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Telecoms could play a key role in a post-COVID-19 world

These companies could support a new way to work as well as new ways to generate global GDP.

New download speed record for 5G achieved

Nokia achieved download speeds of 4.7 Gbps on U.S. commercial networks.

Inkjet-printed tattoo electrodes accurately record EEG data

Temporary tattoo electrodes enable noninvasive monitoring of brain activity with a conformable film that is imperceptible to the user.

AI algorithm the first in the US to be used to diagnose COVID-19 cases

Researchers from Mount Sinai are the first in the United States to create and use an artificial intelligence (AI) algorithm to diagnose patients with COVID-19.

Sea fuel: Generating power with algae

Despite being a more efficient biofuel than soybeans or corn, algae has yet to catch on due to its immense water needs.

Measuring the ESL and ESR of a DC link capacitor

DC-link capacitors are an essential stage in power conversion for many applications, including three-phase pulse width modulation (PWM) inverters, photovoltaic and wind power inverters, industrial motor drives, automotive onboard chargers and inverters and medical equipment power supplies.

Natural light LEDs introduced for indoor spaces

Signify has introduced a new family of lighting to promote wellbeing.

MediaTek introduces 5G processor for next generation 5G smartphones

The system-on-chip includes a 5G modem for sub-6 GHz networks.

Nokia to install 5G network in Taiwan

The Finnish company has signed a deal with Taiwan Star Telecom for non-standalone and standalone networks.

Magnets used to track medical robots in the body with this new GPS system

Researchers from the University of California, San Diego, have created an affordable and easy-to-use GPS system that can track flexible medical robots inside the body.

Advantech launches industrial edge AI computer leveraging NVIDIA Jetson Xavier NX

The computer expands the range of edge artificial intelligence (AI) systems built on the Jetson platform for smart city, intelligent manufacturing and AI of things applications.

Siglent Technologies introduces next generation RF signal generators

Two new models for standard and advanced applications feature output frequencies up to 6 GHz and vector signal generation capability.

Motion control techniques for synchronous motion

Motion control techniques are improving day by day with the help of advanced technology. Multi-axis synchronization refers to the synchronized motion and the techniques which are used to achieve motion control.

Computer model simulates how supply chains need to be safeguarded during an epidemic

A computer model developed by researchers at Kansas State University reveals supply chain vulnerabilities that need safeguarding.

Energy management using nonintrusive load monitoring

Building energy disaggregation at appliance level can serve as an important tool for energy planning and conservation schemes.

New SSG5000X series 6 GHz RF analog/vector signal generators from Saelig

The instruments offer excellent performance in phase noise, spectral purity, bandwidth, error vector magnitude and output power.

Crop modeling system assesses how the food supply needs to adapt to climate change

Researchers from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign created crop modeling system that helps understanding how to secure the food supply as the world adjusts to climate change.