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AMETEK Programmable Power Announces New SGX Series with Touch Screen Display for the Sorensen™ DC Power Supply Family
The Sorensen™ SGX Series features a touch screen display, making the Sorensen SG family of programmable DC power supplies even easier to use.
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Using Electrical Maintenance Safety Devices to Bridge the Skills Gap
Electrical maintenance safety devices (EMSDs) are well suited for both improving the overall safety and efficiency of inspections while simplifying physical and technical demands. This allows for more frequent inspections conducted by a less technical workforce.
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AI Robot Waiter Can Suggest a Ramen for you at a Seattle Ramen Restaurant
Plenty USA Inc., operator of the popular Santouka Ramen chain in the U.S., plans to launch a version of Japan-made AI communication robot, SOTA, in America.
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Invisible Material Inspired By Squids Developed for Military Use
The material changes how it reflects heat by smoothing and wrinkling after being stretched or electrically triggered.
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Robot Inspired by Real-life Spider Can Transform into a Speedy Rolling Wheel
The BionicWheelBot can walk around like normal spiders, but it can also fold up into a wheel shape to mimic the unique somersault-roll of the flic-flac spider.
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Technology Can Help Patients with Chronic Illnesses Take Control of Their Own Healthcare
Researchers at Washington State University have found that using technology to track health can help patients manage their own health with ease.
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Medical Device Manufacturers Make Their Marks
Products that are fiber laser marked can be properly identified and tracked throughout their life cycles, which leads to better patient safety, simplified product recalls and improved market research.
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New Yorker Electronics to Distribute New Conductive Polymer Hybrid Capacitor for Hi-Temp Applications
The United Chemi-Con HSE Series Conductive Polymer Hybrid Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors are designed for high reliability and rated to 4,000 hours.
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Entrepreneur Corner: Repairly Fixes Mobile Devices On Demand
According to British data, around 32,000 smartphone screens are smashed every day in the U.K. alone -- not to mention iPads, tablets and other mobile and fixed devices. To repair the device one must engage a repair shop or the manufacturer, a process that is lengthy, overwhelming and inconvenient. A better way is offered by the British startup Repairly, created in London, to address this problem.
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Video: SF Motors Officially Launches Introducing Initial Car Lineup, Production Facilities
The electric vehicle startup will manufacture its vehicles and battery packs in-house.
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Vivint Introduces Sensory Room for Intellectually and Developmental Disabled Children
The room includes multisensory stations, play therapy stations and activity panels
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Solving LED Flicker
LED lighting is becoming the dominant lighting technology in the building and construction, transportation and municipality market segments. Notable for their high efficiency and long lifetimes compared to incandescent and fluorescent lamps, LED lighting can save homeowners thousands of dollars and the government millions of dollars in electric power savings and lighting replacement costs. Now that the technology is gaining traction, some of its flaws are being exposed. One flaw that is starting to be addressed is flicker.
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App Can Predict Your General Health and Biological Age Based on Health Data Gathered By Wearables
GERO, a longevity biotech company, and the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT) researchers have proven that the physical activity data from wearables like a Fitbit or iPhone can be used to calculate digital biomarkers that tell people how they are going to age.
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Overseas Growth Helps Kitronik's Mission
Kitronik's expansion into overseas markets helps it to further realize its mission statement of making electronics accessible to all.
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Algorithm Produced Knitting Instructions for 3D Printing, Knitting Machines
Computer scientists from Carnegie Mellon University have created a system that can take 3D shapes and create stitch-by-stitch instructions that can allow a computer-controlled knitting system to automatically produce the shape.
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Lithium-sulfur Batteries Could Make Smartphone Batteries Last for a Full Week
Researchers from The University of Texas at Dallas aim to fix the unreliability of lithium batteries and extend battery life with a lithium-sulfur substitute.
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Robotic Drill Improves Safety of Cochlear Implant Prorcedures
Patients needing ear implants could have safer surgery with a hand-held robotic drill sensitive enough to drill through an eggshell and stop before reaching the membrane.
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Cepton Offers Next-Generation LiDar Solution for Autonomous Vehicles
The Vista LiDar is significantly smaller than most solutions on the market and uses fewer than 10 watts of power.
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Saelig Unveils Cloud-based Professional Thermal Cameras For Early Fire Detection
The Fotric 123 can detect abnormal changes in heat conditions and send early fire alert warnings to a smartphone or other device before a fire starts.
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Interesting Things to Do with Software Defined Radio
Once you have your SDR equipment and software up and running you may be wondering what it can be used for. One of the more common uses is to monitor the police and fire radio. You can use it for many other things, as well, such as ham radio, astronomy or receiving satellite signals.
