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The rapid evolution of biosensor tech

Biosensors are increasingly used everywhere from medical to environmental monitoring — and some IEC standards for this fast-evolving area already exist.

Humanoid Robot Landscape 2025

The Humanoid Robot Landscape 2025 gives you a clear overview of the companies shaping this space, so you can stay ahead of the curve and make informed decisions for your manufacturing line.

300-horsepower robot boat built to chase down enemy ships at high speed

VENOM is capable of operating independently in contested littoral and blue water environments, where it demonstrates autonomous decision-making.

Solutions for mitigating electromagnetic interference in high-frequency cables

High-frequency cables differ from other cables primarily in their ability to carry signals at much higher frequencies — typically in the megahertz to gigahertz range — while maintaining signal integrity.

New York police may use net-firing anti-drone system to keep skies safer

The new drone tech will be capable of detecting, tracking and subsequently neutralizing hostile UAVs using a mesh net.

DeepSeek disruption: How China’s AI challenger will reshape the data center

R1’s low-cost, high-performance model sparks a shift from brute-force compute to precision engineering in the AI race.

Rohde & Schwarz verifies next generation eCall for EN 17240:2024 Standard

The verification enhances the safety and efficiency of emergency response systems in vehicles via advanced testing solutions.

VESA releases compliance test specification model for DisplayPort Automotive Extensions standard

New software model and validation platforms are designed to accelerate implementation of a new standard in automotive displays.

World’s ‘cutest’ humanoid robot will makes its way into homes, classrooms

The GR-3 is a smaller, friendlier iteration standing at 4 ft, 5 inches, and featuring a reportedly softer, cuddlier aesthetic, with its makers describing it as possibly the “most adorable humanoid robot yet.”

Samtec releases Nitrowave phase and amplitude stable microwave cable assemblies to 110 GHz

The high-performance microwave cables provide stability during flexure in lab test environments, ATE systems and low-loss rugged environments such as aerospace, defense and datacom.

Lightweight electronic warfare tool enables drones to track enemy radio signals mid-air

Designed to improve small electronic warfare (EW) capabilities, the new system reportedly allows for passive surveillance, making it possible to gather intel without sending detectable signals, the company explained.

Onsemi and Schaeffler expand collaboration with new EliteSiC-based PHEV platform

The onsemi solution will power the Schaeffler traction inverter for a leading global automaker’s cutting-edge plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) platform.

New robot vacuum devours steel balls with double the suction power

The unit also features a dual fan that offers up to roughly 200% more suction power along with HEPA-grade filtration and AI-driven surface recognition.

The best gadgets to keep cool this summer — ranked

Portable microclimates using wearable tech like neck-mounted fans, cooling vests, thermoelectric accessories and full cooling systems.

This smart ring knows if you slept badly — and might suggest a salad

Omni Health’s EnerQi is a health coach and perhaps a therapist?

Microchip teams with Delta in tumultuous SiC market

The collaboration will create products for high-growth applications like AI, mobility, automation and infrastructure.

Vishay Intertechnology RGB LED in PLCC-6 package provides independent control of red, green and blue chips for wide color range

The tricolor LED provides luminous intensity to 2,800 mcd at 20 mA for interior automotive lighting, RGB displays and backlighting.

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