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Optical Waveguides Produced by Inkjet Printing
A two-step inkjet printing technique can fabricate waveguides and other optical components.
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New Tracking System Could Save Surgeons 30 Minutes of Surgery Time in Back Surgeries
Dartmouth College researchers have developed a faster, cheaper and safer method for back surgery.
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Penske Corporation and Hitachi Begin Collaborative Creation to Improve Vehicle Performance Using IoT
The initiative signifies the first of many efforts to utilize artificial intelligence, machine learning and Hitachi's IoT platform, Lumada.
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Forget What You Know About VR: Immersive Media Tech Will Transform Content As We Know It
Immersive media is poised to build on the level of empathy that comes along with virtual reality and catapult users to the forefront of control by providing them with the ability to interact with absolutely any form of content.
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Disrupting Data Science with Artificial Intelligence: NEC Establishes a Startup in Silicon Valley for Automating Data Analytics
NEC Corporation has established DotData, Inc., a startup company based in Cupertino, Calif., to develop and provide software that automates data science processes using artificial intelligence.
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New Yorker Electronics and Isocom Team Up with Franchise Distribution Agreement of Optoelectronic Components
New global distribution relationship yields more complete line of hi-rel components to the military, aerospace and medical sectors.
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OLED Light Therapy in the Form of Flexible Organic Wearables
Worn as a bracelet or headband, the technology could be used to heal wounds or treat depression.
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Video: Now There’s Even a Robot for Tennis
A new Kickstarter campaign features an autonomous robot that fetches balls using sensors.
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New Food Delivery Trucks Let Companies Bake and Drive Simultaneously
Zume Pizza is partnering with Welbilt to create new trucks for third-party food operators.
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Watch: Colloids Imaged in 3D on Space Station
As part of NASA’s ongoing Advanced Colloids Experiments, researchers aboard the International Space Station recently viewed microscopic particles in 3D images.
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Electronics Have Been Successfully Printed Directly Onto Skin
Researchers from the University of Minnesota have used a low-cost 3D printer to print wearable electronics onto a hand for the first time.
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Four Amazing Ways Laser Engravers are Being Used in the Classroom
Lasers are user-friendly and easy to operate, and most students are mesmerized by the technology when they see the laser in action, which makes them excited about creating their own laser projects.
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Beckhoff and Huawei Wireless X Labs Demonstrate Tech for the 5G Factory of Tomorrow
A proof-of-concept trial of the wireless programmable logic controller (PLC) showed communications between two cooperating PLCs using a 5G-orientated wireless industrial network prototype rather than a legacy cable.
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Watch: Holograms are the Next Biggest Tool for Video Conferencing
The TeleHuman2 is the first completely holographic videoconferencing system.
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Vishay Intertechnology Introduces Industry’s First IHLP® Inductor Series Qualified to MIL-STD-981 Class S for Space-grade Applications
Designed to provide high reliability in space-grade applications, inductors in the Vishay Custom Magnetics SGIHLP series feature a ruggedized package and perform at high operating temperatures to 180 degrees Celsius.
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Saelig Introduces Berkeley Nucleonics 765 Ultra-fast Rise Time Pulse Generator
Model 765 is an advanced, modern solution for ultra-fast rise time complex pulse generation and synchronization with simple touchscreen control.
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Electron Microscope Captures 4D Video of Micelles Forming
The new transmission electron microscope has the ability to take 4D images of cells, microorganisms and more.
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LED Driver for Fluorescent Ballasts
An LED driver with ultra-low holding current addresses compatibility issues between LED strings and fluorescent ballasts. It is able to activate the LED string and overcome the ballast requirement of a high voltage output detection during ignition.
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Are Free-to-Play Kids’ Games Illegally Tracking Their Use Habits?
Thousands of apps for children may be violating privacy protection regulations.
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Video: New Wearables Could Determine if Athletes are Ready to Return to Action
A simple device can be attached to the skin to determine how tendons work with muscles during movement.
