Industries
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Waymo Granted Permission to Test Self-Driving Vehicles on Public Roads
This is the first time the California DMV has allowed tests on public roads of fully driverless cars without a test driver.
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Robotic Arm for Stroke Rehab
Researchers have developed a robotic arm to facilitate self-help and upper-limb mobile rehabilitation for stroke patients.
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5G Internet Connection Established by Chinese Smartphone Vendor
Oppo has made the connection with a pre-commercially available customized R15 device.
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First Self-Driving, Ride-Hailing Service in Israel to Start in 2019
Volkswagen, Mobileye and Champion Motors will establish a joint venture for roll out of the service.
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Renault, Nissan and Mitsubishi Invest in Chinese Autonomous Startup
The company plans to deploy a fleet of 500 self-driving cars in 2019.
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Cardiologists May Benefit from AR Technology
A new self-contained augmented reality (AR) device provides an immersive AR experience in which surgeons can interactively explore data in 3D.
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New Yorker Electronics Releases Moxie Inductor Corp.'s New RJ45 Connector with HDMI
These durable connectors are ideal for display controllers, computer monitors, video projectors, digital televisions and digital audio devices.
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New Module Transceiver Simplifies Field Bus Communications Systems
The new MAXM22511 2.5 kV isolated RS-485/RS-422 module transceiver with power has been released from Maxim Integrated Products.
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Smart Bell Makes Potty Training Easier for Owners and Puppies
New puppy owners all have to deal with potty training. Potty training can be difficult and frustrating, but MightyPaw’s Smart Bell 2.0 is here to make the whole process easier.
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High-definition CMOS Image Sensor Provides Low-cost Machine Vision
Emerald 2M is a new CMOS image sensor for cost-sensitive applications that require full HD images of objects in motion, without distortion.
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Rutronik to Focus on Product Application Demonstrations, and Technical and Supply Chain Issues at Electronica 2018
Rutronik Inc., a global broad-line stocking distributor of a comprehensive range of electronic components, semiconductors, and products and technology solutions for the internet of things and embedded systems, is attending and exhibiting at Electronica 2018, showcasing a series of products.
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MacDermid Performance Solutions Businesses Collaborate to Showcase Printed Electronics Solutions
The company's materials enable the manufacture of the most complex electronic components and interconnections.
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Aceinna Teams Up with IEEE for a Special Webinar for Developers of Drones, Robots and AGVs
The how-to webinar will address how to quickly and easily build your own reliable, inexpensive and precise autonomous system.
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Vishay Intertechnology to Showcase Latest Industry-leading Technologies at Electronica 2018 in Munich
New innovations on display include gallium nitride MOSFETs, multi-spectral optical sensors and diodes for 48 V electrical and hybrid vehicles.
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Saelig Introduces Economical Siglent SSG3000X 2.1 GHz/3.2 GHz RF Signal Generators
Touch, PC or web control makes these versatile RF signal sources a valuable addition to an engineer’s test bench.
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Evaluation Boards for Simple Testing of DOSA Converters
Evaluation boards for the RPM-1.0, RPM-2.0, RPM-3.0 and RPM-6.0 buck regulator series generate a constant output voltage with a output current up to 6 A from an external DC source.
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GaN Systems Launches New Products, Will Present at IEEE’s PEAC
The company will showcase new products, expanded line of design tools and half-day tutorial focused on ease-of-use.
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TI Introduces First Multiprotocol Gigabit TSN-enabled Processors for Industry 4.0
Industrial-grade Sitara AM6x processors offer advanced industrial communications, enhanced security, high reliability and functional safety features.
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Video: U.S. Army Pilots Fly Autonomous Sikorsky Helicopter in First-of-its-Kind Demonstration
For the first time, non-Sikorsky pilots operated the Sikorsky Autonomy Research Aircraft, a modified S-76B commercial helicopter, as an optionally-piloted helicopter.
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Bitcoin Can Significantly Impact Global Warming, Study Shows
Research from the University of Hawaii at Manoa shows that bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are likely to raise the Earth's temperature by more than 2° C in just over two decades.
