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Advantech’s IoT Sensing Device to Cloud Solutions

Bringing intelligence to the edge of the network and only then reporting the processed information to the cloud provides a faster response, but also helps relieve the workload of the cloud, making the cost of building IoT infrastructure much lower.

Bluetooth Transmitter Allows Users to Watch TV with Headsets Without Worrying About Lip Sync Delay

TUNAI Creative has announced a new product: WAND, the world’s smallest Bluetooth Transmitter.

Blind Robot Can Climb Stairs that are Covered in Debris

MIT’s Cheetah 3 robot can leap and gallop across terrain and climb trash and debris-filled stairs, all while maintaining its balance.

Watch: MIT AI Can Edit Music, Extract Individual Instruments

Researchers at MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) have developed an AI system that can analyze a music video, isolate individual instruments and make them louder or quieter.

Neural Network Taught to Use Facial Recognition Software in Videos

The algorithm uses a deep neural network to distinguish faces using at little as one photograph.

DNA-based AI Neural Network Can Read Human Handwritten Numbers

Researchers from Caltech have taught an artificial neural network made out of DNA to identify handwritten numbers.

Watch: Smart IoT Lock Keeps Your Deliveries Safe When You’re Not Home

BoxLock Inc. has released an internet-connected security padlock to protect package deliveries.

Watch: Autonomous Robots to Charge EVs, Help Reduce CO2 Emissions in NYC

Intelligent solar-charged robots powered by Sprint IoT and 5G will move autonomously to charge electric buses, cars and industrial vehicles.

Leti, Transdev and IRT Nanoelec Announce Perception Sensor Assessments For Autonomous Vehicles

The pilot program will characterize and assess LiDAR sensors to improve performance and safety of autonomous vehicles.

Method for Developing Biogenetic Solar Cells Generates a Current that is Stronger than Ever

Researchers from the University of British Columbia have developed a cheap and sustainable method to build solar cells that use bacteria to convert light and energy.

New DCIM Device Helps Users Manage Data Centers

Sunbird Software has announced the general availability of dcTrack® Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) Operations Release 6.1.

Optical Ultrasound Machine Can Be Miniaturized and Used with MRI Machine

Researchers from University College in London have developed an ultrasound machine that is created completely out of optical components.

5G Expands Beyond Cellular: What You Need to Know

In June 2018, the Third Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) finalized the massive set of standards that underpin full deployment of 5G. Wireless carriers, device manufacturers and others serving the industry can develop 5G solutions knowing that there is a standards-based roadmap to follow.

Saelig Introduces Teledyne LeCroy Mercury T2C/T2P USB2.0 Protocol and Power Analyzers

The robust platform delivers reliable USB2.0 protocol analysis and critical measurements for safe power delivery.

Electronic Security Market on the Rise

According to new research by Global Market Insights Inc., the electronic security market will exceed $60 billion by 2024.

New Sensata Whitepaper: What do Industrial Engineers and Product Developers Need to Know about Functional Safety?

This white paper examines what Functional Safety practices are, the applicable standards and regulations, how to incorporate functional safety into designs, industry applications and the advantages of using functional safety certified components in designs for manufacturers.

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