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New HEM Inverter is the Future of Photovoltaic Plants
A new medium voltage string inverter offers the advantages of its modular (string) architecture with the benefits of a central inverter.
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New Yorker Electronics, Innodisk Partner to Supply Embedded Flash and DRAM Storage Solutions
The new partnership promises complete end-to-end active/passive solutions for designers.
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AI Used to Detect Poachers in Real Time
Researchers from the USC Center for Artificial Intelligence in Society have been developing AI to recognize and catch poachers.
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Lasers in the Classroom
Getting students of all ages excited and interested in a class subject or project is a tough task for teachers and professors alike. But cool, interesting, hands-on tools are an easy way to immediately grab a student’s attention.
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Airbus Begins Testing Drone Delivery Service in Singapore
This is the first step in developing an urban unmanned air system for parcel delivery.
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Quantum Dot Manufacturer Nanoco Signs Material and Supply Partnership for Nanoparticles
The agreement will allow the company to scale-up and mass produce the materials for electronic devices.
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X-FAB Receives Certification for the New IATF-16949 Automotive Quality Standard
X-FAB Silicon Foundries SE claims it is the first semiconductor foundry to receive certification for automotive manufacturing under the new standard, the IATF-16949 International Automotive Quality Management System (QMS).
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Video: The Top Startups to Watch in the Internet of Things and Automotive Safety in 2018
Premier Farnell has released the names of companies it is working with in its Startupbootcamp accelerator program
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Carlo Gavazzi Introduces a New Double Under Voltage Monitoring Relay
Carlo Gavazzi announced the introduction of a new under voltage monitoring relay series for Class I Division 2. It is designed for applications to prevent brownouts in 24 VDC in any hazardous environments, including those with the potential for explosion.
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Protons for Self-healing and Flexible Medical Devices Were Inspired by Squid Ring Teeth
By looking at squid teeth, researchers found synthetic protein-powered medical devices created from repeated sequences of proteins could be possible.
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Counterfeit Electronics and Lasers
Perhaps no anti-counterfeiting measure is more immediate and tangible than the engraving of genuine parts with unique and identifiable marks, as an Epilog laser system can readily provide.
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Time Flies: NASA to Test Deep Space Atomic Clock
The improved timepiece is expected to benefit spacecraft navigation and operational efficiency.
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Watch: Robots Developed to Think and Plan Abstractly
Research teams from Brown University and MIT are attempting to help robots think and plan abstractly.
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Presto Engineering Addresses IoT Chip Security with Secure Manufacture and Test Service
The company's comprehensive manufacturing and test service is tailored to ensure IoT chips are made to high standards of security.
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IEEE ISSCC 2018: Leti Chief Scientist to Deliver Opening Day Talk On Brain-inspired Technologies
Leti scientists will also present and demo new technology for piezoelectric energy harvesting.
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Video: Watch a Maker Create a Pair of Harry Potter-inspired Spectre Specs Goggles
Using the Adafruit Neopixel Goggles and some 3D-printed parts, Luna Lovegood’s iconic glasses were brought to life.
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Video: Cockroach Robot Can Run, Jump, Climb and Fall from Great Distances Without Getting Hurt
Harvard Researchers have developed a centimeter-scale robot based on an insect everyone hates.
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A New Family of DC-DC Converter Modules for Railway Applications
Vicor Power has introduced a family of high-power DC-DC converters specifically developed for rail transportation.
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Vicor Introduces 24 V Cool-Power Buck Regulators
Vicor Power announced the introduction of a new 24 V buck regulator that can provide pin compatibility for 48V regulators, easing the transition to 48 V systems.
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Mozilla Launches Raspberry Pi-based Internet of Things Gateway
The platform allows one central board to run consumers’ smart home devices.
