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Implantable Medical Device Draws Energy from the Body
Researchers from UCLA and the University of Connecticut have created a new implantable device with an energy storage system that draws energy from the human body. It is called a biological supercapacitor, and operates using charge particles from fluids in the human body and is biodegradable.
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Implantable Medical Device Draws Energy from the Body
Researchers from UCLA and the University of Connecticut have created a new implantable device with an energy storage system that draws energy from the human body. It is called a biological supercapacitor, and operates using charge particles from fluids in the human body and is biodegradable.
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Make Your Motorcycle Helmet Smarter!
Students from Colorado State University can show motorcycle enthusiasts how to modify a motocross helmet to make it smarter and thus to enhance safety for the wearer.
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Monolithically Integrated Voltage Converters for Electric Vehicles
German researchers developed the world’s first monolithically integrated gallium nitride half-bridge circuit for the important 600 V class.
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Medical Computers Transform Mobile Workstations
Medical All-in-One Computers from Cybernet Manufacturing power themselves and connected peripherals such as barcode readers, printers and scanners.
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Insertable Cardiac Monitor Pairs with Your Smartphone
The first smartphone-compatible insertable cardiac monitor has received the CE Mark and has been put to use in 10 European countries.
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Boutique 3-D Printer and Laser Engraver for Under $100
Kodama’s new Obsidian printer is designed for professional applications.
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Four-Chip Dock Connects Smartphones to Computer Peripherals
Cypress’ USB-C technology has been integrated into Samsung’s DeX pocket PC offering.
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Toshiba Expands MOSFET Series
The components can be used in industrial and consumer applications.
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New Details Emerge About Harman and Microsoft’s Smart Home Voice Speaker
Invoke will feature the intelligence of Cortana, a personal digital assistant.
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Video: Stratasys Debuts Multi-Cell Autonomous, Continuous 3-D Printing System
The system allows manufacturers to mass produce products with 24/7 capabilities.
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Video: Palm-Sized Stealth Drone is Worn on Operator's Clothing for Quick Deployment
The Snipe Nano Quad features infrared sensors for real-time video and images for either day or night operations.
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Philips Introduces LED Spot Lamps for Hospitality and Residential Spaces
The lighting offers an alternative to standard halogen lamps.
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Click Here for IoT Battery Life Calculation
Premier Farnell has developed an online calculator to help Internet of Things developers compute the expected battery life of IoT devices.
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Multi-sensor RFID Tags without Range Anxiety
Ultrahigh frequency RFID sensor tags include multiple sensors and provide a long read range of 10 m (32 ft).
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Software Links Virtual Design with 3D Printing
MakeVR software for HTC’s VIVE virtual reality system bills itself as a content creation system that enables users to design objects in a VR environment and then create them with a 3D printer.
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Teardown: HP DeskJet 3755 All-in-One Printer
The HP DeskJet 3755 All-in-One Printer is compact and wireless. It was designed to save space, as well as 50% on ink thanks to HP's Instant Ink. The printer was designed for families and home users so they can print documents, e-mails, web pages and high-quality photos. It also comes equipped with copy and scan tools.
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Cobalt Prices Skyrocket after Supply Deficit
Tisdale’s latest company, Scientific Metals (STM. V; SCTFF) is taking advantage of the cobalt shortages. The company’s goal is a pure play development. This could put the U.S. on the cobalt map when the is world low on its cobalt supply.
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Solving the Challenges of GaN-on-Silicon Production
X-FAB and Exagan have demonstrated mass-production capability for gallium-nitride-on-silicon semiconductor technology.
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Fingerprint Sensor Based on OLED Microdisplays
The sensor integrates an OLED microdisplay as a light source on a microchip along with photodiodes.
