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Autoliv Going to CES for First Time
Reflects the growth and interest in automotive safety systems among consumers
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Fast Frame-rate 16-Megapixel Image Sensor Targets Smart Phones, Action Cameras
OmniVision Technologies has launched what it claims is the fastest frame-rate 16-megapixel image sensor available for smart phones and action cameras.
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Infineon Technologies, pmdtechnologies Announce Trio of 3D Image Sensors
Three new sensors use infrared time-of-flight technology for distance measurement; offered in three resolutions, ranging from 100,000 pixels to 19,000 pixels.
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New Software Tool Helps Power Station Operations Run Smoothly
The software was developed in response to changes in demand and competition from alternative energy suppliers.
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Synaptics Demonstrates Fingerprint Authentication Through Greater Than 200 µm Smart-phone Cover Glass
Synaptics' second-generation Natural ID fingerprint authentication sensor doubles the glass thickness through which it can operate.
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Mitsubishi Expands GaN Transistor Portfolio
As LTE deployments increase increased data volume, smaller size and lower power consumption are required.
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Network Advanced Threat Protection Market Revenues to Reach $1.3 Billion by 2019
Detection of malware becoming a main security focus in content security market.
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Pictures and Code Could Replace Multiple Passwords, Protect Against Hackers
The new password system could also be easier for users to remember and less expensive for providers to implement.
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Video: Xylon Introduces Driver Drowsiness IP Core for ADAS
The IP monitors driver’s eyes, gaze, eyebrows, lips and more in order to indicate signs of sleep while driving.
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Researchers Develop Flow Battery That May Cost 60% Less Than Standard Flow Batteries
A team of scientists from the have developed an organic aqueous flow battery expected to cost $180 per kilowatt-hour.
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LeddarTech to Demo ADAS Lighting Technology at CES
The company’s sensor modules can be used in headlamps, rear lamps or side view mirrors.
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New Driverless Car Tech Teaches Machines to “See”
University of Cambridge researchers have developed two new systems for driverless cars that can identify a user's location and orientation in places where GPS does not work well.
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Low Pass Harmonic Filters Offer Sharp Roll-Off
Harmonic filters exhibit low insertion loss.
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Blackberry Subsidiary Signs 2 ADAS Deals
The deals will migrate safety functions into QNX Software’s OS platforms.
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IARPA Awards IBM Grant to Further Develop Quantum Computer
This progress could shorten discovery time for cancer drugs; unlock new forms of AI, and keep cloud-computing systems safe from cyber attacks.
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Is IoT Security Really Ready for Prime Time?
IoT products and technologies are rolling off the assembly lines at breakneck speeds. Yet, based on past security issues can these devices be truly secure?
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How One Company Is Making Invisible Wireless Signals Visible
Wireless signals are everywhere. Cognitive Systems Corp. has developed personalized hardware making it possible to use these wireless signals to our advantage in ways other than communication.
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Samsung Joins Autonomous Driving Fray
The Korean electronics giant has established an automotive components team focused on infotainment and self-driving cars.
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Students Create TravelPal Communication Device Inspired by CB Radio
Researchers from the Queensland University of Technology and University of Salzburg have teamed up to create a prototype device that can connect travelers in real-time.
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12-in-One Desktop 3D Fabricator Prints, Cuts, Mills, Scans and More
Makers with big ambitions and small workshops can now realize their dreams in plastic, wood, metal, and even chocolate with the ZMorph 2.0 multi-function 3D fabricator.
