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No One Is Using Digital Assistants for Home Automation, Survey Says
Only about six percent of people use voice assistants to control connected devices.
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Could a New Material Enable Better Infrared Detection for Self-Driving Cars?
The materials could also be applicable for other heat and temperature-based devices.
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Sensors Expo: Sensera to Showcase MEMS-based Platforms
The company will highlight its Medtech and internet of things technologies.
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3 Amplifiers Enable Accuracy in Industrial Applications
TI has introduced new devices for precise measurement and faster processing.
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Smart Stent Allows for Early Detection of Restenosis in Heart Surgery Patients
Researchers from the University of British Columbia have created a smart stent that detects early signs of restenosis.
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AI Structure Organizes and Contextualizes Information About the Ever-changing Immune System
Researchers from CytoReason have developed a new artificial intelligence (AI) classification system that helps organize all immune system information.
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Watch: Autonomous Car Can Drive to a Parking Space on Its Own
The VTT robot car named Marilyn has been tested to drive on its own through a parking lot into an open parking space.
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Handy IoT Glossary Covers Terms Old and New
The 101 IoT terms defined range from the uber-familiar, like automation, to one that harks back to the days before the Windows operating system, to one that has a particular meaning in the IoT: things.
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New Algorithm Can Compress MRI Images in Two Minutes
Researchers from MIT have created a machine-learning algorithm that hopes to bring medical image registration time from two hours to two minutes.
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Video: Behold Oscar Mayer’s Jet Pack Carrying Hot Dogs
The Super Hotdogger will be added to the company’s fleet of vehicles, including its custom drone introduced last year.
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Video: Kid’s Nighttime Wearable Launches on Kickstarter
Mary is a smart e-textile that monitors temperature, body movement and breathing.
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MIT Introduces Smart Electric Outlet
The device monitors current for spikes caused by faulty or bad wiring.
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Spin-orbit Torque MRAM Demonstrated on 300-mm Wafers for the First Time
The next-generation MRAM technology could replace L1/L2 SRAM cache memories in computing applications.
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MIT and Technion Researchers Find a Way to Make Light Interact with Matter
Researchers at MIT and Israel’s Technion developed a method to accelerate the momentum of photons to match the momentum of electrons. This process allows both particles to interact strongly with the possible outcome of developing new types of lasers, color-tunable LEDs, silicon photonics and more efficient solar cells.
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Watch: Engineering Low Impedance Graphene Electrodes for Neural Imaging
The development brings graphene electrodes a step closer to use in next-generation brain imaging technologies and various basic neuroscience and medical applications.
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Study Finds Bitcoin’s 2017 Peak May Have Been Manipulated
A June 13 paper by a University of Texas finance professor found that agents may have manipulated Bitcoin’s price to push it to historic levels last year.
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New Vishay Intertechnology Series of Direct Water-cooled Wirewound Resistors Saves Space and Increases Reliability
For industrial applications, devices deliver ultra-high power dissipation to 9,000 W in compact sizes without external radiation.
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Recom Supplies 15 W and 20 W AC/DC Converters for IoT and Smart Home
The RAC15-K and RAC20-K series are PCB-mount AC/DC modules with ultra-low energy losses especially in light load conditions.
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Watch a Demo of Self-docking Yacht Technology
Volvo Penta has revealed an advanced self-docking solution, targeted for launch in 2020.
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Video: Fish Robot Mimics Real Animals as it Moves Autonomously Through Water
The project from Festo could lead to new methods of manufacturing soft robotic components.
