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New Robotics Kit Gives Future Engineers a Jumpstart in Systems-level Design
Texas Instruments has introduced its new Robotics System Learning Kit.
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New Yorker Electronics Releases Series of TVS Diodes Featuring 2% Breakdown Voltage Tolerance
Vishay Semiconductor VTVS5V0ASMF to VTVS63GSMF 400W TransZorb® Transient Voltage Suppressor (TVS) Diodes are designed for laptops, notebooks, smartphones and tablets.
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Delivery Drones Could Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Energy Use
A study by Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory shows if companies deploy drones sensibly, it could be a greener transportation alternative.
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At ISSCC, MIT Researchers Presented a Chip for Public-key Encryption Designed for the IoT
This week at the International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) in San Francisco, MIT researchers presented a new chip designed to handle public-key encryption that consumes 99.75 percent less energy than existing chips, and is 500 times faster. This is a dream come true for the internet of things (IoT) development.
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Extending LoRaWAN to Receive Messages from Space
Semtech is teaming with Lacuna Space to extend wireless communication through satellite connectivity.
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Video: Hyperloop Transportation Technologies Begins Studies for Cleveland to Chicago Corridor
The company is working with the governments of Ohio and Illinois to conduct a study for future investment.
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Saelig Introduces Sol Chip Saturn802 Solar Energy Harvester ICs
Saelig Company, Inc. has introduced the Sol Chip Saturn802 Energy Harvester IC - a unique photovoltaic cell which can produce output voltage levels of 0.7-9.V.
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Smart Jacket Contains More Than 23 Features for Campers and Survivalists
Adv3nture Jackets feature multiple pockets, a bottle opener and can be used as a travel pillow.
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Resonator Gathers Energy from Changes in Temperature Over 24 Hours
MIT researchers have developed a thermoelectric resonator to create energy when clean energy sources aren't available.
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FLEX 2018: Flexible Arduino? Flexible Hybrid Electronics Reaches a New Milestone
NextFlex has produced multiple functional samples of the classic maker board, opening up a new range of internet of things and sensor products.
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CO2 Sensor from Gas Sensing Solutions Increases Diver Safety
Fitting a diver's rebreather with a CO2 sensor gives a vital -- and potentially life-saving - early warning of a rise in gas levels.
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Smartphone Neural Networks Could Soon be a Reality with New Low-Power AI Chip
The new chip increases neural network computation speed by three to seven times and reduces power consumption by 95 percent, making it practical for battery-powered devices.
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At the 2018 Winter Olympics: EU-South Korean Project to Demo 5G System Prototype
The 5GCHAMPION research team has built the world’s first state-of-the-art terrestrial wireless communication system, including disruptive satellite communication.
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Tips for Using RF Attenuators
RF attenuators are used to reduce the strength of an radio frequency (RF) signal. A common use for an attenuator is for measurement equipment.
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Pathogen Testing for Organ-on-Chip Tech
Researchers have tested the response of an artificial liver to a hepatitis B infection, uncovering the virus's means of evading immune responses. The findings ultimately may lead to new types of personalized medicine.
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Part Needed for a Classic Porsche? There's a 3D Printer for That
Porsche Classic, the company’s division dedicated to classic vehicles, is now using 3D printers to produce extremely rare parts that are only needed in small quantities.
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Faster, Cheaper Thin-film Devices
A new method of processing nanomaterials could lead to faster and cheaper manufacturing of flexible thin film devices, from touch screens to window coatings.
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Batteries Developed Can Power Communities With Clean Energy When Power Sources are Absent
Researchers have developed a way to create a storage system that saves excess solar or wind energy by charging solutions of chemicals that can be stored for later emergency use.
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Using Line Sensors in Utility Operations
Line sensors continuously monitor the electrical power grid, providing an economical means of grid fault identification, power outage detection, substation automation and condition-based maintenance — but what are they and what added value will be provided by next-generation line sensors?
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Spectrum's AWG Controls Physics Experiments on Single Atoms at University of Stuttgart
Researchers selected a Spectrum arbitrary waveform generator for experiments in which single atoms in a diamond are replaced by nitrogen atoms.
