Industries
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Researchers Propose Ultra-Fast Solution to Charge EVs in 15 Minutes
In an attempt to find a charging solution that would be the equivalent of filling up a tank of gas, EPFL researchers proposed intermediate storage.
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Video: 3D-printing Technique Uses Ultrasonic Waves to Print Composite Materials
A new 3D-printing technique could enable people to create many more products at home, inexpensively.
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How One Man’s $79 Handheld Computer Can Bring the Internet to the Entire World
The handheld desktop computer can connect to any TV monitor allow for Internet access to the 60% of the world that still goes without.
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Initiative Aims to Educate Students on 3D Manufacturing
Digital manufacturing leader Inventables has announced a list of schools that will be the first to have access to a 3D carving machine, in an effort to educate students on 3D manufacturing.
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3D Printing Advances Offset Yesterday’s Barriers
Researchers worldwide are making huge gains in 3D printing advances involving printers, materials and processes.
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U.S. Government Proposes $4 Billion Autonomous Driving Pilot Program
The DOT plans to collaborate with the automotive industry to develop guidance on testing of self-driving cars.
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Unleashing the Power of IoT on Indian Farmers
Entrepreneurs and multinationals are electrifying the Indian fields with sensors to improve productivity.
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Xiaomi Launches Next-Generation Smartphone
The Redmi 3 features the Qualcomm Snapdragon 616 octacore processor and an extra-large 4100 mAh battery.
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Qualcomm and TDK Form JV for IoT
The agreement will see both companies developing RF front-end (RFFE) and RF filters for mobile devices.
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Software Platform Targets the Connected Car
Wind River’s Helix chassis software offerings are designed to help vehicle makers produce safer, more efficient vehicles by improving connectivity and data availability.
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Researchers Develop App That Blocks User Location from Third Parties
A new app may be able to provide some security to Internet users.
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Audi’s Hydrogen-Powered Vehicle Gives a Glimpse of One Possible Driving Future
The H-Tron concept car can carry passengers more than 350 miles with one hydrogen fueled tank.
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Video: ExoLens Aims to Turn Your iPhone into Professional-Grade Photography Equipment
Last week at CES, ExoLens’ booth was one of the show’s focal point of the mobile photography category. The booth featured a giant ExoLens’ bracket, as well as displayed the lenses in action.
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Video: Take a Look at Samsung’s Galaxy View 18-inch Tablet
Samsung was awarded 38 Innovation Awards, one of which was for the Galaxy View a portable, touch screen entertainment device.
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Video: Toyota’s Autonomous Cars Learn How to Avoid Obstacles
Toyota Research Institute focused mainly on autonomous vehicles.
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Video: Bragi’s 3-in-1 Ear Buds Stream Music, Track Movement, Record Biometric Data
A European start-up called Bragi set out to bring these wireless ear buds to production via Kickstarter campaign back in 2013.
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Video: Onsite Robotic Bartender
Somabar allows cocktail-lovers to mix drinks and infuse bitters to make cocktail in seconds – all from the accompanying smartphone app.
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Raising the Bar on Mobile Biometric Security
TrulySecure 2.0 combines both voice- and facial-recognition to bring the power of biometrics to bear on mobile platforms.
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Back to the Future: Sony Turntable Connects to Digital Audio Systems
To bridge the gap between the growing number of vinyl LP record buyers and today’s computer-based audio hardware Sony has introduced a turntable with a built-in digital-to-audio converter.
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Broadcom Expands Automotive Portfolio with GNSS Chip
The chip is designed to lower BOM and power consumption in in-vehicle applications.
