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At 2018 IEEE ISSCC: Achieving 120 Gbps Wireless Transmission with New CMOS Chip
The CMOS wireless transceiver chip processes signals at high speeds across a broad range of frequencies, from 70 to 105 GHz.
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Close to the Edge at the 2018 IEEE ISSCC: Brain-Inspired Technologies to Bring Data Processing and Analytics to IoT Devices
Keynote presentation by Leti’s chief scientist offers optimistic vision for neuromorphic hardware and ultra-low-power microdevices based on novel emerging technologies.
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New Transmitter Saves Battery Power of Sleeping Electronics
Researchers from Stanford University extend the battery life of electronics, like a cell phone, through waking up the device receiver, which turns on devices that are powered down.
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Watch How Caption Crawler Helps the Visually Impaired Interpret Online Images
The system collects captions and alt text associated with other instances of the same photo elsewhere online, associating human-authored descriptions with every website where it appears.
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Video: Newark Element14 Launches New Raspberry Pi Development Board for Internet of Things
The board includes a drag-and-drop programming interface for the iPhone, iPad and Android.
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Video: Programming Drones to Fly Quickly Through Highly Dense Areas
MIT CSAIL’s NanoMap technology allows drones to consistently fly at 20 mph through forests and warehouses.
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Watch: Researchers Find that Three Commercial Facial Recognition Systems Don’t Accurately Recognize Women or Dark-Skinned Faces
An MIT research team found that three facial-analysis programs from three major technology companies have skin-type and gender biases.
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Wolfspeed Addresses Growing Ultra-High Frequency Radar Market With New GaN HEMT
New gallium nitride, high electron mobility transistor device targets military communications, public safety applications and land mobile radio.
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Watch: Smart Technology is the Key to Preserving National Parks Around the World
Researchers have found that national parks around the world are not taking full advantage of the technology available that could help conserve and keep the parks updated.
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Researchers Find that Angling Rotor Blades of Drones Decreases Pitching Due to Wind
Researchers have developed 20-degree angled rotor blades for quad-rotor, unmanned drones that give the drones the ability to fight strong headwinds.
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3D Printing Technology Incubator Planned to Benefit Offshore Industries
DNV GL will establish the facility in Singapore with a focus on developing competence including qualification, certification and training for additive manufacturing.
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Mouser Electronics: Best of 2017 Technical Content
The very best of Mouser's wide-ranging technical content from 2017.
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Osram Launches New Human Centric Lighting Concept
The lighting company has installed new lighting in its headquarters as an example of a commercial building retrofit.
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New Electronic Skin Can Self-Heal and be Recycled
The e-skin could be used for future robotics, prosthetics or biomedical devices.
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Embrace Seizure Detection System Cleared in U.S.
Worn like a watch, the device detects signs of a seizure by continuously monitoring wrist movements and electrodermal activity that signals stress.
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Six Tips for Maximizing Your Laser Production
Are you running your laser as efficiently as possible? Here are a few tips and tricks you can use to ensure that you are operating your laser at its highest potential.
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Intel Sets New Record at the Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony by Flying More than 1,200 Drones
The light show animated various Olympic sports and logos during the entertainment extravaganza.
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Mercury Systems Offers New Rugged High Density Server Form Factor
Mercury Systems, Inc., a provider of secure sensor and safety-critical processing subsystems, has unveiled HDslim, a new sub-rack form factor for its RES High Density (RES-HD) server product line. Less than ten inches wide and twenty inches deep, the first 4U HDslim chassis is available this month.
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Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance Joins Chinese Ride-Sharing Platform
The agreement will include the launch of a robo-vehicle ride-hailing service.
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Power Source Can Charge Your Smartphone Using Your Own Body Movements
Reserachers from University at Buffalo and the Institute of Semiconductors (IoP) at the Chinese Academy of Science (CAS) have develop a metallic tap that can gather electricity from simple movements, like bending a finger.
