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New Point-of-load Power Modules Introduced
The modules work with FPGAs, DSPs, ASICs and memory for Datacom, telecom, servers and more.
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Anokiwave Launches 26 GHz 5G mmW Reconfigurable Active Antenna Array
Anokiwave is adding to its family of Active Antenna Innovator Kits with the 256-element, reconfigurable 26 GHz array, further enabling the roll-out of mmW 5G systems.
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Watch: Silk Fibers Discovered to be a Great Nano-Material for Biosensing
Researchers from Purdue University have discovered that silk produces Anderson localization of light, which could lead to new inventions and further understanding of heat transfer and light transportation.
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ATI Unveils Universal Compliance Compensator
The U1-050 Universal Compliance Compensator combines various features to achieve a high level of adaptability in tasks such as automated assembly and bin picking.
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Cryptocurrency Boom is Driving GPU Prices Sky-high
Recent booms in cryptocurrencies like bitcoin and Ethereum are causing a spike in high-end graphics processing unit (GPU) prices. High-end gamers and other GPU users are also reporting a major shortage of the devices.
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Last-Mile Autonomous Delivery Vehicle Makes First Successful Public Road Test
The test included taking groceries from a local store to two nearby customers along a 2.5 mile loop
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Surgeons Use Augmented Reality to Reconnect Blood Vessels, See Internal Tissue
The method could prove to be more accurate and quicker than the previous standard approach
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Quantum Dot Research Could Lead to a New Generation of HD TVs and Smart Devices
Researchers were able to create colors that were 50% more bright than currently offered
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Watch: World’s First Flying Car to be Unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show
The first flying car production model will be on display at the Geneva Motor Show from March 6-18 in Switzerland.
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First Production Model Flying Car to Be Unveiled at Geneva Motor Show
PAL-V will show off its Liberty vehicle what it claims is the world’s first production model flying car
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Video: Bridg Collaboration to Introduce Battery-Free IoT Wireless Sensors
The Evercell power cell harvests thermal energy in any environment where the ambient temperature is above absolute zero, reliably generating microwatts of electrical power.
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New Nanocrystal Material Could Lead to Efficient LEDs
Nanocrystals are the key to more efficient LEDs, according to researchers from the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) Center for Computational Material Science.
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New Yorker Electronics Distributing New Durable, Non-Polarized Motor Start Capacitors
The non-polarized aluminum electrolytic AC motor start capacitors are designed for intermittent AC duty in starting fractional horsepower.
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You’ve Heard of 3D Printing , Now Get Ready for 4D Printing that Creates Shape-Shifting Objects
Rutgers engineers developed a process they call ‘4D printing’ that uses shape-shifting smart gel for the development of living structures.
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Internet of Things is Leading to the Internet of Frustration
In a new survey, one in three consumers have had issues with the smart home.
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Does Living in a Big City Increase Life Expectancy?
A recent study comparing lives in big Russian cities and other regions shows a large gap in how long people live.
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High-force Direct Drive Voice Coil Actuator
H2W Technologies says it has developed the world’s highest force commercially available non-commutated DC linear actuator.
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Video: Waymo Moves Closer to Nationwide Self-driving Car Ride-hailing Service
The Google autonomous driving wing has signed an agreement to purchase thousands of Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid minivans.
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Watch Pediatric HAL, an Advanced Patient Simulator
The wireless, tetherless patient simulator is designed as a training tool to practice common tests and procedures, and to improve clinicians’ interactions with children.
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8K TVs: An Evolution of Resolution
Sony and Panasonic have partnered with broadcaster NHK to develop technology capable of handling ultra-high definition (Ultra HD) 8K video. Full-scale 8K broadcasting in Japan is expected by the end of this year and Sony is aiming to roll out 8K compatible TVs by 2020. 8K TVs will have 16 times the pixels of HDTVs. Is all this resolution necessary, or just a way to sell more TVs?
