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Watch: New AI Hybrid Watch is Not Your Average Watch
The new watch uses artificial intelligence (AI) to learn all about the user and help them with everyday tasks.
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Alert System Allows Teachers to Contact First Responders in Emergencies with the Push of a Button
A team of teachers and developers has created an integrated, modular system consisting of a base station and a personal alert device, called the Teacher Alert System.
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Heilind Electronics Now Stocking TE Connectivity’s zQSFP+ Stacked Belly-to-Belly Cages
The zQSFP+ stacked belly-to-belly cages combine cage assemblies with integrated connectors to address today’s high-density and high-speed interconnect requirements.
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Watch: Frameless Glass Wall Panel System Can be Used for Privacy and a Whiteboard
NanaWall Systems has introduced its latest product, NanaWall WhiteOUT.
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SEMICON West 2018: Leti and Soitec Launch Substrate Innovation Center
Leti, the French R&D giant, and Soitec, a world leader in innovative semiconductor materials, today announced a new collaboration and five-year partnership agreement to drive the R&D of advanced engineered substrates, including silicon on insulator (SOI).
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New Supercomputer Can Mimic the Neural Networks of the Human Brain
This computer produces similar results to current brain simulation supercomputer software for research on neural signaling.
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SEMICON West 2018: The First Day
July 10 was the first day of SEMICON West 2018. This is the venue where the most talented representatives of the industry can be seen and where the most advanced semiconductor resources are showcased.
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Drones and Artificial Intelligence Used to Track Nigerian Wildlife
Swiss researchers have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) deep learning network that pairs with drones to count large mammals in nature reserves.
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New Automotive-grade MEMS for Motion Tracking for Vehicle Navigation and Telematics
The six-axis inertial sensor can calculate positions when satellite data is lost.
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SmartSens Launched SC031GS: World's First 300,000-pixel BSI Global Shutter CMOS Image Sensor
This is the first CMOS image sensor that combines a back-illuminated (BSI) pixel design with Global Shutter technology to provide superior signal-to-noise ratio, higher sensitivity and greater dynamic range.
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Watch: Drone Uses AI to Autonomously Follow and Record Video of User
Airlango has launched Mystic, an advanced AI-powered drone with the ability to recognize and autonomously follow its owner, obey gesture commands from the ground and take high precision photos.
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Watch: Camera Accessory Produces Professional Style Videos With Ease
MIOPS has launched a Kickstarter campaign for the new Capsule360 motion box.
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Smart Alarm has an App So You Can Check in on Your Home When You’re Not There
IsmartAlarm, Inc. has announced the launch of the Spot+ Smart Home Security Camera.
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Watch How VR Interactive Molecular Dynamics System Can Advance New Drug Design
New virtual reality (VR) cloud-based tools help academics and industry advance new drugs, materials and boost the teaching of chemistry.
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AI System Can Predict Side Effects of New Drug Combinations
Decagon can predict the side effects of many drug combinations, help doctors learn more about drug prescriptions and find the best combination for their patients.
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Computer Algorithm Developed Finds Gamers' Preferences for Customized Gaming
Researchers from the University of Waterloo have used a computer algorithm and survey to customize games to each gamer’s preferences.
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Smart Bandage Monitors Wound pH and Temperature to Release Healing Drugs
Researchers from Tufts University have developed a prototype smart bandage that actively monitors the condition of chronic wounds through pH balance, temperature and oxygenation.
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A New Way to Keep Computer Chips Cool
Finding ways to keep computer chips from overheating has become increasingly challenging. Researchers have found promise in boron arsenide crystals, a new semiconducting material with extremely high thermal conductivity.
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Blind Robot Can Climb Stairs that are Covered in Debris
MIT’s Cheetah 3 robot can leap and gallop across terrain and climb trash and debris-filled stairs, all while maintaining its balance.
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Neural Network Taught to Use Facial Recognition Software in Videos
The algorithm uses a deep neural network to distinguish faces using at little as one photograph.
