Industries
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5G new radio module begins mass deployment
Quectel Wireless supports major sub-6 GHz frequency bands as well as LTE-A and WCDMA network coverage.
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Organic battery has a lower environmental impact than traditional batteries
Researchers from Uppsala University have created an all-organic proton battery that charges in seconds.
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Video: Littelfuse setP temperature sensors named a Gold Award Winner of the 2020 Edison Awards
The PolySwitch setP device was chosen as the winner of the Consumer Electronics and Information Technology category by a panel of more than 3,000 professionals.
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Robot turtle can monitor fish without stressing them
Researchers from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology have found that robotic turtles can monitor farmed fish and their cages without disturbing the fish.
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Aceinna ships $150 high precision navigation solution for autonomous vehicles
The system integrates a triple-band real-time kinematic/global navigation satellite system receiver and a triple-redundant inertial sensor enhancing the safety of autonomous systems.
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5 wearables on Kickstarter for weathering shelter-in-place
Gadgets to get through the coronavirus quarantine.
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IoT connections to more than double in the next 4 years
Private cellular networks and the industrial sector will drive growth.
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Study: AI can stop conflict in human conversations
Researchers from Cornell University have conducted a study on the effects artificial intelligence (AI) has on an online human conversation.
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Video: Smartphones can be used to create 3D renderings of faces
Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University have developed a system that can create an accurate 3D reconstruction of a face with just a smartphone.
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Greenliant ships industrial temperature 2TB NVMe and SATA M.2 ArmourDrive SSDs
The high-capacity NVMe and SATA M.2 solid state drives are available with on-board dynamic random-access memory.
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Qorvo launches two high-performance PMICs for data center, cloud storage and computing applications
The devices combine power management integrated circuits and power loss protection capabilities in compact packaging.
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Autec Power Systems and New Yorker Electronics sign distribution agreement
New Yorker Electronics will supply Autec Power Solutions’ full line of wall mount and desktop adapters, LED drivers, AutecFLEX high power density power supply units and battery solutions.
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Technology thriving during the outbreak of the coronavirus
AI, big data, wireless connectivity and the smart home are experiencing new growth in times of crisis.
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Ford extends vehicle production delays
The company has pushed the suspension of manufacturing well into April.
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Toyota to build connected and sanitized vans to fight COVID-19 outbreak
The shuttles will transport healthcare workers back and forth to hospitals and other medical facilities.
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Sensor device generates power for smart buildings
Researchers from Penn State have developed a device that can turn wasted magnetic energy from household devices into electricity that can power the next generation of sensor networks for smart buildings and factories.
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Video: TDK-Lambda's CUS-M series of medical and ITE power supplies now shipping from Sager Electronics
The product range offers high efficiency and is suitable for medical and industrial applications such as hospital, dental, broadcast and professional audio equipment.
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Sensata Technologies launches new low noise solid state relays
The low noise solid state relays are suitable for use in professional food equipment and commercial, industrial and home appliances.
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Ironwood Electronics uses its engineering and manufacturing capabilities in the fight against COVID-19
The company quickly manufactured prototype components for a scalable mechanical ventilator designed at the University of Minnesota.
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Apps traces close proximity contacts to control spread during a pandemic
Researchers from Oxford University conducted a study that furthers the understanding of coronavirus transmission and supports the development of mobile apps for instant contact tracing during a pandemic.
