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Mobile Cameras, Sensors Used to Automate Streetlight Inspection
Drive-by monitoring system proposed for urban streetlight inspections.
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California Signs Four Bills to Boost Energy Storage Growth
The bills will increase funding, requirements for utilities and resolutions to help accelerate deployment of behind-the-meter storage.
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Robot Sews Complete Garment
Conventional robot sews first complete garment, a T-shirt.
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Start-Up Moves to Commercialize Magnetic Tunnel Junction MRAM
Spin Transfer Technologies says its memory could potentially replace flash, SRAM and DRAM in various applications.
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Wireless Battery-Charging Chipset Simplifies Wearable Designs
The STMicroelectronics device allows for slim form factor devices while eliminating the need for a conventional charging connector.
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Teardown: Amazon's Kindle Oasis
Amazon's eReader with 4GB NAND Flash and 512MB SDRAM.
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U.K. Tomato Growers Use LED Lighting to Improve Yield and Taste
Two farms have used 100% Philips horticultural LEDs to produce better products.
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Mitigate EMI/EMC in today’s electric and hybrid vehicles
The evolution from mechanical to computerized automotive systems over the past 40 years has ushered in a myriad of features and benefits, as well as a greater need for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) filtering, especially in today’s electric and hybrid vehicles.
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Q&A: Zume Pizza First Employs Robots, Now Launches Food Delivery Vehicles
Robots are making pizzas at California-based Zume Pizza. Now the company reveals a pizza-making delivery vehicle. Co-founder Julia Collins sheds light on the innovative technology.
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Video: Watch Nissan’s Self-Driving Chair
For those who dislike having to wait in long lines
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Stewart Filmscreen Shows the Next Generation of Screen Materials with 16K+ Capabilities
While the audio–visual and consumer electronics industries focus on 4K resolution, 8K and even 16K awaits. At least one screen manufacturer acknowledges this with the announcement that its screen materials have always accommodated 16K resolution—long before projectors approached high-definition imagery. These popular screens have offered 16K capabilities, inherent in the company’s manufacturing process, since 1947.
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1.7-Megapixel Automotive Image Sensors Aim for Backup Camera, ADAS Applications
OmniVision Technologies releases a pair of wide-format image sensors targeting automotive applications.
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3-D Line Profilers Focus on Small-Part Inspection
LMI Technologies' Gocator 2410 and 2420 blue-laser profiling sensors specifically target small-part inspection.
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LG Electronics Launches 77-inch, 4K, $20K Signature OLED TV with Concierge Service Plan
Is there a market for a $20,000 4K TV? At least one major manufacturer seems to think so, launching the 77-inch 4K OLED Smart TV at CEDIA 2016. Boasting richer blacks, more than a billion possible color variations, and no halo effects sometimes seen on LCD TVs, this TV also comes with the company’s concierge service, 24/7, a VIP-level support contract.
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UL-Approved Relays Debut
A new relay series from CIT Relay & Switch ranges from economy to heavy-duty models.
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Amy Schumer: Most Dangerous Celebrity for Cybersecurity
The latest McAfee Most Dangerous Celebrities List counts the comedian as the most hazardous to search for online.
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Memory Solution Suits Intelligent IoT Devices
New EcoXiP Non-Volatile Memory Sets Standard for Performance, Cost and Power for eXecute-in-Place IoT Edge Devices
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Wink Introduces Second-Generation Smart Home Hub
The device includes support for 2.4 and 5 GHz Wi-Fi networks, Bluetooth, Zigbee, Lutron and many more.
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Weaving Into Wearables
EMS and supply-chain services companies are looking to capture part of the growing wearables market. Flex is well on its way to doing that.
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Virtual Reality Meets Electronics Manufacturing
Extending the benefits of virtual reality to applications beyond games and entertainment to address the manufacture of electronic devices and printed circuit boards.
