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Watch How Smart Socks Help Physiotherapists Treat Patients Remotely
Smart socks are helping physiotherapists better assess and treat patients during video consultations by providing information on weight distribution and range of movement during exercises like steps, squats or jumps.
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Breakthrough Opens New Doors for Developing the First Zero-waste Cell Phone
The UBC researchers have perfected the process to separate fiberglass and resin, a big step towards creating a zero-waste cell phone.
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Cutting-Edge Technology: What to Expect When You Request a Laser Cutter Demo
But how does one wade through the many choices of laser engraving/cutting systems? Request a demonstration from your supplier. This is, without a doubt, the best way to determine what model laser is right for you and your application.
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Solid Electrolyte Boosts Li-ion Battery Energy Density
A new solid-state Li-ion battery achieves an energy density of 200 Wh/liter at a charging speed of 0.5 C (2 hours).
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Liquid-Repelling Coating Could Save Your Phone, Gadgets and More from Clumsy Kids
A new coating has the ability to repel water, oils, alcohols, peanut butter and juice. You name it, the coating repels it.
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Two New Ranges of MIL 39006-qualified Wet Tantalum Capacitors Available Through New Yorker Electronics
State-of-art hermetically sealed capacitors from Exxelia are preferred in avionics for high performance and extreme reliability.
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A Primer to the 6 Levels of Autonomous Driving
Breaking down the differences to self-driving cars.
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Americans are Very Open to Robots Delivering Their Mail
A U.S. Post Office survey finds that a majority of consumers would like robot helpers more than independent robot delivery.
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Video: Autonomous Robots Rescue Animals Using Similar Technology to Self-Driving Cars
Stanford students learn different levels of autonomy that could one day be used in real world applications.
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SimpliSafe Integrating August Home Smart Locks into Security System
The lock and system can all be controlled through a keypad, key fob or mobile app.
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Antisocial Networks: An Opinion on Social Media Ethics
Fifteen years after it broke on the tech scene, social media may be evolving into a shadow of the tobacco industry: executives who seem to care little about their product’s users, who know it’s bad for them but can’t seem to quit.
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Watch: AI Sleep Mask Uses EEG to Read Your Mind and Help You Sleep
LUUNA is the first intelligent sleep mask that is tailored to your sleep schedule.
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Enterprise OEMs Add FPGAs to Their Server Lineups
Dell EMC is using the FPGAs for a new type of data center computer.
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The First Biosensor Based on Copper and Graphene Developed With Exceptional Sensitivity
Researchers from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology developed biosensor chips that have the most sensitivity ever developed, and they are made of copper.
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Heilind Electronics to Exhibit at Electrical Wire Processing Technology Expo (EWPTE)
Heilind will join wire and cable professionals for the largest wire processing event of the year.
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Recent Technology Opens New Doors for Biologists to Study Animal Group Behavior
Biologists from Swansea University say that new technologies are transforming the way that researchers study wild animals.
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Littelfuse PLEDs Support Replacing Fluorescent Lighting Tubes with LED Strings or Tubes Without Scrapping the Ballast Drivers
New PLEDs feature an ultra-low holding current (just 21 mA) that makes the ballast drivers widely used in the output of fluorescent tubes compatible with modern replacement LED strings or tubes.
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Rittal Introduces Smart and Small Power Distribution
The RiLine Compact System is ideal for power distribution in confined enclosures and small control cabinets.
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Metamaterial for Sonar Applications Redirects and Reflects Sound Perfectly
Duke University researchers have created a thin material that controls the redirection of soundwaves almost perfectly.
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CubeSat Experiment Tests High-speed Laser Communications from Space to Earth
NASA’s Optical Communications and Sensor Demonstration (OCSD) project could lead to dramatic improvements in the speed, range and quality of data transfer from space to the ground.
