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Self-Healing Material May Indicate a Future of Auto-Repair Smartphones
If you’ve ever seen X-Men, you know that Wolverine could heal himself, giving him a leg-up when it comes to saving the world. Now imagine your smartphone could heal itself. What a help that would be for consumers.
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Building the Star Wars Superlaser via Multiplexing Beams?
Research imitates science fiction when multiple laser beams converge into a single intense output beam.
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“Spray-on” Memory Opens the Door for Future Bendable Storage Devices
The technology could be used to bring memory to materials such as paper, plastic and fabric.
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Real-time Imaging of Methane Gas Leaks
An infrared imaging system for low-cost, real-time detection of gas leaks in pipelines and at oil and gas facilities captures videos of methane leaking from a tube at about 0.2 l/min.
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Boeing Shows Off Deep Space Gateway Concept
The gateway could be a waypoint for Mars missions located near the Moon
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Volvo Calls for Traffic Safety Data Sharing Among Governments
The automotive OEM believes this will lead to a real-time boost in global vehicle safety
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Drones Deliver Lab Samples Between Two Swiss Hospitals
Drone logistics vendor Swiss Post and drone maker Matternet are contributing to the project
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Flexible Displays: How They're Made and What You Need to Know
Increasingly, the new “must have” feature for electronic devices is a flexible display, which are lighter, more durable, and can create interesting display shapes beyond the standard rectangle.
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Power Integrations HiperPFS-4 Enables 98% Efficient PFC Designs Up to 550 W
HiperPFS-4 devices incorporate a 600 V MOSFET suitable for 305 VAC input and a variable frequency CCM PFC controller in a single, compact, electrically isolated, heat-sinkable package.
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Now Part of Analog Devices, Linear Technology Unveils Second Gen Silent Switcher Parts
APEC 2017 was Analog Devices' first opportunity to demonstrate that by acquiring Linear Technology, it has created an analog technology company with a comprehensive suite of high-performance analog offerings.
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CUI Moves Forward on Software Defined Power for Data Centers
To implement what it calls Software Defined Power, CUI has partnered with Virtual Power Systems (VPS) to bring intelligence to power supply design in a data center infrastructure via its Intelligent Control of Energy (“ICE”) technology.
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A Sneak Peek at Upcoming Apex Hardware, Software
At APEC 2017 Apex unveiled two upcoming new products and one power design software tool with new modules expected to be ready later this year.
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NTT DATA, MHI Form Tie-up in Information Systems
NTT DATA Corporation and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (MHI) have agreed to establish a new company, to be based on the existing MHI Information Systems Co., Ltd. (MHIIS)
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32-Bit SAR ADC Achieves High Dynamic Range
Linear Technology’s LTC2500-W successive approximation register provides both a 32-bit low noise digital output and a 32-bit, 1 Msps no latency output.
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New Yorker Selling C48X Dielectric Ceramic Caps from Exxelia
Ceramic capacitors with the C48X dielectric material manufactured by Exxelia Technologies are now available through New Yorker Electronics.
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TDK Acquires ICsense to Grow Sensor Business
The acquisition gives TDK additional expertise in sensor design and interfacing.
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Ultrathin Silver Film Offers Alternative Touchscreens, Flat Displays
A new method for creating ultrathin, tarnish-proof silver films could change manufacturing methods for touchscreens and flat displays.
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Electrokinetics Keeps Oil Pipelines Flowing
A device that electrokinetically removes blockage-forming asphaltenes from crude oil near the point of production is under development.
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Video: Drive Innovation and Development Throughout the Product Design Process
ANSYS SpaceClaim® replaces complexity with simplicity using intuitive 3D modeling for product design.
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Autonomous Vehicles: Innovation, Ethics and Responsibility
The development of autonomous vehicles (AV) has spawned questions and discussions around ethics and responsibility in engineering.
