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Why Are Computers So Dumb?
Although computer vision algorithms can do some remarkable things, they fail miserably at some very basic tasks. Researchers at Brown have explored why.
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Teardown: Google Pixel 2
Teardown-style look at the Pixel 2, Google's Android smartphone released in mid-October 2017 as the successor to the Pixel. The Pixel 2 features a 5 in. display, 12.2 MP and 8 MP cameras, fast-charging battery and built-in Google assistant.
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Novasom Industries and New Yorker Electronics Team to Offer Single-Board Computer Solutions
A new global network will provide high-tech solutions for automotive, railway, military, medical and power electronics industrial sectors.
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Mean Well’s Miniature, Medical Grade AC-DC Power Supply Now Shipping from Sager Electronics
The MPM-05-30 miniature, medical-grade, AC-DC power supply is one-third the size of the previous version, but offers a wider operating temperature, higher efficiency and lower no-load power consumption.
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New Machine Learning Environment for SNNs Released
BrainChip Holdings Ltd. has announced the release of the Akida Development Environment.
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Watch How a Glucose Monitor is Helping a Diabetic Koala
Quincy, a diabetic koala at the San Diego Zoo, is sporting Dexcom’s new G6 continuous glucose monitor.
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Emerson’s Interactive Reservoir Modeling Software Updated For Quicker, Better Decision Making
Roxar RMS 11 includes new facies modeling tools for channelized reservoirs, an improved user experience for oil and gas operators and new plug-in framework for future web and cloud-based collaboration.
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Video: Is a Four-legged Robot Better Than a Two-legged Robot?
When it comes to disaster relief, a higher level of mobility may prove useful.
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Kuri, the Social Home Robot, Ceases Production
The manufacturer, Mayfield Robotics, is unclear of the future.
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Automotive Drivers Help in Conversion to LED Bulbs in Cars
Diodes Inc. extends its product family to drive larger strings of LEDs in vehicles.
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New Reality Series Seeks to Train Budding Engineers in FPGAs and SoCs
Newark Element14 will take five community members and teach them the technology, tools and design flow over a 12-week program.
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Seeing Through Fire with Blue Light
Ordinary blue light can be used to improve the ability to see objects engulfed by large, non-smoky natural gas fires — like those used in laboratory fire studies and fire-resistance standards testing.
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Transformative Auto Technology Means an Entire Ecosystem Must Evolve
A new online video series explains how charging networks, renewable energy sources, data centers and manufacturing will need to keep up with new technologies for autonomous driving and vehicle electrification.
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Presto Engineering Saves Customers Money by Turning Ordinary Testers into Extraordinary Testers
Presto creates a hardware solution that is built into the load board so that a standard tester could be used rather than having to buy and charge the customer for a highly specialized tester.
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Video: Bridgetek Helps Bring 3.5-in. HMI Display Shield Venture to Life
Now on Kickstarter, the Sunflower Shield allows makers to add a 3.5-in. (QVGA) TFT LCD Display with capacitive touch to their Arduino projects.
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Petawatt Laser, Powered by EVANSCAPS, Online and Operational at Research Facility
The L3-HAPLS laser system, developed by Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and powered by EVANSCAPS from Evans Capacitor Company, has been deemed fully operational and is ready for use.
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Cinch Connectivity Solutions Announces the Expansion of the Johnson SMPM Series
Cinch continues its support of the 5G application market by announcing additional board mount and cabled SMPM connectors within the Johnson product line.
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Mobile Biometrics to Authenticate $2 Trillion Transactions by 2023
Biometric security technology is growing quickly as mobile payments become more popular and the ability to mitigate the risk of hackers and identity thieves stealing information becomes critical.
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Toshiba Begins Construction of 3D Flash Memory Fab
The new facility will be the largest memory fab from the Japanese company.
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Watch How to 3D Sketch with Air
If you gesticulate while speaking, you may as well use those hand motions to design something at the same time.
