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Silicon Nanofabrication of Densest Neural Probe Yet
The probe is so densely packed with hundreds of electrodes that individual neurons can be read and stimulated using the new device.
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A New Powerful, Easy to Use Adafruit Development Board
Mouser Electronics, Inc., is now stocking the Adafruit GEMMA M0 development board.
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New Microcontroller Has Dual CPU Cores and Supports Power by USB and Lithium Batteries
Mouser Electronics, Inc. is now shipping the FireBeetle ESP32 IoT Microcontroller from DFRobot.
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ArterisIP Unveils Ncore 3 Cache Coherent Interconnect
The interconnect enables next-generation machine learning and autonomous driving systems-on-chip with support for Arm AMBA CHI protocol, CCIX and ISO 26262 Functional Safety.
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New Research Tests Teleoperating Robots With Virtual Reality
Researchers from MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) presented a virtual-reality (VR) system that allows users to teleoperate a robot using an Oculus Rift headset.
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New Drone Can Fly Up to 3,280 Feet Above the Take-Off Point
Mota’s Group LILY® division launched Lily Next-Gen™, a drone in the spirit of the Lily flying camera that never reached the market.
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Watch: New File Organizer Uses AI to Improve How People Work
Yadle has launched File Intelligence, which uses AI and other intelligent technologies to improve how people work.
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Musical Learning Program is a Netflix/Spotify Hybrid Launched on Kickstarter
Pomelody is a combination of Netflix and Spotify that helps young kids and families spread their wings into music.
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New Cardiac Catheter Uses Light and Ultrasound to Detect Plaque
Professor Laura Marcu’s lab in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at UC Davis has now combined intravascular ultrasound with fluorescence lifetime imaging (FLIm) in a single catheter probe that can image the tiny arteries of a living heart.
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Smart Mattress Measures Your Sleep Cycles, Surrounding Temperature and Breathing for Better Sleep
Eight has launched their smart mattress that is designed to replace traditional mattresses with an alternative that helps customers achieve better sleep through higher comfort and technology.
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Holograms and Lasers Are Used to Identify Free-Flowing Aerosol Particles
Researchers from Kansas State University discovered that holographic images of free-flowing air particles might help climate change and biological weapons watchdogs better monitor the atmosphere.
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Earphone Translator Sounds Like Hitchhiker's 'Babel Fish'
A real-time translating earphone for hands-free communication sounds like something out of Douglas Adams' "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy," but it's a real-life project on Kickstarter. And it's already been funded.
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New MOSFETs with a 1,200 V Voltage Rating Released
Littelfuse, Inc. introduced its first series of silicon carbide (SiC) MOSFETs.
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Watch: Pillow Provides Comfort to Users Who Enjoy Wearing Headphones While Resting
Leveling LLC has launched Beat Lips, a pillow that makes resting while wearing headphones comfortable.
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First Littelfuse SiC MOSFET Delivers Ultra-Fast Switching in Power Electronics
The silicon carbide MOSFET combines ultra-low switching losses, high efficiency and superior robustness, even at high temperatures.
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SGP Devices for Reporting Indoor Air Quality and More Released
Mouser Electronics is now stocking the multi-pixel Sensirion Gas Platform (SGP) devices.
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EPC’s Wireless Power Demonstration Kits: Design Systems That Power Anything from Lamps to Laptops
GaN FET and IC technologies are ideal for increasing efficiency in highly resonant, AirFuel™ Alliance compatible wireless power transfer systems.
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New SoC Improves Sleep Mode Current Consumption and Battery Life in Devices
Mouser Electronics is now stocking the BlueNRG-2 system-on-chip (SoC) from STMicroelectronics (ST).
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New Technology Allows Users to Change a TV Channel by Lifting an Object
New gesture control technology that can turn ordinary objects into remote controls could change how people interact with televisions and other screens. This could end the annoying search for a lost remote in the black hole that is the couch cushions.
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PCB Layout for Precision Operational Amplifiers
In the special case of PCB layout for operational amplifiers (op-amps), a poor design will affect offset voltages by producing drifts as a function of temperature.
