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Solar Installers Needed: Workforce Size Lags Behind Demand
Lack of enough solar installers to meet demand restricts growth in the industry, costing solar installation companies real money in recruitment costs and missed opportunities.
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New Heart Rate 4 Click Board Adds Biometrics to Designs
Mouser Electronics, Inc. is now stocking MikroElektronika’s Heart Rate 4 Click Board.
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Telecom Giant SoftBank To Acquire Robotics Pioneer Boston Dynamics
Japanese telecom firm SoftBank announced today in a press release that a subsidiary has agreed to acquire robotics firm Boston Dynamics from Alphabet, Inc.
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A Scalable Energy Storage Solution
No technical expertise is needed to produce off-grid energy with the modular solar energy system.
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Micropower LED Driver with Hall-Effect Switch
The device enables reliable and fault-tolerant LED lighting with minimal electrical engineering and low component count and cost.
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3-D Printing Railroad Parts for Safer, More Efficient Transportation
Union Pacific is using additive manufacturing to produce components.
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Video: Honda Reveals Self-driving Car Plans
The automotive OEM plans to introduce Level 4 autonomous driving capability by 2025.
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GaN-based Energy Toolkit Enables Faster and Easier Solid-state RF System Development
MACOM’s new development kit could be used for anything from cooking and lighting to healthcare and automotive applications.
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Photocouplers Address Isolation and Interface Requirements in Electric Vehicles and Hybrids
Toshiba America Electronic Components, Inc.’s new devices are suited for inverter control and intelligent power module interfaces
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UNITE 150 PTZ USB Camera for Conference Calls Launches
ClearOne has released their new UNITE 150 pan-tilt-zoom USB camera for conference calls. This camera turns meeting rooms into video collaboration rooms.
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Clad Metal Wire for High-reliability Fuel Cells
Custom precious metal composite clad wire can be manufactured to OEM requirements for use in fuel cells, batteries and other applications.
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New Cable Assemblies Provide High-density Test Solution
PHASEFLEX® Microwave/RF Test Assemblies, Type 0N are designed for modular, multi-port, and multi-site test applications.
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How Neural Networks Have Changed the Way We See Images
Neural networks have been around for a while but only recently has computing power become powerful enough and cheap enough to use it for image processing on a large scale. There are currently over 200 applications for neural network image processing.
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Video: This Draft Countertop Gadget Dispenses Beer, Wine, Water, Kombucha or Coffee
The U-Bruu uses an adjustable coil temperature control that uses a freezing coil to cool.
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Vintage Style LED Bulb Lasts for 15,000 Hours
The bulb comes in a curved design that fills the glass with a swirl, knot or loop.
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RF Switch Delivers Single-Event Peak Power Handling in a Tiny Form Factor
The Peregrine device protects a system when an antenna is disconnected
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IMEC Presents the World’s First Vertically Stacked Ferromagnetic Memory
On June 7 at the 2017 Symposia on VLSI Technology and Circuits in Kyoto, Japan, IMEC, the Belgian-based world-leading nanoelectonic research company, announced the world’s first demonstration of a vertically stacked ferroelectric aluminum doped, Hafnium dioxide device for NAND memory applications.
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Global Electric Car Stock Surpasses 2 Million Vehicles
Norway is leading the charge with 29% market share.
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What is Personal Manufacturing?
There's a lot of buzz floating around these days about "Personal Manufacturing.” I'll do my best to describe it and what it can do for you.
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How Many Parts Do You Need for PCB Assembly?
Surface mount assembly robots are some amazing machines. The pick and place heads in the fastest, highest volume SMT machines travel so fast, that they are just short of supersonic.
