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AI System Can See Human Movement Through Walls
A new AI system that can see human movements through walls has been developed by a research team from MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL).
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IMS 2018: Millimeter-wave Intelligent Gain Blocks — Anokiwave’s Family of Single Channel Versatile Silicon ICs
Anokiwave is introducing a new family of single channel ICs that redefine traditional gain blocks and mmW designs at IMS 2018.
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Video: Ford Begins On-Demand Food Delivery Pilot with Self-Driving Vehicles
Consumers in Miami can order food and other goods through Postmates that can be delivered by an autonomous vehicle.
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Video: 3D Printing Viscous Materials with Consistency of Clay, One Day Maybe Even Rocket Fuel
Purdue University is exploring using additive manufacturing for biomedical implants, pharmaceuticals and more.
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Biometric Exit Screening Comes to Orlando International Airport
Through an agreement with SITA, all 30 international boarding gates will use the new technology.
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Micro-sized, Flexible OLEDs for the Internet of Things
WiseChip’s In-cell Touch display will be used in a variety of industrial, wearable and automotive applications.
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New Transceiver Developed for 5G Devices is a Big Step in 5G Development
Researchers from the Tokyo Institute of Technology are bringing us the latest development for 5G.
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Watch: Microsoft Sends Prototype Data Center Under the Sea
The venture is planned to accommodate the expected exponential growth in demand for cloud computing infrastructure by leveraging technology from submarines.
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Teardown: GE Smart LED Light Bulb (Link A19)
GE Link light bulbs connect via a hub to the Wink app on a mobile device, allowing them to be controlled from anywhere.
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Ironwood Electronics Introduces 27 GHz Bandwidth Open Top Socket for BGA240
The socket is mounted on the target PCB with no soldering, and uses industry's smallest footprint.
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New Portfolio of Ka-Band Power Amplifiers from MACOM
A new, comprehensive portfolio of Ka-Band power amplifiers (PAs) is optimized for next-generation SATCOM and VSAT applications requiring high-speed connectivity, efficiency and reliability.
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Breakthrough GaAs and GaN MMICs Being Rolled out by Custom MMIC at IMS 2018
Custom MMIC is unveiling its industry-first Ultra-low Noise Amplifier along with four members of the company's new GaAs MMIC digital attenuator family.
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New Portfolio of NLTL Comb Generators from MACOM
A new series of non-linear transmission line gallium arsenide comb generators is designed to offer superior performance and ease-of-design compared to conventional step recovery diode (SRD) based offerings.
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53-Year-Old Theory on Ferroelectric Materials Has Finally Been Proven
An international research team has solved a question that has been plaguing physicists for years: can ferroelectric materials conduct electricity, even though they are not naturally occurring materials in nature?
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ALD Two-Channel Printed Circuit Boards Provide Production-ready Automatic Balancing for 2-cell Supercapacitor Low-voltage Systems
The SABMB2 offers over-voltage protection and ultra-low power usage for supercapacitors required in industrial controls, remote monitoring and battery backup applications.
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Give Honey for Accidental Button Battery Ingestion
A new study suggests that children who ingest small portable electronics batteries can be spared serious injury by the ingestion of honey.
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GL Enhances MAPS™ SIP to Support Instant Messaging Using MSRP for Next Generation 911 (NG9-1-1)
Public safety communication service providers can deploy this test tool for testing NG9-1-1 emergency services and components within the ESInet.
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Flying Car Startup Kitty Hawk Unveils Single-Person Flyer
The recreational vehicle is designed to fly over water or uncongested areas at low flight.
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How to Extract Forensic Data from Drones
A new method for combating drug smuggling and potential terrorist threats by drones.
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Samsung A6/A6+ Smartphone Coming to Sprint in the U.S.
According to an exclusive story on SamMobile, Samsung's Galaxy A6 and A6+ smartphones will be available through Sprint in the United States. Until this confirmation by SamMobile, a U.S. release had only been a rumor.
