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SEMICON West 2018: Leti, Transdev and IRT Nanoelect Assess New Perception Sensors for Autonomous Vehicles
Leti, Transdev and IRT Nanoelec, announced a pilot program to characterize and assess lidar sensors to improve performance and safety of autonomous vehicles.
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SEMICON West 2018: Kicking Off July 10
Tomorrow, SEMICON West, the most notable semiconductor trade show and conference in the industry, will start. The event runs through July 12 and is being held at the Moscone Center, San Francisco.
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Computer Algorithm Developed Finds Gamers' Preferences for Customized Gaming
Researchers from the University of Waterloo have used a computer algorithm and survey to customize games to each gamer’s preferences.
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Radio Transmitters Used to Track 'Kissing Bugs'
Kissing bugs, also known as vampire bugs, the insects that make up the subfamily Triatominae are an elusive bunch that feed on blood and are the primary carriers of a potentially deadly tropical disease. Technology has presented a new way to combat their threat.
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Smart Bandage Monitors Wound pH and Temperature to Release Healing Drugs
Researchers from Tufts University have developed a prototype smart bandage that actively monitors the condition of chronic wounds through pH balance, temperature and oxygenation.
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Sager Electronics Receives ISO 9001:2015 and AS9120B Certifications
The certifications signal commitment to supply chain management, risk-based thinking and leadership engagement.
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Watch How New 3D Printing Processes Can Transform the Construction Sector
A National University of Singapore initiative seeks to develop sustainable materials and 3D printing designs to facilitate rapid mass production of building structures.
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Eye-tracking Headset Enhances Communication and Mobility for Patients
New technology scans a user’s eye movements and enables them to navigate mobile platforms, such as electric wheelchairs, without the use of hands.
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A New Way to Keep Computer Chips Cool
Finding ways to keep computer chips from overheating has become increasingly challenging. Researchers have found promise in boron arsenide crystals, a new semiconducting material with extremely high thermal conductivity.
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Radar and AI Combine to Keep Tabs on Diabetes
Researchers combined radar and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to detect changes in glucose levels without the need for routine and painful finger pricks.
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Advantech’s IoT Sensing Device to Cloud Solutions
Bringing intelligence to the edge of the network and only then reporting the processed information to the cloud provides a faster response, but also helps relieve the workload of the cloud, making the cost of building IoT infrastructure much lower.
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Bluetooth Transmitter Allows Users to Watch TV with Headsets Without Worrying About Lip Sync Delay
TUNAI Creative has announced a new product: WAND, the world’s smallest Bluetooth Transmitter.
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Blind Robot Can Climb Stairs that are Covered in Debris
MIT’s Cheetah 3 robot can leap and gallop across terrain and climb trash and debris-filled stairs, all while maintaining its balance.
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Watch: MIT AI Can Edit Music, Extract Individual Instruments
Researchers at MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) have developed an AI system that can analyze a music video, isolate individual instruments and make them louder or quieter.
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Neural Network Taught to Use Facial Recognition Software in Videos
The algorithm uses a deep neural network to distinguish faces using at little as one photograph.
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DNA-based AI Neural Network Can Read Human Handwritten Numbers
Researchers from Caltech have taught an artificial neural network made out of DNA to identify handwritten numbers.
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Watch: Smart IoT Lock Keeps Your Deliveries Safe When You’re Not Home
BoxLock Inc. has released an internet-connected security padlock to protect package deliveries.
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Watch: Autonomous Robots to Charge EVs, Help Reduce CO2 Emissions in NYC
Intelligent solar-charged robots powered by Sprint IoT and 5G will move autonomously to charge electric buses, cars and industrial vehicles.
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Leti, Transdev and IRT Nanoelec Announce Perception Sensor Assessments For Autonomous Vehicles
The pilot program will characterize and assess LiDAR sensors to improve performance and safety of autonomous vehicles.
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Method for Developing Biogenetic Solar Cells Generates a Current that is Stronger than Ever
Researchers from the University of British Columbia have developed a cheap and sustainable method to build solar cells that use bacteria to convert light and energy.
