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Vision System Creates 3D Images of Fruit Trees So Farmers Can Easily Monitor Tree Growth and Health
A tree management system has been developed with cameras that produce a 3D reconstruction of the trees, making daily check-ins much easier.
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Vishay Intertechnology Launches New AEC-Q101 Qualified High Voltage Thyristors and Diodes
The thyristors and diodes for on-board battery chargers provide wide voltage and current ranges in three package options.
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New Chip Can Detect Drugs in Saliva, Blood, Urine or Breath
A new chemical sensing chip will help police officers and law enforcement monitor drug use.
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Virtual Reality Scenarios Developed to Help Train First Responders
Firefighters, law enforcement and other first responders can use VR to learn and practice emergency situations.
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Nobody Gets Fired for Bringing PCB Prototyping In-House
Whether it is creating advanced electronics for automobiles or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), manufacturers in a wide range of industries are turning to the practice of rapid PCB prototyping in their own in-house labs to innovate and speed up a product’s delivery to the market.
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Watch: Triboluminescence Device Tests the Stability of Drugs
The system determines whether a potential drug has trace crystallinity, a factor that often renders medicines impractical for use.
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How to Counter Counterfeit Flash Memory
Is your new flash memory device really new? Can you determine if it’s a recycled chip? University of Alabama engineers can.
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Chandler Engineering Offers Model 6500-M Mini Flow Loop System for Friction Pressure Testing
The benchtop unit is designed to measure the friction pressure created by different slick water fracturing fluids.
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Concept Solar UAV Designed to Stay Aloft for One Year
A solar-powered UAV that can stay airborne for a year for surveillance and other applications is under development in the UK.
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10 Ways to Celebrate 'Star Wars Day'
May the Fourth Be with You: It's Star Wars Day! Here are 10 ways to celebrate.
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New Retinal Prosthesis with Cheap Organic Materials May Restore Sight to Blind People
Researchers at the Linköping University in Sweden, in collaboration with researchers in Italy and Israel, fabricated a retinal prosthesis using widely available organic pigments that have the potential to restore sight to blind people.
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Amazon Alexa Now Controls SimpliSafe Home Security System
New skills provide easier ways for smart home protection.
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H2SYS Launches the AIRCELL®
By developing its own systems, H2SYS is able to master the entire hydrogen transformation chain into electricity.
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Fully Electric Buses Coming to Hamburg, Germany
Daimler will deliver 20 of its new Citaro fully-electric vehicles to the city.
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Q&A: Intel Equipping Drones for the Future of Industrial Inspection and Surveying
The company has released new software and hardware updates for its Falcon 8+ UAV.
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Chip Self-Starts for Battery-indifferent IoT Sensing
The microchip continues to operate even when the battery runs out of energy and could lead to smaller, cheaper IoT devices.
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3D Solution for Tiny Batteries
A team of researchers have overcome previous limitations, fashioning a powerful 3D lithium ion battery with a footprint approximately the size of 100 grains of salt.
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Smart Patch for Marine Studies is Revolutionary for Studying Ocean Animals in Their Habitats
Marine Skin is an electronic animal tagging system based on stretchable silicone elastomers.
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New Exercise App Crowdsources Exercises for a Cheap Alternative to a Gym Trainer
CrowdFit is a platform for exercise planning that relies on crowdsourcing from nonexperts.
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Aptiv Launches Fleet of 30 Self-driving Cars on Lyft Network
Passengers will opt-in to the program to take a ride in an autonomous vehicle.
