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Watch: New Microscope Self Adjusts During Brain Surgery
The Department of Neurosurgery at the Mount Sinai Health Systems has adopted the Modus V™ microscope into their hospital.
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Summer STEM Lessons Coming to Kids Across the US
Texas Instruments will tour 50 campuses with its STEM Squad.
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Samsung Unveils Process Technology Roadmap Down to 3nm
The architecture is touted as overcoming the physical scaling and performance limitations of the FinFET architecture.
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Watch: New Powered Prosthetic Developed to Learn Movements from Neuromuscular Signals
The new prosthetics use computer models that watch and mimic the behavior of natural hands and wrists.
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New Algorithm Improves the Ability of Autonomous Cars to Change Lanes in Traffic
Researchers from MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) have developed a new algorithm that helps autonomous cars switch lanes quickly and easily.
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Video: Saelig Introduces LoRa/FSK Smart Modem Transceiver
SLR-434M is a 434MHz embedded receiver for reliable long-range industrial control applications.
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Wolfspeed’s New C3MTM 1200 V SiC MOSFET Increases Power Density and Efficiency in Solar Boost Converters
Increasing the efficiency of the power conversion process enables designers to build smaller, lighter and less expensive power converters. Wolfspeed has successfully demonstrated the benefit of silicon carbide (SiC) devices in this application.
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Saelig Introduces Kwikdraw-A Consoles With Multiscreen Choices
The Kwikdraw range offers slide-out interface options from the simple touch-screen slide console, to LCD consoles with KVM capabilities and multiscreen displays with dual or triple screens.
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Presto Engineering Joins GlobalFoundries Ecosystem as ASIC Partner
The partnership will provide comprehensive turnkey solutions on GlobalFoundries process technologies.
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Virtual Reality Goggles for Drones Create Cheaper and Better Drone Training
MIT researchers have developed a new training method using virtual reality (VR) headsets, but instead of humans wearing the headsets, the drones are wearing them.
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Flexible Avenue for Semiconductors: Staying in the Dark
Researchers make a promising new discovery about inorganic semiconductors and their relationship to light exposure.
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Ocean Surveying Autonomous Glider Inspired by Albatross' Flying Method
MIT engineers have developed a robot glider to scan the unexplored parts of the ocean.
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Device Material Could Extend Battery Life of Laptops One Hundred Fold
Researchers from the University of Missouri have developed a device that can solve battery life and overheating issues in computers.
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LiDAR Allows National Park Service to Control Lake Trout Population in Yellowstone Lake
Lake trout have been a problem for Yellowstone Lake since the 1990s and LiDAR is here to help.
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Australian Startup Develops Subcutaneous Sensors for Livestock
Sydney-based Livestock Labs has developed an implantable sensor for monitoring livestock health and meat quality.
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Watch: Wearable System Could Translate American Sign Language in Real Time
Researchers from Georgia Tech have developed a wearable technology that translates American Sign Language (ASL) and controls text or mobile apps by following the user’s hand movements.
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New 0.13-Micron Memory Cores Developed for Mobile and Industrial Applications
MagnaChip and YMC have collaborated on a new version of the non-volatile IP.
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European Project Studies Autonomous Vehicles for Eventual Integration into European Roadways
A new project called “Autonomous Vehicles Evolve to a New Urban Experience” (AVENUE), led by the University of Geneva (UNIGE) is studying autonomous vehicles with the goal of creating guidelines for legislators who are attempting to integrate autonomous vehicles into European roadways.
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5G and Its Impact on Optical Networks
5G architects have looked to a new data relay strategy: densely-deployed “small cell” networks that use multiple transmit and receive antennas to multiply capacity, while also reducing latency.
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Watch: New TENGs Could Create Self-charging Children’s Toys
Scientists have used specialized nanogenerators that gather energy from mechanical vibrations to level up conventional children’s toys into smart toys.
