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HD Camera Goggles Bring True Point-of-View Photography to the Slopes

A high-definition (HD) camera goggle born from the need to continually evolve and lead the ski and snowboard industry offers true point-of-view photos and videos.

New More Powerful Raspberry Pi Model Released

The new board offers 15 percent faster performance, faster Ethernet and dual-band wireless networking.

Flex Power Modules Unveils Highly Efficient Small-footprint DC/DC Converter

Advanced bus converter targets replacement of one-eighth-brick devices end-user boards for distributed and intermediate bus applications in ICT, telecom and industrial markets.

10 Common Uses for a Raspberry Pi

The Raspberry Pi single-board computer has become an important part of a maker’s toolbox. What makes the Raspberry Pi so useful is partly hardware but more the user community.

A Slice of Raspberry Pi for 'Pi Day'

For "Pi Day" (3.14), here's a brief look at the history of the Raspberry Pi, the credit-card-sized, single-board computer that was developed in the U.K. for educational use.

Startup Wants to Deploy a Fleet of Flying Taxis in New Zealand

Kitty Hawk unveils its plans for new transportation vehicles.

GaN-on-SiC RF Transistor Introduced for Avionics and IFF Applications

Qorvo’s new device operates with 1.8W at 65 volts.

Video: Using Augmented Reality and Machine Vision to Improve Firefighters' Response Times

Qwake Technologies recently tested the system in a real-world scenario in California.

Merging Arduino and Raspberry Pi with Lego Bricks in New Maker Kit

Leguino contains a slew of specialty Lego bricks for making RC car, robotics or IoT devices.

Video: Watch a Quadrupedal Robot Shake its Booty

ETH Zurich has modified its industrial robot ANYmal to dance.

13 Foot Tall Microscope Used to Find Nanoscale Temperatures

A team of scientists from the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory has developed a new method that can take the local temperature using a material that is a billionth of a meter wide and 100,000 times thinner than a human hair.

Chassis Plans Launches New 7-inch Rugged Tablet for Industrial and Military Applications

The tablet takes on tough challenges and offers a powerful mobile data device for use in wet, harsh and dirty environments.

Mass-Produced Smart Devices Proved Easy to Hack, Here is How to Keep Your Devices Safe

Mass-produced smart devices, like baby monitors, home security cameras, doorbells and more, were found to be easily hacked by Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) cyber researchers..

Watch: Robot for Agricultural Growth Analyzes Crop Health

Researchers and scientists from the University of Illinois have developed the TerraSentia, a low cost and low weight robot that phenotypes crops and provides farmers with information on their crop’s health.

Qorvo® Introduces Industry’s Most Powerful GaN-on-SiC Transistor

Operating with 1.8KW at 65 volts, the QPD1025 delivers the outstanding signal integrity and extended reach essential for L-band avionics and Identification Friend or Foe applications.

Automotive-Qualified TVS Diode Arrays Protect CAN BUS Lines from ESDs, EFTs and Other Voltage Transients

Littelfuse Inc. has introduced a series of AEC-Q101-qualified TVS diode arrays optimized to protect automotive controller area network (CAN) lines from damage due to electrostatic discharges (ESDs), electrical fast transients (EFTs) and other overvoltage transients.

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