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The First On-Chip Nanoscale Optical Quantum Memory Developed

An international team lead by engineers at Caltech has developed a computer chip with nanoscale optical quantum memory.

Glucose Monitor to be Paired with Smartwatch

New tools for diabetics will result from a partnership between continuous glucose monitor developer DexCom and health wearables developer Fitbit.

Xilinx, ARM, Cadence and TSMC Work to Build CCIX 7 nm Test Chip

CCIX will allow components to access and process data regardless of where it resides without complex programming environments.

New Algorithm Makes Congressional Redistricting More Equitable to Constituents

Congressional redistricting can be difficult and unfair. A team of University of Illinois computer scientists and engineers is aiming to change this.

Research Aims to Improve Communications During National Disasters Without Using the Internet

Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology are proposing a new way of gathering and sharing information during natural disasters without having to rely on the internet.

Small Sensors for Today's Small, Smart Systems

With low power and “Internet of Things” devices expanding into many industries, design engineers are challenged to enhance product capabilities while reducing size.

Watch: New Perception Solution Widens Autonomous Car’s Vision Capabilities

AdaSky has launched the first Far Infrared (FIR) perception solution that is specifically designed for the automotive industry.

Seven Things a Robot Can Do, and Three More That It Can't

A look at how far robotics technology has come, along with a few of its limitations.

GNSS Antennas for Self-Driving Cars, Drones and Surveying

Taoglas has introduced new antennas for applications that require highly accurate location capabilities.

Magnetic Sensors for Hall-Effect Switch and Position Sensing for Internet of Things Devices

Silicon Labs has introduced three families of sensors that are reliable and less power hungry than typical Hall-effect sensors.

U.S. House Passes Self-Driving Car Bill

The bill would allow automakers to sell and build autonomous vehicles without these cars being applicable to current safety standards.

Goodyear Pursues Data-driven Tire Diagnostics

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company is equipping Tesloop’s Tesla electric vehicle tires with wireless sensors.

New PIM is a Building Block of Scalable and Programmable Acceleration Solutions for Big Data

UPMEM announced the launch of the UPMEM Processing In-Memory (PIM).

New Yorker Electronics Earns Early AS9120B Re-Certification

The company attained the new certification well ahead of the mandated September 2018 deadline.

Power Stage Delivers 25 Percent Lower Power Losses than Silicone-Based Designs

Mouser Electronics, Inc., is now stocking the LMG5200 gallium nitride (GaN) power stage from Texas Instruments.

VR and CAD Collide

Virtual reality (VR) has been around in some form for a while. For many years the experience was not very immersive. Until recently, the computing power and display technology simply couldn’t create a realistic enough environment that was pleasing to the eye.

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