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Aston Martin to Build James Bond’s 'Goldfinger' DB5 with Working Gadgets
The company will build only 25 cars that will be available in 2020.
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How Landing Pads for Delivery Drones May Be the Next Great Battle in Last-mile Logistics
With the technology currently in multiple pilot projects, companies are developing systems to make the process easier.
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Quantum Dot Remote LED Application Exceeds 7,000-hour on-time Durability Test
The Quantum Materials discovery holds promise for next-generation display and lighting devices.
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Are Microplatforms the Best Way to Secure the Internet of Things?
Foundries.io has launched two open-source, always-secure systems to protect against cyberattacks and risk of failure.
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High-Temp Inductor from New Yorker Electronics Offers Higher Current Density for Multi-phase Power Supplies
New Vishay Dale IHSR-4040DZ-51 device for commercial applications features low DCR in 4040 case with slim 4mm profile.
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Saelig Introduces BNC Model 865 40 GHz Microwave Signal Generator Range
The Berkeley Nucleonics Model 865 range of ultra-low-noise and fast-switching microwave signal generators covers a continuous frequency range from 100 kHz up to 6, 12.75, 20, 26 and 40 GHz with 1 mHz resolution.
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Smartphone App Can Be Used to Predict Major Weather Events
A study from Tel Aviv University (TAU) has found that smartphone data and apps can be used to predict weather patterns.
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Bel Fuse-Circuit Protection Announces Axial Lead Battery Strap Fuses for Rechargeable Battery Packs
These fuses can be used in a variety of applications, such as battery packs for mobile phones, computers, cordless phones, mobile radios, camcorders, PDAs and power tools.
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Qualcomm and Datang Demonstrate World’s First Multi-chipset Vendor C-V2X Direct Communication Interoperability
The demonstration represents the maturing state of C-V2X radio technology and applications to improve automotive safety, automated driving and traffic efficiency.
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New Material Created with Crystals Improves Computer Processing Eighteen-fold
University of Minnesota team has created a new material that can improve computer processing and memory efficiency.
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The IoT is Changing IC Design
The internet of things (IoT) promises to change how we interact with the world. Sensors and cameras will capture exabytes of data, process it and then adjust heating, lighting, locks, alarms and countless other things in order to make our lives easier and our world more efficient. Analysts at Gartner project that there will be 20 billion internet-connected devices by 2020. These devices will include everything from vending machines, cars, to home sensors and environmental controls. Each of these devices will require integrated circuits (ICs) that contain embedded technology to communicate and sense or interact with the environment. The demands and constraints on these ICs are significantly going to alter IC design.
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AI Finds Cancer Tumors that are Extremely Hard for Humans to Detect
University of Central Florida’s Computer Vision Research Center has taught an artificial intelligence (AI) system to detect the smallest cells of cancer.
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Video: GNSS Low-noise Amplifier FEMs with Integrated Pre- and Post-filters
These solutions are designed specifically for IoT applications including smartwatches, action cameras, drones, asset trackers and personal navigation devices.
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Hyundai Completes First Autonomous Truck Highway Journey
The demonstration showcases what could be the future of logistics mobility.
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Las Vegas’ 1,500-foot Video Screen to Get an LED Renovation
Watchfire has been selected to update the iconic video canopy that is part of the Fremont Street Experience.
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Comcast Expands Smart Home Offerings with Yale Smart Lock Partnership
The locks can be controlled via the Xfinity Home app or through the Comcast X1 remote.
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These Wireless Headphones Have a Google Assistant Button
Users won’t need to say “Ok Google” to communicate with the Android AI.
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As Uber Struggles with its Self-Driving Cars Program, Lyft Celebrates 5,000 Self-Driving Ride Milestone
The rides are part of a larger strategy to reduce car ownership and provide for a greener transportation future.
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Social Robot Improves Children's Reading Comprehension
A team of researchers from the University of Wisconsin-Madison has developed a social robot to help middle-school kids with reading comprehension.
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Smartphone Apps Could Improve Accurate Record Transfers Among Doctor’s Offices
A new report from the RAND Corporation says that smartphones are the key to the successful transfer of medical records between healthcare providers.
