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Video: New Artificial Intelligence System Could Help Users Recreate Their Favorite Dishes
Researchers from MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) believe that AI could analyze food photos and help people learn recipes and understand their eating habits.
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How DIY 3-D Printed Toys are Impacting the Multi-Billion Dollar Toy Market
Inexpensive, plastic toys may have an impact on the toy industry in the next few years
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Video: Camera Lets Pet Owners Give Treats and Talk to Animals When Not Home
Petcube has announced the release of Petcube Bites, its third interactive pet camera that creates a new treat experience for both pets and their owners.
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New Applications Processors Achieve High Levels of Processing for Modern Embedded Applications
Mouser Electronics is now stocking the AM571x Sitara applications processors from Texas Instruments (TI).
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Video: DIY Site Makes Going Solar Easier for Homeowners
Sofdesk has announced their public solution tool Draw My Roof for homeowners to measure, design and find savings for solar installations and roofing projects.
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Harry Potter Fans: Owning Your Own Invisibility Cloak Could Soon Be a Reality
A team of University of Michigan researchers has developed a new technique for peppering metallic nanoparticles into semiconductors, which could boost the efficiency of LED lighting by 50 percent. It could even be the next step toward developing invisibility cloaks.
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Tiny Sensors Play Outsized Role in Huge Wind Turbines
Several types of electrical sensors play important roles in wind turbines.
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New Microcontroller Series Extends Flash Memory
Mouser Electronics is now stocking the ATtiny1617 microcontroller series from Microchip Technology.
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Video: Non-Invasive Implantable Neural Interface Based on Silicon Electronics
Engineers are designing an implantable device at the scale of one million channels to enable recording and stimulation from the sensory cortex.
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Video: Mystery 16th Century Text Revealed By Combining Two Imaging Techniques
An interdisciplinary team of Northwestern University researchers combined visible hyperspectral imaging and x-ray fluorescence to develop a new nondestructive imaging technology that revealed 500-year-old text.
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Single-Chip Buck-Boost Battery Charge Controllers Support USB Power Delivery and Type-C
The controllers work in one- to four-cell designs.
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New Concept Will Empower Robots to Follow Ethical Behavior
A team of scientists at the University of Hertfordshire in the UK has developed a new concept called Empowerment in order to help robots protect humans and keep themselves safe.
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New Tool Developed to Help Surgeons Accurately Find Liver Tumors
New surgery-tested software developed that better marries the CT scan images of a liver to the tracked tool image.
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Video: Littelfuse DST Series Schottky Diodes with Ultra-low Forward Voltage Drop
Ultra-low forward voltage drop reduces thermal and electrical conduction losses, thereby improving system efficiency.
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New Filter Protects Against Cyber Attacks Targeting Open Emails on Cell Phones
The Email Laundry’s new Friendly Name Filter helps protect users from cyber threats and scammers.
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Sealed Toggle Circuit Breaker Withstands Harsh Environments
The MS-series from Carling Technologies has been updated with TUV certification.
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Biometrics Could Improve Gun Safety One Fingerprint at a Time
The next step in gun safety seems to have arrived with biometric technology. But just how effective is it?
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On-Demand Manufacturing for Molded Production Parts Launched
Proto Labs has added a suite of capabilities designed to address the manufacturing needs of low-volume, high-mix product segments.
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New Hose Proof Hood Protects Electronics from Water
The STEGO FFH 086 hose-proof hood is a new product that aims to protect electronics from water.
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Wireless 'Cortical Intranet' to be Next-gen Brain-computer Interface
Researchers are developing a fully implantable wireless brain interface system able to record and stimulate neural activity with unprecedented detail.
