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New SoM for Health Kiosks Allows the Kiosks to Connect to One of Three Cellular Networks
Multi-Tech Systems announced its MultiTech MultiConnect Dragonfly embedded cellular SoMs designed to improve communications for web, mobile and health kiosks.
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Watch: New Smart Key System Doesn’t Require Hardwiring
Medeco CLIQ Go is a cost-effective, intelligent key system for small to medium-sized businesses. The key system manages security on-the-go using the CLIQ Go app on a mobile device.
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AI System Can Monitor Wastewater Systems and Detect Cyanobacteria
Scientists from the University of Waterloo have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) monitoring technology for monitoring the health of the water at water treatment plants.
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Video: Peelable Thin-Film Electronics for the Internet of Things
A new manufacturing process could allow an infinite number of electronic circuits to be built using a single wafer.
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Brian Crutcher Resigns as CEO of Texas Instruments
Rich Templeton will re-assume the role of president and CEO.
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New Rechargeable Battery Holds a Charge After 1,000 Cycles for Long Distance Travel in Electric Cars
The newly developed battery has been able to charge and discharge many times over without losing its ability to provide consistent and reliable energy.
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New Receiver with Alexa Voice Control, Small Form Factor
Yamaha unveiled the RX-S602 Slimline AV receiver. This receiver offers wireless surround capability and Alexa voice control.
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Nanofabrication Method Inspired by Chinese Folk Art Technique
Researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences have used a traditional Chinese folk art, called kirigami, to create 3D nanofabricated structures.
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Intel and Micron to go Their Separate Ways in 3D Memory Development
The companies will independently pursue the technology after delivering the second generation of 3D XPoint technology.
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Watch: Robot Skin Non-Verbally Displays the Robot’s Feelings
Cornell University researchers have developed a robot prototype that can express the “emotions” it has been feeling through visible changes in its skin.
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New Method Takes Autonomous Robot from Tool to Partner on the Battlefield
The U.S. Army Research Lab and Robotics Institute at Carnegie Mellon have teamed up to to quickly teach robots novel transversal behaviors, with minimal human interaction. Mobile robots that have been taught these behaviors can autonomously navigate tasks that human partners expect them to do.
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Anti-Gravity Treadmill for Unweighting Therapy Released
The new treadmill uses patented DAP technology for unweighting therapy and training.
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SEMICON West 2018: Leti and Soitec Launch a New Substrate Innovation Center to Develop Engineered Substrate Solutions
Engineers will develop innovative substrate features, expanding to new fields and applications with a focus on 4G/5G connectivity, artificial intelligence, sensors and display, automotive, photonics and edge computing.
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LED Research Project Yields New Concepts in Packaging Technologies
The results of the project could lead to new innovations in large-format video walls as well as ambient lighting and sensor systems.
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AI Powered Robot Teaches Kids All About STEM
My Loopy from LocoRobo Innovations is one of the first robots made for kids as young as four years old that doesn’t require an app.
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Customizable Photo-Editing Keyboard Released
The photo-editing console reduces the time it takes to edit photos.
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Wearable Device Can Predict and Warn When the Wearer is About to Fall
Researchers from NIH’s Women’s Healthcare Initiative have developed a wearable device that can predict when a person is going to fall due to instability.
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Intel Expands Programmable Logic Portfolio with eASIC Acquisition
Long term, the deal could include a new class of programmable chip that uses both FPGAs with structure ASICs.
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New Smart Clock Uses IoT and Can be Integrated with Amazon Alexa
The Onion’s Oboo Smart Clock has been released for the Indie GoGo InDemand Program.
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Cell Tracking Technique Allows Doctors to Track If Cancer Drugs are Working
A new technique developed by scientists from Francis Crick Institute and the Imperial College London has, for the first time, tracked how cancer drugs reach the target cells in the body.
