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Older adults are more open to robots than previously believed
Researchers from the University of Jena found that older people are less anxious and hostile towards human-like robots than previously believed.
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Sumida and New Yorker Electronics announce new distribution agreement
Coil-related inductive component and module manufacturer Sumida has inked an international franchise distribution pact with New Yorker Electronics.
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Multimodal Raman microscope designed for UV-VIS-NIR imaging
The confocal Raman imaging microscope comes complete with ultrafast imaging, advanced automation features and intuitive software.
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More than 80 million 5G connected cars forecasted to be on the road by 2035
5G connected cars will make up more than 75% of the total cellular vehicle-to-everything (C-V2X) equipped cars.
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Video: Matternet unveils new platform for healthcare drone delivery
The station could make it easier for hospitals and other healthcare systems to receive cargo.
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Standalone 5G deployments to begin in next two years
A new report shows mobile operators will deploy 5G standalone in the next 12 to 18 months.
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Lidar system uses MEMS for wider horizontal scanning
Mitsubishi Electric has introduced a new solution for self-driving cars.
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Smart glasses can monitor body temperature from a distance
The glasses could be used to screen for possible coronavirus or other illnesses.
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OnePlus to invest $30 million in 5G lab
The lab will focus on both hardware and software 5G products.
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Next generation of 911 systems are vulnerable to bots
Researchers from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) have found that the next generation of 911 systems are vulnerable to cyberattacks.
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Soft flexible sensors can monitor baby and mother health in low resource areas
Researchers from Northwestern University created a wireless, battery-charged and affordable monitoring system of soft flexible sensors for newborn babies and mothers in labor that can be implemented in any setting, including low-income areas.
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Watch: Sensors detect water pollution in real time
Researchers from San Diego State University have adapted existing sensor technology that can detect fluorescence, enabling rapid detection of bacteria in water.
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Computer program analyzes blood for biomarkers that indicate obesity
Researchers from the University of Campinas created a computer program that analyzes the molecules in blood plasma and searches for biomarkers that indicate the risk of obesity and obesity-related diseases.
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How to control a DC Motor with an Arduino
By controlling the motor, we mean controlling its speed and direction of rotation. We can control the motor using the Arduino and the L298N driver. Before we learn how to control a DC motor with the Arduino, we need to understand some basic concepts of motor control. The speed of the DC motor can be easily controlled by adjusting the input voltage supplied to the motor.
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Video: Augmented and virtual reality could help better assess visual impairments
A new study can simulate those with glaucoma in order to help policymakers design better buildings and assess impacts of impairments.
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Right for size: Volume measurement system is upgraded
With new laser scanning capabilities, the system enables early estimation of the storage space necessary when loading vehicles, containers, swap bodies or shelves.
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New Vishay Intertechnology automotive grade phototransistor optocoupler saves energy and space
The device combines a high current transfer ratio range from 50% to 600% with a low forward current of 1 mA in the compact SOP-4 mini-flat package.
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Digitizers tackle fast acoustical and mechatronics applications
New digitizers designed for the capture and analysis of electronic signals in the DC to 2 MHz frequency range offer signal acquisition at rates from 1 kS/s to 5 MS/s.
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Will 5G replace Wi-Fi?
Most likely no, but there could be a convergence of the two technologies into a single radio network.
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Solid-state battery could allow electric vehicles to travel 500 miles
The battery also features a cycle life of more than 1,000 charges.
