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Temperature Measurement IC Linearizes Sensors to 0.1° C Conformity
The LTC2986 measurement IC digitizes any combination of thermocouples, RTDs, thermistors and external diodes with 0.1° C conformity and 0.001° C resolution.
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Verizon Adds LED Lighting to Internet of Things Portfolio
The acquisition of Sensity will help to enable solutions for the smart city.
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One-Person, Three-Wheel Electric Vehicle Introduced by Canadian Automotive Start-Up
The SOLO vehicle is designed as a commuter car with a 100-mile range.
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World’s Most Powerful X-ray Shatters Previous Beliefs About Buckyballs
A team of Australian scientists used the world’s most powerful X-ray laser to shatter crystallography findings that have been accepted for more than 100 years.
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One Day Warehouses Will Be Filled with Only Robotic Employees
Do we really even need humans in our warehouses? Maybe not, but they’ll still be needed to remotely control those loose robots running around.
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Sealed Connector Installs Easily Anywhere
The FullAXS Mini connector sealing system enables one-handed, blind installs from many angles. It can easily be installed in virtually any location.
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1 W Thin-Film Chip Resistors Come in 0612 Case
Vishay Intertechnology, Inc. is now offering its MCW AT wide- terminal, thin-film chip resistors in a 0612 case size.
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Mouser Electronics, Grant Imahara, Local Motors Team Up on Autonomous Driving Experience
Electronics distributor Mouser Electronics?Inc. is teaming up with Local Motors and celebrity engineer Grant Imahara to build a fully transforming vehicle cockpit for 3-D-printed autonomous vehicles.
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Apple Watch Series 2 Includes GPS and Swimming Protection
A new dual-core processor allows the watch to be 50% faster than the previous generation.
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Volvo Begins Autonomous Driving Project in Sweden
Drive Me initiative will see self-driving cars given to real families on public roads.
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MIT Working on Tech to Let You Read Closed Books
The day when you can read a book without having to even open it is coming, thanks to a team of researchers from MIT that has designed an imaging system that can read closed books.
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Reference Design Adds Wi-Fi to EV Charging Station
Texas Instruments (TI) offers a reference design that adds Wi-Fi connectivity to an electric vehicle (EV) charging station.
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U.S. Increases Energy Storage Deployments by 126% in Q2
Growth came from an unexpected source in the MISO territory in the Midwest.
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Smart Home Security an Afterthought to Developers
Many of the glaring failures in the Internet of Things could be easily avoided, says privacy group.
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Simplified Method to Recover Gold from Electronic Scrap
Researchers have developed a simplified method to extract gold from electronic waste without using toxic chemicals.
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GE Spending $1.4 Billion on 3-D Printing Acquisitions
The company will buy additive manufacturing companies Arcam AB and SLM Solutions Group.
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Fujitsu Builds Prototype Wireless Unit for 5G Base Stations and Access Points
Fujitsu plans to offer the technology in practical implementations starting in 2020.
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Method to Produce Low-Cost, Defect-Free Graphene
Researchers find that benzonitrile is key to producing defect-free graphene directly from a solution.
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18 V Prioritizer Provides Back-up Battery Switchover Solution
Device switches to back-up supply during primary brownout or power loss conditions, minimizing current loss.
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Video: Swarm Robots Work Together Without Crashing Into Each Other
When engineers put together teams, or swarms, of robots, it is sometimes difficult to get them to work in unison—without crashing into one another.
