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Hydrogel Electrolytes Put the 'Super' in Supercapacitor
The new supercapacitor can be stretched to 1,000 percent in length and compressed to 50 percent in thickness without losing capacity.
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AI Developed to Reduce Image Noise in Animated Movies
This new technology is based on artificial intelligence (AI) and deep learning that eliminates the objectionable noise and allows production-quality rendering at much faster speeds.
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Nanoco Receives First Commercial Order for Cadmium-Free Quantum Dots
Wah Hong Industrial will use the resin products for use in TV and monitor products.
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Low-Frequency Electrical Pulse Bracelet May Prevent Morning Sickness for Pregnant Women
WAT Medical Technology Inc. has released a new electrical pulse bracelet for pregnant women. EmeTerm™ is a drug-free, non-invasive and precise neuronal electrical stimulation technology that aims to prevent and relieve morning sickness.
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New Cell Phone Can Last 48 Hours Without Needing to Charge
LG Electronics announced the release of their new smartphone the LG X-Charge. The X-Charge is available in the U.S. on Comcast’s wireless service, Xfinity Mobile. It features the largest battery in a smartphone at 4,500 mAh with a 5.5-inch HD display.
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New Sensor Helps Users Monitor Air Quality Using Lasers
Honeywell has announced a new particle sensor that aims to help building owners and consumers monitor the air for harmful particulate contaminants often caused by dust, soot and smoke.
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Analog Engineers: Your Formulas and Equations in One Place
The Analog Engineer's Pocket Reference is about 100 pages and covers a wide variety of popular precision signal chain topics – from op amp bandwidth and stability to analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog conversions and more.
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MEMS Acceleration Sensors for Wearable Devices
Bosch’s new sensors include a step counter integrated directly on the chip.
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Bluetooth Low Energy Module Integrates MEMS Motion and Environmental Sensors
The new Telit device can be used in fragile asset tracking or time-and temperature-sensitive applications
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New Projection Power LEDs Designed for Projectors and 3D Scanning
Mouser Electronics Inc. is now stocking the OSRAM OSTAR Projection Power LEDs from OSRAM Opto Semiconductors.
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mainSENSOR: A New Twist on Sensor Technology
Magneto-inductive displacement sensors combine the best attributes of inductive and magnetic types without their drawbacks.
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High-Density Multi-Fiber Push/Pull Solutions Reduce Cables Required in Data Center Networks
Mouser Electronics is now stocking high-density multi-fiber push/pull (MPO) data center solutions from Molex.
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Video: New Stainless Steel Charging Cable is Made to Last
Anchor Labs has launched a Kickstarter campaign for their Anchor cable. The cable is made of stainless steel, is long lasting magnetically attaches to the device that it is charging.
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Nanophotonics + Thermoelectrics = Advanced Optoelectronics
Engineers at Caltech have developed a high-resolution light detector that could lead to better solar cells and imaging devices.
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Super-Strength Materials for the Internet of Things
Researchers at John Hopkins University are developing freestanding alloy films for MEMS fabrication.
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How One Small Company Has Powered the World Behind-the-Scenes for 60 Years
In the background, an American-made power supply vendor’s impact is felt across multiple industries.
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New A.I. Brand Safety Tool Released
DMG DSNR Media Group has launched BrandX, a new artificial intelligence tool that prevents fraudulent traffic and predicts completion rates of video ads during programmatic advertising auctions.
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Color Sensor Adjusts Brightness on Smartphones, Tablets
The sensor detects color temperature, brightness and RGB (red-green-blue) components of ambient light.
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Video: New Sleek and Stylish AR Glasses
Alpha Glass is the first on-lens display Augmented Reality (AR) glasses with a wide field of view that are actually stylish! Alpha Glass has an internal optical system inside the frame, which keeps them sleek.
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For a Thinner Cell Phone, Use a Lens-Less Camera
A new camera design replaces the lens with an array of light receivers, resulting in a device that is ultrathin, light, inexpensive and flexible.
