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Create Laser Cut Games and Puzzles with Your Epilog!
Epilog systems allow users to design, create and build custom items like these laser cut games and name puzzles.
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Watch: 5 Smart Devices to Upgrade Your Summer BBQ
Just because barbecues are tradition doesn’t mean that they can’t be upgraded with smart devices. Here are five smart devices that can bring your hometown barbecue into 2018.
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Lenovo to Release Bezel-less Smartphone on June 5
Lenovo will join the ranks of manufacturers with bezel-less smartphones with the release of their Z5 Android phone. The new phone will feature a 95 percent screen-to-body ratio. As a comparison, the Galaxy S9 has an 84 percent ratio and the Apple iPhone X clocks in at about 83 percent.
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Alibaba Group’s Cainiao Network and RoboSense Launch World’s First Solid-state LiDAR Unmanned Logistics Vehicle
This is the first time that solid-state LiDAR has been officially used in unmanned vehicle development, heralding a new solid-state LiDAR era in driverless vehicles.
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Tokyo’s First Fuel Cell Bus
In preparation for the 2020 Olympic Games, one supplier looks to bring public awareness of what is possible from fuel cell electric vehicles with a plan to have more than 100 fuel cell buses in operation in the greater Tokyo metropolitan area before the games commence.
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Speech Quality Assessment of VoIP Devices
The test solution for VoIP manufacturers and developers evaluates IP phones according to international ITU-T standards for measuring end-to-end audio and acoustic performance.
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Sensata’s NOVA22 Solid State Relay Now Features 45mm DIN Rail Model
The relays offer higher power ratings, IP20 protection and output wire capacity up to 3 AWG with quick, ‘no-accessories-necessary’ installation.
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Video: MIT Teaches Artificial Intelligence to Do Household Tasks
The new system may enable robots to perform menial or even complex tasks.
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New Materials Produce Electricity When Heated
A discovery by MIT researchers may make it possible to power your car or your home from heat. By improving the energy efficiency of thermoelectric materials, a group of researchers has discovered that these materials can produce an enormous amount of energy. Thermoelectric materials produce electricity when one end is heated.
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Video: Smart Sensor Gives Vision to Arduino and Raspberry Pi Robots
Pixy2 gives line-following robots the ability to detect intersections and road signs.
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Bluetooth Mesh Allows for New Way to Network the Smart Home
Dialog Semiconductor has added SIG support to its Bluetooth low energy ICs.
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New Flash Family Designed Specifically for Automotive Applications
Cypress Semiconductor has introduced a new NOR memory family.
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Heilind Electronics Now Stocking the Brady Wraptor A6500 Wire Marking System
Brady’s Wraptor A6500 enhances the quality of wire identification by printing and applying labels in five seconds or less.
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Thine and CEL Introduce Camera Development Kit (CDK) to Enable Fast and Easy Advanced Camera System Development
Camera developers can design systems with up to 16MP CMOS camera modules, reducing development time and effort significantly.
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A Solid State Replacement for Ultraviolet Photomultiplier Tubes
An avalanche photodiode (APD) with a silicon carbide substrate (SiC) exhibits the sensitivity and high signal gain of a traditional APD with a signal response confined to the ultraviolet (UV) region of the electromagnetic spectrum. The SiC UV APD serves as an ideal replacement for UV photomultiplier tubes as well as a variety of other low signal UV light applications.
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Fishing for Sustainability
A new experimental software tool is designed to decrease the number of denizens of the deep that get discarded in the process of fishing.
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Liquid Crystal Shells Could Be Useful for Sensors, Anti-Counterfeiting and More
The research team from PHYMS has been studying the mechanical and optical properties of liquid crystal in order to develop shells that could be useful in many technologies.
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DC Voltage Cold Plasma System Safely Sterilizes Medical Equipment
A cold plasma reactor effects room temperature sterilization through DC high voltage instead of the conventional radio frequency or pulsed DC power.
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Transistor-like Switch Developed for Spintronics
Spintronics researchers have developed a current switch – the equivalent of a transistor used in traditional electronics to enable and disable the flow of electricity.
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Graphene, Spintronics and Solid-state Computing
Researchers have coupled graphene with thin layers of magnetic materials, producing the sort of exotic behavior in electrons that could be useful for next-generation computing applications.
