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Watch: Body Tracking Technology Comes to the Assembly Line
Advanced body tracking technology commonly used by athletes to improve their performance is now being deployed at a Ford engine assembly facility.
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New Electric Scooter Combines a Scooter and a Longboard
Swagtron has launched the Swagger Cali Drift, a three-wheeled electric scooter that moves like a longboard, combining the two to create an entirely unique experience.
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Data Center Requirements: Change is Coming Sooner Than You Think
To meet the challenges of a hugely interconnected world, network infrastructures and data centers are looking toward future requirements with the understanding that they will have to evolve at unprecedented rates.
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Enel Green Power and Raptor Maps Team Up for Cutting-Edge Solar Management
The drones and AI solution is expected to reduce the time and labor costs associated with solar infrastructure inspection.
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AI-based Device Analyzes and Identifies Objects at the Speed of Light
UCLA electrical and computer engineers have developed a physical artificial neural network that analyzes immense data and identifies objects at the speed of light.
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UMC and Xperi Form Semiconductor Equipment Agreement
The companies will work to commercialize and optimize wafer bonding technology.
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Military Munitions Posing a Maritime Risk? Send in the Robots
A semi-automated robotic system was designed to render underwater ordnance littering seabeds in the North and Baltic Seas harmless.
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Watch: Interactive AR Gaming Device Teaches Kids STEM Skills
PlayShifu has launched the Plugo on Kickstarter. Plugo is an immersive, educational AR gaming system that challenges and enhances children’s mental and physical development with STEM integration.
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Convergence Instruments’ Solution Supports Community Effort in Silicon Valley
Silicon Valley residents would like to see a cost-effective noise monitoring solution that could easily be replicated around the country. After researching and testing multiple approaches for a cost-effective solution, some residents turned to Convergence Instruments (CI).
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New Yorker Electronics Distributing New Oil-Filled, Self-Healing AC Motor Run Capacitors
New BMI AC Auto Run Capacitors are designed for high-reliability applications and are ideal for voltage reversal applications.
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Monitoring Device Allows Dog Owners to Ensure A Safe Pet Environment
PuppTech launched an Indiegogo campaign for the PuppComm, a portable, cloud-connected monitoring device that allows dog owners to know their pet is always in a safe environment.
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Take a Tour of This New Corporate Campus
For over 70 years, Keystone has been designing and manufacturing electronic components and hardware for the electronics industry. Take a look around the new corporate campus in New Hyde Park, NY.
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Cell-sized Robots Can Be Deployed on Recon Missions
Newly developed devices about the size of a human egg cell can sense their environment, store data and carry out computational tasks.
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Deploying Tunable Transceivers: Advantages, Challenges and Solutions
Tunable transceivers represent a new technology that allows on-site wavelength adjustment, transcending the fixed-wavelength limitation of traditional static transceivers.
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Watch: New Smart Bag Alerts You When It is Being Stolen
These gadget bags combine security, comfort and smart features, keeping belongings secure, mobile devices charged and much more.
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VR Underwater Camera Records in 8K for Realistic Underwater Experiences
Marine Imaging Technologies has revealed HYDRUS VR, a new 8K underwater cinematic virtual reality (VR) system.
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AVX Expands its 0805 High-performance, Low-pass LP Series Integrated Thin Film Filters by Elevenfold
Available in 12 variants spanning 700–4,000 MHz, LP series filters exhibit low insertion loss, extremely sharp roll-off and excellent high-frequency performance ideally suited for wireless applications.
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Watch How a Smarter Cane Assists the Visually Impaired
A prototype cane attachment designed by Texas A&M engineering students uses an ultrasonic sensor and vibration motors to provide haptic feedback.
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Fiber Limitation Solutions
One of the most significant limitations of fiber is its fragility. Typically made of glass, fiber cables are thinner and lighter than metallic wiring, and this makes them more prone to damage.
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Video: Next Generation Office Locks Won’t Require Any Keys
Instead, a quick text and download of an app will grant access to employees.
