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Acoustic imaging provides early warning to prevent wind turbine gearbox failures
Acoustic imaging offers a powerful early warning solution, enabling operators to detect issues before they escalate and keep turbines running efficiently.
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Menlo Micro high-standoff protection switch sets new benchmark for RF protection in aerospace and defense
The high-standoff radio frequency (RF) front-end protection solution is designed for the most demanding aerospace and defense applications.
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CES 2026: SDV collaboration emerges between Infineon, HL Klemove
The companies will merge semiconductor design with autonomous driving technologies.
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Now available: The v25.8 of the Modelithics COMPLETE Library for Keysight ADS
This new release is compatible with Keysight ADS 2026 Update 1 and is also backwards compatible with older Keysight ADS versions.
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Next-generation multi-axis sensor for precision robotic applications
XJCSENSOR, a leading manufacturer of force sensors and force-control solutions, has introduced a MEMS sensor that provides multi-axis force and torque feedback.
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Wind turbine control systems: From PID to reinforcement learning
Discover how reinforcement learning (RL) techniques promise to tackle the high-dimensional control challenges of modern wind energy systems.
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Test equipment services firm Electro Rent achieves CMMC 2.0 Level 2 certification, supporting defense cybersecurity
This certification gives Electro Rent’s aerospace and defense customers added confidence that sensitive program data and assets are protected to U.S. Department of Defense standards.
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CES 2026: Nordic Semiconductor simplifies edge AI for billions of IoT devices
Explore how new nRF54L series system on chip (SoC) with NPU and Nordic Edge artificial intelligence (AI) Lab make on-device intelligence easily accessible and radically power-efficient.
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Snail-like swarm bots work together to assemble structures as needed
The team has developed a group of spherical, snail-inspired robots that can collectively solve a physical transport problem by reconfiguring themselves in real time.
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CES 2026: Behold the frameless outdoor TV
Sylvox calls its latest TV a world’s first.
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Menlo Micro and Microchip Technology validate the first MEMS-based hot-switched power panel
Successful validation of a 0.5-megawatt system for the U.S. Navy’s 10 MW Advanced Circuit Breaker Development Program demonstrates Menlo Micro’s scalable power-switching platform.
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Vibe Bot debuts at CES 2026 bringing memory-native AI to office meetings
The AI assistant can take notes both online and offline as well as offer suggestions when requested.
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RUN — Flexible CMM solutions for the production environment
RUN systems deliver metrology-grade results directly on the shopfloor, enabling fast inspection, feedback and control at every stage of production.
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Weebit Nano secures license agreement with Texas Instruments
The global semiconductor developer has licensed Weebit’s non-volatile memory IP for some of its products.
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Inside CES 2026: The technologies redefining healthcare
Join Electronics360 as it highlights the healthcare solutions capturing attention at this year’s show.
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CES 2026: Broadcom unveils unified Wi-Fi 8 platform for whole-home connectivity
It is called an industry first.
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A taste of what’s to come at CES 2026
For a taste of what's to come in the food and beverage technology space at CES 2026, follow along with Electronics360.
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Hands-free, voice-led interactions comes to wearables at CES 2026
Luna introduces a new wearable that provides guidance rather than just data.
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Investment-secure testing procedure at Volkswagen
The highly automated, thermographic quality assurance of the weld points is superior to the manual ultrasonic testing previously used in car body construction.
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From making coffee to cleaning windows: A humanoid robot butler enters the home
The Onero H1 from the robotics company SwitchBot can reportedly perform maneuvers such as grasping, pushing, opening and organizing, while learning to adapt across different tasks within the household.
