RSS
Industries
-
Respiratory equipment: Answering the call for critical healthcare devices
TE Connectivity supplies an array of respiratory equipment components and design solutions to support manufacturers in portable and stationary device development.
-
Enabling the aerospace industry’s transition to 10 GbE
The aerospace industry is undergoing a massive change to its communications network. With the evolution of technology, the demand for complex computing systems and high-speed data transfer will become a necessity in the aerospace industry and the ability to quickly adapt to this transmission will
-
How to curb the energy used by artificial intelligence
Hardware could offset the energy needed for using AI in more advanced applications such as self-driving cars and healthcare.
-
Nokia to deploy CBRS networks to rural regions in California
The company is working with ExteNet to build wireless internet service where fiber rollout is not an option.
-
Spring pin socket for 1 mm pitch BGA and LGA
The socket temperature range is -55° C to 180° C and the device features a floating guide for precise ball to pin alignment and includes a removable compression plate.
-
Vishay Intertechnology extends resistance range of MCA 1206 AT precision series thin film chip resistors
The automotive grade devices offer resistance values up to 10 MO in 1206 case size with 25 ppm/K temperature coefficient of resistance and tight tolerance of ±0.1 %.
-
Stewart Connector announces the SealJack PCB coupler for harsh environment applications
This coupler design is robust, compact and able to achieve 1 and 2.5 gigabit Ethernet transmission speeds.
-
Watch: Solar chimneys gather clean energy and provide more time to escape in a building fire
Researchers from RMIT University and the City of Kingston found that solar chimneys can slash energy costs up to 50% and save more people during a building fire.
-
Loon partners with AT&T to expand its coverage in disaster relief
The deal will allow Loon to connect with operators globally to expand its reach.
-
Despite impact of COVID-19, IoT revenue to rise 20% this year
IoT in healthcare is expected to show substantial growth due to the pandemic.
-
Volvo partners with Luminar to bring lidar to next-generation cars
The technology will help in delivering the first fully self-driving cars.
-
DIY a remote control for any home appliance
If you are a tech lover, or you are just knowledgeable and ambitious enough to enable future laziness, what follows is a walkthrough to bring this technology to life.
-
New Yorker Electronics broadens medical electronics offerings with USA-made audible alarms
The alarms are used in almost every type of medical application from consumer handheld meters to infant monitors.
-
Device tracks vape habits to help curb use
Researchers from Cornell University created a device that attaches to e-cigarettes and monitors inhalations to help curb use.
-
Littelfuse adds surface mount Li-ion battery protectors to guard against overcurrent and overcharging
The design provides fast response and reliable performance to interrupt the charging or discharging circuit before the battery pack becomes overcharged or overheated.
-
Bugatti restarts production on its sports cars
The company previously suspended production because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
-
Nokia expands 5G network in Australia with low band spectrum
The low band will complement its 3.5 GHz 5G rollout.
-
Drones continue to fight COVID-19 pandemic
The drones have been disinfecting, spreading information and more during the past month.
-
Intel acquires mobility-as-a-service startup
The $900 million deal will further Intel’s push into the robotaxi market.
-
Blackbody system developed for COVID-19 body temperature detection
The blackbody system provides a highly stable, uniform, low-cost and easy-to-operate thermal source for the detection of human body temperatures.
