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BMW shows fuel cell and inverter for hydrogen car
BMW shows fuel cell and inverter for hydrogen car
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BMW has shown a fuel cell powertrain concept for a hydrogen car.
BMW surprises with fuel cell powertrain concept
BMW surprises with fuel cell powertrain concept
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In the discussion about alternative drives for the future, BMW has so far been largely committed to the battery electric…
Ventilator technology takes centre stage
Ventilator technology takes centre stage
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Ventilator makers around the world are boosting production while governments stimulate new designs and even insist on production…
Food system at risk of crash?
Food system at risk of crash?
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Tech company backed by UK Government and Microsoft claim our food system is at risk. Artificial Intelligence fed by a…

What advantages do HDMI displays offer embedded projects?
What advantages do HDMI displays offer embedded projects?
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HDMI displays are available in small sizes such as 5-inch or 7-inch, which are popular for industrial embedded use cases such as smart appliances, security devices, ticketing and information systems,…
Run-time provisioning of security credentials for IoT devices
Run-time provisioning of security credentials for IoT devices
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Client-side authentication is a critical factor for those providing IoT services. One approach to help meet that need—and not break the bank—leverages TI’s SimpleLink Wi-Fi and AWS IoT Core.
The AI chips race is on – what role will IP play?
The AI chips race is on – what role will IP play?
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In recent years, we have seen the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) expand into a more varied range of computer and mobile applications. Now, in a…
Getting the UK up to speed with EVs
Getting the UK up to speed with EVs
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You’ve doubtless heard of the UK Government’s plans to ban the sale of new petrol, diesel and hybrid cars from the year 2035.
Pareto analysis of GaN cost savings in the data centre
Pareto analysis of GaN cost savings in the data centre
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Dr. Matthias Kasper and Dr. Gerald Deboy of Infineon Technologies undertake a Pareto analysis of the total cost of ownership for data centre power supplies based on GaN switches…
Haptics is ready for standardization
Haptics is ready for standardization
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Haptic technology is gaining traction, but with increased adoption comes market fragmentation. The time is now for the standardization of haptic technology. But what approach is the right one?…
The challenge at the edge of memory
The challenge at the edge of memory
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The recent drive to bring intelligence to the edge, rather than the cloud, has created a conundrum - hardware constraints are beginning to cripple innovation. But new memories are being…
Projects at the forefront of robotics
Projects at the forefront of robotics
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Antonio Gaudi revolutionised how people understand architecture. The significance of his work is not only in representing nature with entirely original structures and ceramic mosaics, it is also in the…
E-cars serve as redistribution grid for excess wind energy
E-cars serve as redistribution grid for excess wind energy
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Electric power transmission system operator Tennet, car manufacturer Nissan and technology company The Mobility House have completed a major Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) pilot project to save renewable energy. The project investigated…
E-cars store excess wind energy, save CO2
E-cars store excess wind energy, save CO2
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Electric power transmission system operator Tennet, car manufacturer Nissan and technology company The Mobility House have completed a major Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) pilot project to save renewable energy. The project investigated…
How gamification is transforming Industry 4.0
How gamification is transforming Industry 4.0
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What’s the best way to boost employee morale? Can we make human machine interfaces (HMIs) more interactive? How can autonomous guided vehicles (AGVs) become easier to programme?…
Infineon details perspectives for Aurix family, Cypress takeover
Infineon details perspectives for Aurix family, Cypress takeover
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There is hardly any application field in automotive electronics where Infineon's Safety microcontrollers of the Aurix family are not found. The component has now received certification for the highest functional…
Research project to strengthen confidence in automated systems
Research project to strengthen confidence in automated systems
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In autonomous cars, passengers entrust nothing less than their physical integrity to the electronic systems. Many users feel uncomfortable with this. With the SECREDAS project, a research consortium aims to…
Brexit’s benefits: a catalyst to change?
Brexit’s benefits: a catalyst to change?
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You can try, but you simply can’t escape the news on Brexit. There’s a lot of negativity and anxiety surrounding it, but what about the positives?…
How the “Artificial Intelligence of Things” will change the world as we know it
How the “Artificial Intelligence of Things” will change the world as we know it
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Very few technologies are as exciting or important as artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things. But do we need the AioT, the artificial intelligence of things?…
Smartphones and the circular economy
Smartphones and the circular economy
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What do you do with your old smartphone when you no longer need it? Chances are, you keep it. According to a survey conducted by the Royal Society of Chemistry…
Automotive cybersecurity begins with secure ASIC, FPGA and SoC hardware
Automotive cybersecurity begins with secure ASIC, FPGA and SoC hardware
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Is your vehicle secure? Tesla found out the hard way. Hacking typically begins by finding a series of vulnerability issues that create a path through the car’s maze of defenses.
How to improve efficiency in small batch manufacturing
How to improve efficiency in small batch manufacturing
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We all appreciate that personal touch, whether it is a thoughtful gift, unique customer experience or made-to-measure clothing. As we value more bespoke products in both commercial and industrial settings,…
Finding the right fit for automation
Finding the right fit for automation
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Automation is a major part of digital transformation efforts in modern manufacturing to improve efficiency, ensure quality and lower costs in factories.
Automotive cybersecurity begins with secure ASIC, FPGA and SoC hardware
Automotive cybersecurity begins with secure ASIC, FPGA and SoC hardware
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Is your vehicle secure? Tesla found out the hard way. Hacking typically begins by finding a series of vulnerability issues that create a path through the car’s maze of defenses.
Storage should not be an afterthought in industrial design
Storage should not be an afterthought in industrial design
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To support Industry 4.0’s evolution to a more connected world, storage must be front and center when designing industrial applications, because not all storage devices are alike.
Integrating legacy CNC machines into a smart factory
Integrating legacy CNC machines into a smart factory
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Does moving towards the smart factory mean scrapping your existing CNC grinding machines and having to invest in a whole new set of machinery? Not at all! But it does…
Hydrogen technology is gaining traction
Hydrogen technology is gaining traction
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More recently, in the competition for the future drive technology for cars, hydrogen fuel cells have somewhat behind battery electric drives. But this is only due to a superficial consideration.
NXP networking chip looks to overhaul automotive architectures
NXP networking chip looks to overhaul automotive architectures
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NXP Semiconductors, looking to defend its dominance in the market for chips used in cars, rolled out its latest line of networking chips for car manufacturers trying to fight information…


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