Industries
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Tackling spider fear with augmented reality
A new smartphone app can help those with a phobia or just mild disgust.
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This LED TV covers an entire wall
LG has unveiled a new luxury residential display that can range up to 325 inches.
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Will 800 V charging become the EV industry norm?
EV charging must be tailored to meet the demands of the typical user – even on longer journeys.
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Spellman announces the new MSC2.5PN7.5 for electrostatic chuck
The bipolar reversible power supply is designed for electrostatic chuck clamping applications.
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Acopian launches wide-input DC to DC converter line
The converters deliver DC outputs from 3.3 V DC to 48 V DC and up to 60 W.
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Semiconductor spending in cars to rise 55.6% by 2026
CASE will be a $318 billion market by 2035.
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Urban-Air Port and Hyundai partner for future air taxis, drones
The companies plan to build an infrastructure worldwide.
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How to broaden access to public LoRaWAN networks
Senet and Helium collaborate on new network roaming integration.
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Have automotive sensors gotten smarter?
The role sensors play in next-generation automotive technologies.
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System redundancy in self-driving cars
When it comes to sensors, not all AV architectures meet the necessary redundancy requirements.
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Is battery swapping the cure to EV range challenges?
Battery swapping seems like a clear solution to EV range limits, but the solution may not be ready for prime time - here's why.
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Argo, Ford and Walmart team for autonomous delivery program
Three urban markets will be targeted first and will be scaled later.
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Robotaxis to generate $38.6 billion by 2030
Increased demand for ride-hailing and profit margins expected to drive the market.
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GF, Qualcomm to collaborate on 5G RF front-end devices
The company has also unveiled a host of new chips available in the foundry.
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Chinese startup to deliver flying cars by 2024
The vehicle would be able to drive on land as well.
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UN calls to halt sale and use of artificial intelligence
The organization said the technology is a risk to human rights.
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Canadian town begins longest self-driving shuttle pilot
At over 3.7 miles, the route would transport passengers later this year.
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MT100 multipoint flue gas flow meter earns TÜV certification for AMS/QAL1 compliant continuous emissions monitoring
The meters deliver dependable gas flow data for large industrial plants such as electric power, petrochemical and steel facilities.
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Planar filters continue to advance
A primary goal of every RF subsystem today is size reduction while operating at millimeter-wave frequencies that have been only sparsely occupied until now.
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Lidar tech to boost wind farm performance
The system upgrades wind turbine controllers and site monitoring processes to increase energy output and reduce turbine loads.
