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5 Cool Gadgets Coming to CES 2017

Paper airplane VR drones, learning robots, dog collars and smart home systems are just some of the things coming to Las Vegas.

3D-Printed Bone Could Help Landmine Blast Survivors

Advancements in 3D printed bones could help landmine blast survivors.

Panasonic to Show Lithium-ion Batteries at CES

Panasonic Corporation will showcase its rechargeable pin-type lithium-ion battery and flexible lithium-ion battery at the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

Mind Controls Video Games with Augmented Reality

Start-up company Neurable is working on technology that will allow hands-free control of games and the ability to pick up objects with brain power.

GM to Test Park-and-Charge Wireless Charging Platform

Working with WiTricity, the technology could allow for a new way to expand electric vehicle range.

Scientists Can Now Print Bacteria Batteries Onto Reams of Paper

The team created a bacteria-powered battery, on a sheet of paper, that has the potential to power our future disposable electronics. The new manufacturing technique reduces creation time and cost, and has the potential to revolutionize bio-batteries as a power source.

How Intelligent is Artificial Intelligence?

With personal assistants like Apple’s Siri, Alexa from Amazon, and music apps like Spotify predicting your next favorite artist, artificial intelligence has become a common part of everyday life. But how far has the technology come in 2016?

High-Speed Eye Tracker Debuts

Gazepoint's GP3 HD eye tracker offers improved gaze tracking with a wider field of view and a speedy 150 Hz update rate.

AVX Expands Capacitor Part Library for 3-D Design Tool

AVX Corporation has added a number of part drawings and footprints for polymer, tantalum and niobium oxide capacitors to its 3-D Model design tool.

Video: Learn Why Lithium-ion Batteries Explode

Too much voltage applied to a device is one of the reasons.

Smart Beer Coming to CES 2017

NFC tags enable consumers to receive information about the brewery, the beer-making process and more through a smartphone.

Low-cost Optical Sensor for Liquid Analysis

Spanish researchers have developed an optical sensor that uses plain Scotch tape to detect optical properties of different liquids.

Deer Antlers May Lead to the Development of 3-D-Printed Unbreakable Materials

Researchers tapped into the nanostructures of antlers to learn what makes them absorb energy from the impact of a clash.

Planar Transformers Have Efficient Design

The winding structure of the?TPL-2516?series planar transformers reduce package size and boost power density.

Nordic Semiconductor's nRF52840 Dev Kit Now Shipping from Mouser

Mouser Electronics now stocks Nordic Semiconductor’s nRF52840 Preview Development Kit?which eases development of Bluetooth 5-compliant wireless connectivity solutions.

CMOS Image Sensor Family Expands with Compact, SVGA Offering

ON Semiconductor's new 1/3.6-inch PYTHON 480 image sensor brings industrial-level sensitivity and performance to cost-effective, small-footprint applications.