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Light-powered soft robots unlock never-ending jumps
The so-called 'ring leaper' design uses torsion to store elastic energy and then releases that energy all at once, which means the robots do not need to reset between jumps, but repeat themselves instead.
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Samtec releases 1.85 mm 30° angled launch connectors
The connectors deliver precision radio frequency performance through 67 GHz while solving common mechanical and routing challenges found in dense, millimeter wave lab test and evaluation environments.
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Infrastructure-led electrification: How battery chargers support efficiency and mixed fleets
These strategies are also helping with vehicle uptime at a broader, facility level.
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Could fuel cells power robotics?
There are many types of fuel cell technologies, but perhaps the most common and safest (temperature wise) would be the hydrogen-fueled proton exchange membrane (PEM).
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Amazon drones soaring to 500 cities by year-end
AEROSPACEIt is a sixfold increase from its current delivery footprint.
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Infrastructure-led electrification: How battery chargers support efficiency and mixed fleets
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TI's new coreless sensor reads two-axis fields
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Jam-resistant mmWave module for UAVs, defense
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GE Appliances is TI's first named GaN customer in appliances
HOME APPLIANCESThe deal marks the first time TI has named a customer for its GaN motor drive technology in the appliance market.
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New tool simplifies testing for IoT wireless tags
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New LoRaWAN project connects 69,000 water meters
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Ultra-thin thread electronics promise more comfortable health wearables
CONSUMER ELECTRONICS
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Could fuel cells power robotics?
DISCRETE AND PROCESS AUTOMATIONThere are many types of fuel cell technologies, but perhaps the most common and safest (temperature wise) would be the hydrogen-fueled proton exchange membrane (PEM).
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Light-powered soft robots unlock never-ending jumps
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Samtec releases 1.85 mm 30° angled launch connectors
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AI-powered system sorts potatoes with precision
DISCRETE AND PROCESS AUTOMATION
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Infineon’s bets big on SIVR with C2i buy
DATA CENTER AND CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTUREThe acquisition clears the way for more software-defined smart power stages for AI processors.
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IoT satellite market set for explosive growth
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New tool simplifies testing for IoT wireless tags
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New LoRaWAN project connects 69,000 water meters
WIRED CONNECTIVITY
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60 years of fiber optics: How a carrier of light you can’t see underlies much of the modern world
MEDIALearn about the evolution and principles of fiber optics, which carry information in the form of light over long distances.
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Could fuel cells power robotics?
POWERThere are many types of fuel cell technologies, but perhaps the most common and safest (temperature wise) would be the hydrogen-fueled proton exchange membrane (PEM).
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GE Appliances is TI's first named GaN customer in appliances
RF & MICROWAVEThe deal marks the first time TI has named a customer for its GaN motor drive technology in the appliance market.
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Samtec releases 1.85 mm 30° angled launch connectors
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Rad-tolerant atomic clock unveiled for new space applications
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Jam-resistant mmWave module for UAVs, defense
RF & MICROWAVE
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Challenges in testing the terahertz frontier
WIRELESS CONNECTIVITYIf a way to achieve a Tbit/s communication rate without using air interface technology is needed, THz communication is a great choice.
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IoT satellite market set for explosive growth
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New LoRaWAN project connects 69,000 water meters
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Inseego rolls out multi-carrier 5G mobile router
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