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10 Common Uses for a Raspberry Pi
The Raspberry Pi single-board computer has become an important part of a maker’s toolbox. What makes the Raspberry Pi so useful is partly hardware but more the user community.
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A Slice of Raspberry Pi for 'Pi Day'
For "Pi Day" (3.14), here's a brief look at the history of the Raspberry Pi, the credit-card-sized, single-board computer that was developed in the U.K. for educational use.
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Startup Wants to Deploy a Fleet of Flying Taxis in New Zealand
Kitty Hawk unveils its plans for new transportation vehicles.
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GaN-on-SiC RF Transistor Introduced for Avionics and IFF Applications
Qorvo’s new device operates with 1.8W at 65 volts.
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Video: Using Augmented Reality and Machine Vision to Improve Firefighters' Response Times
Qwake Technologies recently tested the system in a real-world scenario in California.
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Merging Arduino and Raspberry Pi with Lego Bricks in New Maker Kit
Leguino contains a slew of specialty Lego bricks for making RC car, robotics or IoT devices.
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Video: Watch a Quadrupedal Robot Shake its Booty
ETH Zurich has modified its industrial robot ANYmal to dance.
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13 Foot Tall Microscope Used to Find Nanoscale Temperatures
A team of scientists from the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory has developed a new method that can take the local temperature using a material that is a billionth of a meter wide and 100,000 times thinner than a human hair.
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Chassis Plans Launches New 7-inch Rugged Tablet for Industrial and Military Applications
The tablet takes on tough challenges and offers a powerful mobile data device for use in wet, harsh and dirty environments.
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Mass-Produced Smart Devices Proved Easy to Hack, Here is How to Keep Your Devices Safe
Mass-produced smart devices, like baby monitors, home security cameras, doorbells and more, were found to be easily hacked by Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) cyber researchers..
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Watch: Robot for Agricultural Growth Analyzes Crop Health
Researchers and scientists from the University of Illinois have developed the TerraSentia, a low cost and low weight robot that phenotypes crops and provides farmers with information on their crop’s health.
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Qorvo® Introduces Industry’s Most Powerful GaN-on-SiC Transistor
Operating with 1.8KW at 65 volts, the QPD1025 delivers the outstanding signal integrity and extended reach essential for L-band avionics and Identification Friend or Foe applications.
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Automotive-Qualified TVS Diode Arrays Protect CAN BUS Lines from ESDs, EFTs and Other Voltage Transients
Littelfuse Inc. has introduced a series of AEC-Q101-qualified TVS diode arrays optimized to protect automotive controller area network (CAN) lines from damage due to electrostatic discharges (ESDs), electrical fast transients (EFTs) and other overvoltage transients.
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DML Diodes Enable High-speed Optical Communications and Stable Operation in Harsh Environments
Renesas' new series of networking ICs will allow for next-generation mobile and internet of things networks.
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Inter-Car Jumpers for Rolling Stock: Making a Quality Connection
Leoni AG is uniquely qualified to provide a complete plug-and-play, medium-voltage (up to 25 kV) system capable of moving this power and data from one end of the train to the other.
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CMOS Image Sensors for Machine Vision, Intelligent Transportation System and Broadcast Imaging
ON Semiconductor has introduced a new series for industrial imaging.
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Holograms Used to Enlarge the Eye Box on Heads-up Displays
Researchers have developed a new approach for heads-up displays that are holograph-based, making the screen much easier to see with a large eye box.
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Xilinx Demos 112G PAM4 Electrical Signaling FPGA Technology for Optical Networks
The company also announced 58G PAM4 transceivers to its 16 nm FPGA portfolio.
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Social Media and Artificial Intelligence Used to Track Wildlife Poachers
Scientists from the University of Helsinki, Digital Geography Lab, say that artificial intelligence (AI) can be used to monitor illegal wildlife trade on social media.
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In the Field of Tunable Lighting Innovation is Required
Tunable lighting, also known as human-centric lighting (HCL), offers a host of tangible benefits. The advanced lighting systems can illuminate a room with a breadth of brilliant hues, brightness levels and color temperatures. While the dramatic effects of HCL have received praise, the technology driving these complex lighting systems has presented design engineers with a host of new challenges that affect cost, performance, reliability and manufacturability.
