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EVs to exceed 25% of all sales by 2025

Sales of electric vehicles will exceed 25% of global new vehicle sales by 2025, according to new data from TrendForce.

This diaphragm level switch alerts bin level

A simple mechanism activates a sensitive micro-switch to indicate when material reaches the level of the switch in the bin.

Everything to know about Doppler radar

Learn how Doppler radar technology detects weather patterns and tracks the motion of precipitation along the radar beam.

GM plans coast-to-coast EV fast charging network

Collaborating with Pilot Company and powered by EVgo, the network would be open to all electric vehicle (EV) brands.

LogiDrive System from NORD Drivesystems is ideal for intralogistics and airports

The modular system is engineered to be maintenance-friendly, cost-effective and energy efficient even with partial load ranges and low speeds.

Powering the smart home with stone or marble

New technology integrates energy storage into building materials.

An introduction to 5G New Radio architecture

A detailed look at how a user device accesses the 5G mobile network.

Front side label application with the swing-arm applicator

The swing-arm applicator is also designed to apply labels on two adjacent sides of a product in real time.

OKW’s electronic enclosures with matching stations for data transfer/charging

These plastic enclosures can now be specified with optional docking stations for charging and data transfer.

Rohde & Schwarz extends R&S ESW EMI test receiver bandwidth to 1 GHz

The wideband solution measures up to 970 MHz in real time while keeping a high dynamic range and measurement accuracy.

Video: Yet another air taxi completes first test flight

Israeli startup Air performed multiple hovers of its prototype eVTOL aircraft.

Nokia to lead short-term 6G project

The German nationally-funded plan will focus on research and standards for the future communication.

System architecture used in advanced radars for ADAS

Newer radar systems implement more complex system architectures with more computing power as well as more complex phased arrays.

Robots in the kitchen: Part 1

Join Electronics360 as it looks at some of the robots taking on tasks in kitchens around the world in this two-part article.

Video: This high-speed robot is cleanroom-certified

The six-axis articulated robot fully responds to the demand for IP67 certification, high-grade ISO 5 Cleanroom classification and the need to reduce the risk of contamination.

Rohde & Schwarz and MediaTek verify 5G LBS release 16 features on the R&S TS-LBS test solution

New location based services (LBS) features for 5G NR as defined in 3GPP Release 16 have been verified.

Vitex launches high-speed, low power Active Electrical Cables

This cost-effective alternative to traditional cables combines many benefits of active optical and direct attach cables while mitigating potential disadvantages.

Heilind Electronics adds TE Connectivity’s ERNI MiniBridge and MaxiBridge connectors to automotive solutions portfolio

The compact, rugged connectors are designed for automotive LED lighting systems.

Textile-based sensors for wearable electronics

Textile-based sensors, a new category of wearable technology, offer potential for leading-edge adaptability and functionality for healthcare monitoring and other applications.