Industries
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GM’s Layoffs and EV Investments are Proactive for its Future
The OEM said it would double its resources to develop electric and self-driving vehicles.
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Toto's Innovations for the Bathroom on Display at CES 2019
A flotation tub that simulates zero gravity, and what Toto is calling its “most beautiful intelligent toilet” are among the collection of CES 2019 Innovation Awards Honorees.
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Interactive Plush Bear Companion to Visit CES
Snow Shine, a CES 2019 Innovation Awards Honoree, interacts with preschoolers and families through original songs, stories and games.
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Smart Coasters Tell a Bartender When You Need a Refill
Design and product development house Robiotic has introduced a smart coaster among other sensor offerings.
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Video: Riders Pitch Business Ideas to Executives Inside an Electric Taxi
The company will showcase the service in December at the startup event Slush.
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Volvo Expands Lidar Technology for Self-Driving Cars
Luminar’s perception system can detect objects at a range of up to 250 meters.
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Robot-human marriages: The future of marriage?
Earlier this month, a man in Japan married a hologram robot of a 16-year-old girl. While this seems strange now, according to many experts this is just the beginning of a new marriage trend.
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Three CEA Projects Awarded with ERC Synergy Grants
European Research Council Synergy grants recognize the CEA’s scientific excellence in the understanding and technological use of the laws of physics, from quantum physics to astrophysics.
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Gas Sensing Solutions Investigates Levels of CO2 on Car Journeys
The datalogger used in the experiment measures CO2 concentration, air pressure and temperature, along with relative humidity every few minutes.
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Shanghai’s Bridges Get LED Makeover
Signify has installed dynamic lighting in 40 structures in the Chinese city.
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T-Mobile Completes 5G Data Transmission on Low-Band Spectrum
The company worked with Nokia to test the technology on its live commercial network.
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Many Roads, Few Cars: The Potential Urban Impact of MaaS
Multiple market forecasts have theorized that personal car ownership will decline drastically in the next decade. As a result, urban terrain, which has yielded millions of square miles of pavement to the automobile, will be forced to adapt.
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Video: Self-Driving Hotel Car Could Change the Way People Travel
The vehicle would connect with an autonomous hotel as a combination operation.
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Paralyzed People Control Tablets with New Brain-Computer Interface
The interface enables people with paralysis to directly operate an off-the-shelf tablet device by thinking about making cursor movements and clicks.
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Soft Contact Lens Features Embedded Electronics
The hydrogel-based lens incorporates an LED light, an ultra-thin silicon microchip, radio-frequency antenna for wireless energy transfer and stretchable thin-film interconnections.
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Skyworks Launches High Performance CATV Solution
The ACA1240 is a 1.2 GHz variable gain CCAP/edge QAM driver amplifier specifically designed for headend and remote PHY applications.
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ECIA Presents 2018 North Star Award to Blair Haas
The award recognizes individuals who made significant contributions to the electronics components supply chain.
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Bel Fuse-Circuit Protection Announces 0ZCN Series of Surface Mount Resettable PTC Fuses
The 0ZCN series is designed for low voltage applications where reset and flexibility in the selection process is desired, such as automotive and Ethernet applications.
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Presto Engineering’s Extensive Test Capabilities Enable Parallel Testing of Automotive Products, Faster Time to Market
Presto Engineering's fast track program can cut test time down from a year to as little as four months.
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Imec and CEA-Leti Join Forces on Artificial Intelligence and Quantum Computing
The collaboration will focus on developing, testing and experimenting with neuromorphic and quantum computing.
