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Video: How many robotic dogs does it take to pull a truck?
Boston Dynamics shows what its Spot Mini robots can do.
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New smart lock works with Amazon Alexa ecosystem
Users can manage the lock through voice capabilities, remote locking/unlocking and virtual keys through smartphone.
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5G solutions from Keysight Technologies support leading Japanese mobile operator
To ensure that 5G NR mobile devices comply to the latest 3GPP standards prior to market introduction of new 5G services, NTT DOCOMO has selected a solution from Keysight's 5G network emulation portfolio.
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Skyworks launches custom waveguide circulators for 5G
The suite of mini circulators is available in 7 mm and 10 mm packages, both of which support the size requirements of 5G infrastructure applications.
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New high-end vector network analyzer with a unique operating concept
With its unique hardware concept, the R&S ZNA can perform mixer measurements for RF and IF in parallel, delivering measurement speed twice as fast as with the conventional approach.
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Cloud-connected Volvos will alert drivers of upcoming road hazards
The technology will communicate via cloud-based network and for all new model vehicles.
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Using robots to install connected LED lighting in Japan’s Toyota Stadium
Signify has installed its Arena Vision lights including 3D visualization and video aiming.
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Is a 5G iPhone from Apple on its way?
The internet device giant will now get 5G modems from the wireless chip maker.
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New low-voltage DC drive with snap-on programmable board option
The brushless motor control operates in the 12 to 48 V DC power bandwidth, up to 30 amps peak (1 minute) or 15 amps continuously.
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Vishay Intertechnology optocouplers in space-saving DIP-6 and SMD-6 packages offer 800 V off-state voltage for high robustness and noise isolation
Typical applications include power TRIAC drivers in solid-state relays, three-phase air conditioners, boilers, and motor, lamp and valve control in household appliances.
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LG gears up for launch of 5G smartphone in Europe
The Korean electronics giant is teaming with Swisscom as part of the initial 5G rollout to the region.
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Customized 3D-printed prosthetics include electronic sensors
Sensors are integrated within form-fitting regions of 3D-printed prosthetics via a conformal 3D-printing technique using carbon nanotube-based polymer inks.
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Samsung boasts largest share of 5G in Korea
While the technology has just become available, companies are already bragging about being first to market.
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Intel combines 3D NAND technology with solid-state storage in a single module
The module allows Intel’s Optane technology to be expanded to thin notebooks and mini PCs.
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New Yorker Electronics to distribute conduction-cooled capacitors with new mounting option
The new 2SM6 direct-mount uses a through-hole design that is compatible with many current applications.
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Google’s Wing begins drone deliveries in Australia
The project will bring food, coffee and healthcare items to residents in the North Canberra area.
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Device allows sound to flow in one direction
Yale researchers have found a way to make sound flow in one direction using acoustic resonators.
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Video: CRISPR-chip finds genetic mutations in minutes
The device combines electronic transistors made of graphene with clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats (CRISPR) technology.
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The design goal dilemma of reducing electronic waste
A lack of synergy between recycling and durability goals can result in counterintuitive design implications of extended producer responsibility programs.
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What is 400ZR?
Aimed predominantly at short-reach, single-span fiber optic links for Data Center Interconnect, 400ZR is an interoperable networking implementation agreement (IA) in progress by the Optical Internetworking Forum. It defines a footprint-optimized solution for transporting 400 Gbps Ethernet over DCI links targeting a minimum of 80 km.
