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Volvo to Use Nvidia’s Self-Driving Car Platform for Next-Generation Vehicles
The Drive AGX Xavier platform will be the computer core for autonomous driving from the automotive OEM.
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Watch: Augmented Reality Converts HoloLens into Interactive Industrial Tool
Skylight for HoloLens allows workers to place, move and resize digital content and reference materials while completing the work hands-free in the real world.
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DroneShield Releases DroneCannon Remote Weapon
The lightweight, "soft kill" drone-jamming solution is designed for use on remote weapon stations.
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Watch: Wireless Analytics Make 3D-Printed Medical Devices Smarter
Researchers developed 3D-printed assistive technology that can track and store device use without using batteries or electronics.
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Signal Transformer Announces High-Current Toroidal Inductor (HCTI) Design Kit for Industrial and Consumer Electronic Applications
The kit provides a varied selection of toroidal inductors to design engineers looking for solutions to support EMI/RFI filtering and energy storage in industrial and consumer goods applications.
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ChargePoint and EVBox Form Agreement to Allow Roaming Between EV Charging Points
The agreement will allow no roaming fees between charging stations that may be out of a network.
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Haptic Chip Enables Realistic Feedback without Draining Battery in Mobile Products
Boréas Technologies has introduced a new device for smaller, lower power devices.
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Metro by T-Mobile Commits to Pre-Paid 5G Services in 2019
MetroPCS has officially been re-branded as Metro by T-Mobile.
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AI Assistant Helps Admissions Departments Contact More Prospective Students
Conversica has added an Admissions Assistant for higher education to the company’s portfolio of virtual assistants powered by conversational AI.
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New Modules for Medical Devices Support PWM and ADC Interfaces
Mouser Electronics Inc. is now offering the EZ-BLE and EZ-BT WICED modules from Cypress Semiconductor.
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Presto Engineering Upgrades Europe's Largest Independent Semiconductor Testing Facility to ISO 9001:2015 Standard
The company has completed certification to the ISO 9001:2015 quality standard at its facility in Caen, France, which is Europe’s largest independent semiconductor test facility.
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New Anti-Static Ionizing Bar from Exair Features 25% Better Performance
Exair’s new Gen4 Ionizing Bar eliminates static electricity 25% better than previous models by eliminating larger static charges, faster.
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HatchiBabies Are Newest Addition to 'Hatching' Family of Interactive Toys
HatchiBabies: Will you hatch a boy or a girl? Spin Master's newest addition to their Hatchimals family of interactive toys has arrived.
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Vaunix’s Digital Phase Shifter Family Provides Excellent Phase Accuracy and One-degree Phase Resolution
The low-cost, portable, wireless RF devices are ideal for engineering and production test laboratories, field testing and integration into high speed automatic-test-equipment systems.
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Watch: Making Mobile Phones Recyclable and Bendable with Hybrid Semiconductor
Mobile phones and other personal electronics can be rendered bendable as well as biodegradable with a new hybrid semiconductor material.
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Emissions-Free Solar Energy System is One Step Closer to Reality
A team from Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, is one step closer to creating a completely emissions-free solar energy system.
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Vishay Intertechnology 100 V and 120 V TMBS Rectifiers Offer Forward Voltage Drop Down to 0.36 V to Reduce Power Losses and Increase Efficiency
For notebook computers and mobile devices, rectifiers provide current ratings of 30 A to 40 A in TO-220AB package.
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High-Efficiency, Low-Profile DOSA Converters are Made in Europe
The RPM modules stand out due to an exceptional efficiency of up to 99%, enabling a low-profile package perfect for applications where space is critical.
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Online Healthcare Platform Treats Psoriasis as Effectively as Office Visits
Researchers from the Keck School of Medicine have found that online care for psoriasis is just as effective as going to the doctor in person.
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Human Traffickers Use Social Media to Find Victims
Researchers from University of Toledo's Human Trafficking and Social Justice Institute have studied human trafficking and social media by the request of the Ohio Attorney General’s Human Trafficking Commission.
