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Volvo Just Launched a Two-Hour In-Car Delivery Service for Your Online Shopping Items
Order something online and have it delivered to your car within two hours. Seem simple enough? Thanks to Volvo Cars, it’s a reality.
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InvenSense and Arm Accelerator Bet on IoT in China
An agreement between the companies will integrate MEMS and ARM processors for prototyping and Internet of Things applications
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Fujitsu’s AI Tech Will Help Catch Escaping Criminals
Fujitsu’s high-speed algorithm uses mathematical game theory as an AI tech to assist with security planning.
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Gate Driver ICs Produce Up to 8 A
Power Integrations’s SCALE-iDriver™ ICs, rated to produce 2.5 to 8 A, enable the design of inverters with fewer components.
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Software Development Kit Accelerates Deployment of Smart Home Gateways
New ZigBee 3.0 SDK eases compatibility with multiple communication protocols in today’s Smart Home.
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Captain America and Iron Man Technologies Come to Life with the Help of Mouser
Celebrity engineer is creating working versions of Captain America’s shield and Iron Man’s famous gauntlet, in honor of the recent movie release Captain America: Civil War.
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Toyota Makes Smart Battery Breakthrough with Magnesium
Scientists at Toyota wanted to ease the minds of cellphone users anxious about their constantly dying batteries when they stumbled upon a breakthrough involving magnesium batteries.
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Teen Mobile Device Addiction May Impact Family Relationships
A new study shows points to possible conflicts that arise from overuse of smartphones and other mobile devices.
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Startup Company Aims to Have These Personal Flying Cars Available by 2018
This electric two-seater aircraft will pave the way for use in everyday life.
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French Networking Vendor to Bring IoT Connectivity to 100 U.S. Cities
Sigfox currently offers Internet of Things low-power, wide-area communications to 18 countries with 7 million devices
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Will Electronics Manufacturing Return to the U.S.?
Are manufacturing jobs coming back to the U.S.? There are two sides to this fence and many considerations. Here’s your chance to join what should be a lively discussion.
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Careful DFT Makes Boundary-Scan Stronger
Sometimes, when a technology has existed for a long time, people regard it like an old shoe—useful and reliable but no longer something that merits particular attention.
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Mini Eyeglass Camera Helps Legally Blind Read
Researchers equipped a pair of eyeglasses with a miniature camera that used optical character-recognition technology to assist those who are considered legally blind in reading e-mails, newspapers, articles, menus and pages in a book.
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Tesla’s Powerwall Home-Battery Systems Now Available in the U.S.
Green Mountain Power is the first utility company to begin selling the energy-storage products.
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ChargePoint Raises $50 Million in Funding to Expand Electric Car Charging Stations
The funding will be used to meet the needs of future EV drivers and those looking to install EV charging in parking lots.
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IXYS Corp Expands Surface Mount Device Power Schottky Diode Portfolio in DPak
IXYS has added six new parts in its SMD power Schottky diode line.
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Non-isolated DC-DC Converter Series Now in 20 A Models
New 20 A versions of the TDK-Lambda i6A family non-isolated DC-DC converters can replace isolated converters driving 12 V POL devices.
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Mouser Electronics’s Bench Talk Blog Exceeds Two Million Reads?
Mouser Electronics’s Bench Top blog now has over two million reads.
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Semtech Launches Integrated PLC and LoRa Modem Targeted at the Smart Grid
The system-on-chip helps reduce network operational costs of advance metering infrastructures by up to 50%.
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TomTom Launches Three New Automotive PNDs
In addition to advanced address search, routing and guidance, the navigation devices provide average speed limit information for safer driving.
