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5G comes to the Statue of Liberty
Siklu will install 5G millimeter wave connectivity to the famous landmark.
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Grooves in filter membrane paper organize pesky tangled nanotubes
Researchers from Rice University managed to get billions of nanotubes to lay side by side willingly — an achievement that was previously impossible due to nanotubes’ tangle-prone nature.
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HMDs can be used to simulate glaucoma vision
City, University of London researchers conducted a study using head-mounted displays (HMD) to simulate day-to-day challenges that patients with glaucoma face.
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Siglent Technologies introduces two new RF analyzers
Both models have extended bandwidths with frequencies up to 7.5 GHz for radio frequency signal and network analysis.
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Anritsu introduces industry-first PCI Express 5.0 receiver test solution
Engineers now have a single solution to conduct PCIe 5.0 receiver tests, as well as legacy PCIe technologies to ensure PCI-SIG compliance.
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Qorvo wins GTI Award for RF Fusion 5G chipset solution
The award recognizes Qorvo’s breakthrough innovation in 5G chipsets, which combines compact, high-performance 5G functionality with quick time to market for leading smartphone manufacturers.
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Oppo unveils new 5G smartphone
The phone will be the company’s new flagship for next-generation wireless.
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Automation: Take the fast lane on the path to 5G
For years, it has been suggested that 2020 would see the deployment of 5G networks. Well, 2020 is finally here, and mobile network operators (MNOs) are indeed starting to roll out 5G services. But beyond new phones and radio access network (RAN) technology, those who embrace automation will ultimately drive faster transitions to 5G.
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Sager Electronics releases new line card for battery solutions
The line card also details value-add capabilities for batteries available from Sager including SolidWorks 3D modeling, battery case design and prototyping, ultrasonic welding and fuel gauging.
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Panasonic introduces pin-type lithium-ion battery model CG-420A
The battery features a 4.7 mm diameter and provides rapid charging capability by realizing an 80% charge in 20 minutes.
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AI algorithm can predict farm health
Researchers from the University of Illinois Grainger College of Engineering created a method that could enable farmers to predict their farm’s health in the same way that weather channels predict the weather.
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Vishay Intertechnology automotive grade IHDM inductor offers stable inductance and saturation
The edge-wound, through-hole device provides low direct current resistance to reduce power losses and increase efficiency.
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Machine learning algorithm helps vets diagnose sick cows
Researchers from the University of Nottingham found that machine learning could enhance and improve a vet’s ability to accurately diagnose herd mastitis.
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Rancid smelling fruit used to quickly charge cell phones
Researchers from the University of Sydney created a method that uses durian and jackfruit for rapid electricity charging.
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Beyond 5G (March 14-20)
The telecom industry and engineers are at an innovation crossroads – not only must they continue to deploy and innovate on the existing 5G network, but they must also begin to consider what comes after, namely 6G. Our expert authors examine the pending technology changes still to come.
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Watch: AI algorithm controls drones so humans don't have to
Researchers from Aarhus University and the Technological University of Denmark created an artificial intelligence (AI) algorithm that can control terrain measuring drones.
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App can diagnose people with coronavirus at home
Researchers from the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University created a coronavirus app that uses machine intelligence to put coronavirus diagnosis in the hands of the patients.
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Flood prediction tool forecasts flow of water in almost real time
Researchers from Texas A&M have created a tool that uses the architecture of city drainage systems and readings from flood gauges to predict floods in extreme weather events.
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Thermal bridge technology crosses a gap in electronic device heat dissipation
The steady drive toward further miniaturization and ever-greater power density in electronics has elevated thermal management as an essential element for many design engineers involved in everything from consumer electronics to high-end aerospace technology.
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Nokia begins development of next-generation 5G chipsets
Agreements with Intel and Marvell will further develop 5G semiconductors.
