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Chassis Plans Announces Military Grade CLX 1U Layflat LCD Keyboard
Applications for the display include test and simulation, telemetry, persistent surveillance and unmanned aerial vehicle ground control.
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The Human Blood-Retinal Barrier Recreated on a Microfluidic Chip
A team of scientists from Barcelona has developed a microfluidic device that can mimic the human blood-retinal barrier.
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Feit Introduces New LED Products to Comply with New California Energy Commission Standards
The lighting company hopes to use the products to not just comply with retailers, but to get more brand recognition.
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Video: Watch a Drone Learn to Fly Autonomously Through Streets without Pre-Existing Navigation
Using artificial intelligence, researchers created an algorithm that learned traffic patterns from cars and bikes
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Wurth Elektronics Introduces New Redcube Terminal Series
Four different designs of new Redcube high-power terminal were introduced today. The reliable contacts designs for PCB connections cover the four leading connection type technologies: press-fit, plug, surface mount and through-hole reflow (THR).
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Video: Vintage LED Lightbulbs Add a Touch of Class to the Lighting Market
Burton Lighting has launched a Kickstarter campaign to increase awareness and manufacturing capability of the vintage bulbs.
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First in Industry — Shielded RF SMT Inductors with Established Reliability from Gowanda Electronics
Gowanda's ER5025S provides MIL-PRF-39010 qualified inductors in surface mount configuration for military and other high reliability RF applications.
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5 Best Phone Accessories Introduced at CES
USB charging docks, advanced selfie sticks, fast charging pads and more were presented at this year's CES. We'll tell you about the best of the best.
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Microchip's ATmegaS64M1 AVR Microcontroller (MCU) Brings the Automotive-Leading AVR Core with CAN capabilities to the Aerospace Industry
The new MicrochipATmegaS64M1 microcontroller is designed to withstand high temperatures and have reliability in critical aerospace environments with sustained radiation.
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Moving Toward a 'Brain on a Chip'
Researchers have made a significant step toward producing functional neuromorphic chips, which mimic the working of a biological brain and serve as portable artificial intelligence.
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Secrets to Gamma Ray Burst Could Lead to Advances in Alien Life Research
A scientist from Queen’s University Belfast has recreated the first ever mini version of a gamma-ray burst in a laboratory, which opens up a new way to investigate gamma-ray properties.
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Elon Musk’s Boring Company Presents 6.5-mile Tunnel Plan for Under Los Angeles
The plan calls for two phases that will run initially under Culver City and later into the greater LA area.
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Accurately Measure Highly Reflective, Clear Liquids with OptioLaser S300 Liquid Laser from Hawk Measurement
The laser can accurately and reliably measure highly reflective liquids, clear liquids and even turbulence liquids.
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Bitcoin Wallets are Vulnerable to Hackers and Security Defects
Devices used to manage Bitcoin accounts could be improved for better protection against hackers, according to recent research.
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3D Printing Strengthens Cell Adhesion and PDMS Polymer for Lab-on-Chip Devices
Combining two different polymer forms can switch manufacturing of silicon parts from molding, casting and spin coating of simple forms to 3D printing of complex geometries. These geometries have better mechanical characteristics and better biological adhesion, according to Penn State researchers.
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World’s Smallest Electro-Optic Modulator Developed
Researchers from Oregon State University have designed and fabricated the smallest electro-optic modulator in the world.
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Metadevices Could be Developed with 3D Printing and an Inverse Design Approach
A research team has used inverse design principles and a basic 3D printer to create highly efficient, non-resonant, broadband metadevices at millimeter-wave frequencies.
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The 3 Main Kinds of Automotive Fuses
As vehicles become more complicated the number of fuses used in them has gone up. Many early automobiles like the Model T didn’t have any fuses in them at all.
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Video: Virtual Reality Motion Simulator Introduced at CES, Now Available on Kickstarter
Intellisense is offering a platform that has unlimited 360 degrees of yaw movement.
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New Residential Water-Based Energy Storage System Introduced
Nostromo has introduced a new residential, behind the meter, storage system that consists of plain water and a proprietary nucleate.
