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Why Globalfoundries Decision to Halt 7 nm Development Makes Sense
Given the company’s clients and position, advanced technology is not a must.
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Watch How a Bionic Eye is 3D Printed
Researchers have fabricated a prototype artificial eye by printing electronics on a curved surface.
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Watch: 3D Printing is Making Research Labs More Efficient
The Printed Fluorescence Imaging Box (PFIbox) is a 3D-printed box that is streamlining the way that scientists are studying bacteria.
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Implantable Device Stops Seizures at the First Signs of an Episode
A new device from researchers at the University of Cambridge, École Nationale Supérieure des Mines and French National Institute of Health and Medical Research (INSERM) in France can stop seizures at the first symptom.
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Pollution Significantly Affects Solar Power Production, Losing Millions of Dollars a Year
After Ian Marius Peters, an MIT researcher, experienced a pollution cloud in Singapore in 2013, he wondered how pollution hazes and clouds affect solar panel operations. He teamed up with other researchers and conducted a two-year-long study to examine the issue.
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FPGAs in Space: Microsemi’s Line of Devices Qualified for Critical Space Missions
The devices can be used in satellites, orbiters, deep space probes and more.
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Sensor Wirelessly Transmits Data from Patients at Home to Doctors in the Hospital
University of Waterloo researchers have created a self-powered sensor that could one day enable doctors to check in on their patients remotely, even when the patient is at home.
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New Charging Case Can Charge 15 Tablets at a Time for Emergency Situations
CaseCruzer has released their Extreme USB 3.0 Sync ‘N’ Charge Station for military, medical and emergency situations.
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Cell Sorting Progresses with New Cell Imaging Technique
The technique, called image-activated cell sorting, uses optical, microfluidic, electrical, computational and mechanical technology.
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New Voltage Suppressor Array Protects Data from ESD and EFT
Protek Devices has introduced an ultra-low-capacitance transient voltage suppressor array (TVS array) for circuit protection in popular data interface connections.
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Breakthrough Ultra Low Noise Amplifier Has 0.6-db Noise Figure and Covers 2 to 6 GHz Frequency Range
The CMD283C3 LNA covers 2 to 6 GHz with high midband gain of 27 db and output P1dB of 16 dBm.
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Avatar Predicts How Many Calories Burned While Walking
EPFL Biorobotics Laboratory researchers have created a software program that analyzes data on walking gait and calculates how many calories are burned as represented by an avatar.
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Watch: Shape-Shifting Material Can Morph to and From Original Shape
This material opens new doors for manufacturing, robotics, artificial muscles and biomedical devices.
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New Glasses Technology Allows the Blind to ‘See’ Their Surroundings
With OrCam, the wearer can read newspapers, books, signs, labels on consumer products, identify currency and even read text on a computer or smartphone screen anytime and anywhere.
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Photoelectric Sensors Developed to be Resistant to Aggressive Chemicals and More
Balluff’s new family of flat pack compact photoelectric sensors provides a solution for demanding environments and industries with space restrictions.
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Watch: Handheld Chemical Analyzer for Chemical Threats to be Presented at NGAUS Conference
The Rigaku Progeny ResQ handheld 1,064 nm Raman analyzer will be presented for the first time at the conference.
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New Home Security System Connects to All Smart Home Devices
Noonlight enables smart homeowners to automatically contact a UL certified, professionally staffed, U.S.-based monitoring center whenever a security or smoke/fire emergency is detected.
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Quantum Dot Remote LED Application Exceeds 7,000-hour on-time Durability Test
The Quantum Materials discovery holds promise for next-generation display and lighting devices.
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High-Temp Inductor from New Yorker Electronics Offers Higher Current Density for Multi-phase Power Supplies
New Vishay Dale IHSR-4040DZ-51 device for commercial applications features low DCR in 4040 case with slim 4mm profile.
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Smartphone App Can Be Used to Predict Major Weather Events
A study from Tel Aviv University (TAU) has found that smartphone data and apps can be used to predict weather patterns.
