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Developing artificial intelligence for gesture recognition
Scientists have created skin-like electronics that works with computer vision to track hand movements.
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Air quality sensor add-on module for Raspberry Pi introduced by Avnet
The hardware attached on top module is an evaluation, development and quick-prototyping tool.
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How to add voice recognition to hardware designs
Two options can be used: on-device or cloud-based.
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How metal oxide thin-film transistors enable flexible circuits
Flexible thin-film transistors have the power to transform our daily lives and thus are the most exciting electronic technologies for the future.
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Cadence enhances verification software with machine learning technology
The enhancement allows the EDA company’s Xcelium Logic Simulator to be five times faster.
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Dialog offering NOR flash memories compatible with Bluetooth low energy MCUs
The combined devices could be used in a range of industrial and connected consumer applications.
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New partnership is bringing antimicrobial protection to touch screens
Coastal Health and Raydiant announced the launch of a partnership to provide antimicrobial protection on Raydiant's touchscreen, Kiosk and Virtual Room solutions.
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Super high resolution display produced with 3D printing technique
Researchers from the Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute (KERI) used 3D printing techniques to create a nano display with high quality resolution.
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New displays meet requirements for eyesafe screens
Eyesafe® and BOE Technology Group Co., or BOE, announced today that their first displays have met the requirements for Eyesafe Display Certification for Low Blue Light and Color Performance.
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Nanosys raises $20 million to expand heavy metal free quantum dot adoption
The company has raised $250 million in investments.
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New IO-link position sensors enable industry 4.0 and industrial IoT environments
The ACW4 and TCW4 position sensors with IO-link advance automation with simplicity, configurability and diagnostic features.
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New M33-based developer board fills a gap in the market
These boards can be used for developing items such as DIY robotics, remote gadgets, science, technology, engineering, art and math (STEAM) kits, a variety of consumer electronic devices and everything in between.
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Smallest Littelfuse PPTCs protect portable devices from overcurrent, overtemperature conditions
The space-saving, surface-mount footprint of the new polymeric positive temperature coefficient device enables designers to reduce the size of mobile, wearable devices.
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Miniature strain sensors measure large forces even in confined spaces
The sensors feature space-saving dimensions of 28 x 12 x 10 mm and can measure forces above 10,000 N even in confined spaces.
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New circuit design could lead to ultralight, flexible electronics for wearables
Source-gated transistors would improve performance, reduce waste and improve efficiency in manufacturing design.
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Video: Bosch launches long-life MEMS for industrial and IoT markets
The company has launched a high-performance accelerometer, IMU and pressure sensor with a 10 year lifespan.
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Video: First high-voltage GreenPAK IC for motor drive applications from Dialog Semiconductor
The configurable mixed-signal integrated circuit features configurable logic and includes four high-drive outputs ideal for 12 V motor applications.
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New Yorker Electronics distributing Silergy isolated metrology processor for electricity metering applications
The device functions as a completely autonomous metrology processor in a 5 mm x 5 mm 32-pin quad-flat no-leads package.
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Supercapacitor: Past, present and future
Supercapacitors have many applications, and they may replace batteries in the future due to their unlimited charge/discharge cycles.
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Ferroelectric tunneling junctions improve memory device performance
A new memory device promises to increase data upload speed, extend smart phone battery life and reduce data corruption.
