Industries
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Hardware Startups Get a Boost with The Opening Of SITIRI In Silicon Valley
A new kind of hardware accelerator has just been launched into the Bay Area. SITRI, the first-of-its-kind for “More than Moore” and IoT hardware startups, is opening SITRI Innovations in Belmont, Calif.
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High Dynamic Range TV Sets to Be Commonplace by 2019
Shipments are forecast to exceed 32 million units.
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Next-Gen ADAS Image Sensor Features LED Flicker Mitigation
On Semiconductor has announced sampling of a range BSI device for ADAS.
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Queen’s University Belfast to Show Off First-of-Its-Kind Electric DeLorean Vehicle
If you’ve ever seen the Back To The Future films, then you’re familiar with the DeLorean time machine that transported Doc Brown and Marty McFly to the October 21, 2015 in an attempt to stop his future son from going to jail.
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Video: Researchers Develop Robots for Duct Exploring and Cleaning to Improve Indoor Air Quality
Researchers from the University of California, San Diego have created a robot that can explore ducts.
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Robot Mimics Brain Cells
The mimicking of brain functions could yield more efficient machines.
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Automotive Image Sensor Features LED Flicker Mitigation
Sensor provides high speed, accuracy and support to automotive safety specifications.
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Eye-Tracking Module Targets Consumer Devices
The IS4 eye-tracking platform and Tobii EyeChip enable eye tracking in consumer devices.
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Image Sensors Resolution Reaches Over 25 Megapixels
On Semiconductor expands its PYTHON CMOS image sensor family to achieve higher resolution.
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MEMS Executive Congress Reveals Showcase Finalists
Top product finalists include rollover baby monitor, pedal-assist bike and smart horseshoes.
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DARPA Wants Better Airborne Warfare Networks
DARPA is soliciting research proposals on novel solutions that would allow independently designed networks to better support airborne warfare.
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Scientists Spot Objects Orbiting a Distant Star
Scientists have come up with two explanations—it’s a sea of comets or it’s alien.
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Solar Installation to Grow 33% in 2015
Increase in demand in Asia and the U.S. results in a heightened forecast for PV.
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Mobile Sensors Out Smokers that Fall off the Wagon
Mobile Sensor Data-to-Knowledge initiative yields medical apps.
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New Process Revolutionizes Flexible Electronics
Bingham University researchers claim they have innovated spatial control over graphene oxide’s electrical properties.
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Q&A: Makerarm Inventors Want to Enable Creativity with an Inexpensive, Multi-Functional Tool
After three years of development, makers Zaib Husain and Azam Shahani have brought to market the Makerarm, the digital fabrication tool that can 3D print, laser, carve, plot, assemble, along with a variety of other functions, in order to assist makers everywhere.
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Dell-EMC Merger the Best Path for Both Companies
The deal will help Dell to grow its large enterprise and the data center business.
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9 Factors Contributing to Today’s Maker Success
Makers, hobbyists, technology enthusiasts—call them what you want, but there’s a group of people playing with electronics and trying to figure out how things work, how to make them better, and how to engineer some incredible devices.
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Dell to Buy EMC for $67 Billion
The deal will be the largest technology acquisition in history.
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Hawking’s Disturbing AI Prediction
Stephen Hawking warns that current drive toward technology and automation will accelerate inequality—and more.
