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Engineers Create Modules That Link Together to Form Different Cameras
With this new modular camera system, users can piece together blocks into different formations to change camera functionality.
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Researchers Working on More Efficient Human-Robot Teamwork
MIT researchers don’t want robots to steal humans’ jobs. Instead they are working on ways for humans and robots to work in harmony.
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Time-of-Flight Ranging Sensor Readies for Smart Phone, Tablet, Robotics Applications
STMicroelectronics updates its FlightSense branded ranging technology for faster ranging over greater distances.
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Optical Heart Rate Sensing Solution
Silicon Labs' optical sensing module aims to reduce cost and complexity of wrist-based heart rate measurement.
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Micro-miniature Switches Target Wearables
C&K Components' PTS830 Series surface-mount, high actuation force switches target wearable electronics, keyless entry systems and other portable devices.
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Mattel Revives Classic ‘ThingMaker’ Toy with 3-D Printing
For $300, families can design, create and print their own toys.
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Researchers Figure Out How to Digitally Store Data for Billions of Years
Scientists at the University of Southampton are working on a form of digital data storage that can survive for billions of years.
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Smart Homes Could Improve Your Relationships
A new Intel survey finds personal income and personal connections could benefit from future enhancements inside the home.
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Strange LED Lamp Projects 3-D Animated Emojis
The Tittle Light creates custom mood lighting designed to spark emotions.
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Synopsys Physical Verification Tools Certified for Samsung’s 14nm Manufacturing Process
The certified runsets include design rule checking, layout-versus-schematic and metal fill technology.
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DARPA Drone Reaches Speeds of 45 mph, Dodges Obstacles
The new technology implemented here could be used to address surveillance issues that military teams encounter while searching urban environments and responding to disasters.
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Control at a Glance
Combine eye-tracking hardware, a motion controller, and predictive algorithms, and the space between the user and the display becomes an interactive medium.
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Teardown: ASUS - ZenBook
The ASUS – ZenBook features 256GB SSD and 4GB DDR3 SDRAM, Intel ATOM Processor, Dual-Core, 800MHz, 4MB Cache, Windows 8.1 and 1MP Webcam.
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Glitch-less RF Digital Step Attenuator Features 75 Ohms Impedance
UltraCMOS SOS platform uses 150 mm wafers.
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Hyundai Warns Against Using Counterfeit Automotive Parts
A new campaign from the automotive OEM aims to educate Americans on the risks of using non-genuine parts.
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Internet of Things and Smart Devices May Usher in Next Generation of Spying
U.S. Director of National Intelligence says in the wrong hands new technology may be a great threat.
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New Technologies Beg the Question—Were We Hasty in Dumping the Edison Light Bulb?
Sometimes technologies move so fast that opportunity is missed. Is this the case with our old Edison light bulbs? Research coming out of MIT says that’s a possibility.
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3D-printed Livers Could be Used to Test Drugs
A team of engineers has 3D-printed a tissue that mimics the human liver and could potentially be used for patient-specific drug screening.
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Microsemi Rolls 4-Port Power-Over-Ethernet Switch
The device works in outdoor deployments in education, transportation and government industries.
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Video: New Pedestrian-Detection System Could Be Used in Smart Cars
Electrical engineers, working on a way for computers to recognize objects just like the human brain, have created a pedestrian-detection system for smart cars.
