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Algorithm could help remove misogyny from Twitter
Researchers from Queensland University of Technology created a statistical model that helps locate and remove abuse targeted towards women on Twitter.
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Harting celebrates 75 years of driving technologies
The manufacturer of everyday products such as waffle irons and irons has evolved into a worldwide supplier of industrial connection technology for the three lifelines of data, signal and power.
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Report: 5G in Latin America to generate $3.3 trillion in value by 2035
Brazil will see the largest total gain from the economic impact of the next-generation wireless technology.
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Amazon buys 1,800 electric delivery vans
Mercedes-Benz will supply the vans and has joined the The Climate Pledge to become net zero carbon by 2040.
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Dialog expands automotive buck converters
The devices operate at efficiency levels of about 90%.
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Flexible pressure sensors for e-skin
With evolving technology, flexible pressure sensors have now become an integral part of human life.
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Vishay Intertechnology extends TNPW e3 series of high stability thin film flat chip resistors
The automotive grade devices save space and increase efficiency with a ± 25 ppm/K temperature coefficient of resistance and tight tolerances of ± 0.1%.
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Bioelectronic medicine advances with 3D printed nanoclip nerve stimulator
About the diameter of a human hair, the device could lead to the development of bioelectronic therapies that target chronic problems such as asthma or hypertension.
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Allegro MicroSystems acquires Voxtel to drive lidar solutions for advanced automotive safety systems
The acquisition pairs leading eye-safe photonics from Voxtel with Allegro’s portfolio optimized for high growth advanced driver assistance systems applications.
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Cat.7 hybrid cable for rail vehicles
A new high-endurance cable supports the combined transmission of electrical power and high-speed data across the entire length of the train interior, including couplers.
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Memristors could significantly reduce AI's carbon footprint
Researchers from the University College of London created a way to lower the carbon footprint of artificial intelligence (AI) using memristors.
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Video: World record set by persistent memory storage solution
The top spot in the I/O IO-500 list recently released by the Virtual Institute is held by Optane persistent memory and distributed asynchronous object storage (DAOS) solutions developed by Intel.
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Watch: A step in the right direction for walking microbot design
A new propulsion system could in the future enable these micrometer-sized robots to travel through blood vessels, probe internal organs or provide targeted drug therapy.
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New headphones boost key brain waves, encourage concentration
A new proprietary headphone technology could increase its listeners’ positive emotions and encourage the so-called flow state, according to its developers.
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Extremely high linearity PIN limiter module for cellular infrastructure, 5G and military applications
The dual PIN limiter diode module addresses the growing need for receiver protection in cellular infrastructure (including 5G) and microwave radio communications.
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Wireless charging device simultaneously charges a variety of devices
Researchers from the Physics and Engineering Department at ITMO University created a wireless charging device that can charge devices from various manufacturers at once.
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Survey: EV buyers want long range and cheap prices
Castrol surveyed 1,000 consumers about their preferences including a charging time of 30 minutes.
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Smartphone market to drop 10% this year, but 5G will bring it back in 2021
Average selling prices falling will help adoption of next-generation wireless in the next five years.
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Li-Fi partnership seeks to increase adoption in manufacturing
Signify and EDZCOM join forces to accelerate Li-Fi data through LED bulbs.
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New Fitbit smartwatch includes a stress management sensor
The company also introduced the Fitbit Versa 3, a smartwatch with built-in GPS and Google Assistant.
