Engineered Substrate Solutions
Engineers will develop innovative substrate features, expanding to new fields and applications with a focus on 4G/5G connectivity, artificial intelligence, sensors and display, automotive, photonics and edge computing.
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Underwater Jetpack? Yes, Please
Cuda is in development to be used in water sports.
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Video: Watch BlackFly, a Single-seat Flying Aircraft, Take Flight
The all-electric fixed-wing VTOL aircraft is the first U.S. and Canadian-qualified ultralight personal aerial vehicle.
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Video: All-Electric Logging Truck Has No Cab and Runs Autonomously
Startup Einride has introduced an industrial truck with Level 4 self-driving capabilities and runs purely on electricity.
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LED Research Project Yields New Concepts in Packaging Technologies
The results of the project could lead to new innovations in large-format video walls as well as ambient lighting and sensor systems.
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Unlocking Facebook Data for Societal Good
A new organization is aimed at allowing researchers to access the massive data troves held by Facebook and other private companies.
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AI Powered Robot Teaches Kids All About STEM
My Loopy from LocoRobo Innovations is one of the first robots made for kids as young as four years old that doesn’t require an app.
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Wizard Fans Can Now Magically Charge Their Phones with this Portable Wand Charger
The Cellder Wand is the world’s first extendable wand power bank. Created by the team at GGTR, the power bank is designed with gamers in mind.
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Customizable Photo-Editing Keyboard Released
The photo-editing console reduces the time it takes to edit photos.
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GL’s Centralized Diagnostic and Reporting Systems for Large Contact Centers, Data Centers
The systems can provide valuable information for optimizing resources such as trunk sizing, call distribution and IVR capacity.
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Wearable Device Can Predict and Warn When the Wearer is About to Fall
Researchers from NIH’s Women’s Healthcare Initiative have developed a wearable device that can predict when a person is going to fall due to instability.
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Video: Exploring the First Robot Hotel
Mouser and celebrity engineer Grant Imahara investigate what the hotel means in the grander scheme of things.
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Uber Lays Off Self-driving Car Staff in Pittsburgh
The company will change how it tests its technology around the city.
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Bluetooth Audio Earrings are Now a Thing
Swings is a Kickstarter campaign for a fashion accessory that doubles as earbuds.
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Intel Expands Programmable Logic Portfolio with eASIC Acquisition
Long term, the deal could include a new class of programmable chip that uses both FPGAs with structure ASICs.
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IBM and Telit Partner to Make Industrial Internet of Things Deployment Easier
The technology will be used for solutions such as monitoring and control, industrial automation, asset tracking and field service operations.
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Teardown: Dell Z9100 Network Switch
Teardown-style look at the Dell EMC Networking Z9100-ON Z-Series switch, which is designed to be a high-performance, 1U fixed, 10/25/40/50/100GbE network switch.
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Frequency Comb Helps Astronomers Search the Stars
Analysis of starlight impinging on the four main telescopes composing the Very Large Telescope is improved by the AstroComb from Germany's Menlo Systems.
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New Smart Clock Uses IoT and Can be Integrated with Amazon Alexa
The Onion’s Oboo Smart Clock has been released for the Indie GoGo InDemand Program.
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Cell Tracking Technique Allows Doctors to Track If Cancer Drugs are Working
A new technique developed by scientists from Francis Crick Institute and the Imperial College London has, for the first time, tracked how cancer drugs reach the target cells in the body.
