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Zero unplanned downtime – dream or reality?
Zero unplanned downtime – dream or reality?
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British science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke famously stated in his third law of prediction that “any sufficiently advanced technology…
Wearable tech: Are we nearly there yet?
Wearable tech: Are we nearly there yet?
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We’ve seen wearable technology accelerate fast but with every year that passes we’re promised that this year will be ‘the’…
Are we nearly there yet?
Are we nearly there yet?
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We’ve seen wearable technology accelerate fast but with every year that passes we’re promised that this year will be ‘the’…
Free light-sensing reference design boards at Embedded World
Free light-sensing reference design boards at Embedded World
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Distributor Future Electronics will be giving away 300 Intersil ‘Flower Power’ reference design boards at its stand 3.225 at the…

Power management considerations for wearables
Power management considerations for wearables
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The market for wearable devices is growing strongly, with an estimated 600 million devices to be sold in the coming years and a future certainly optimistic also linked to the…
Power management considerations for wearable systems
Power management considerations for wearable systems
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The market for wearable devices is growing strongly, with an estimated 600 million devices to be sold in the coming years and a future certainly optimistic also linked to the…
Power management considerations for wearable systems
Power management considerations for wearable systems
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The market for wearable devices is growing strongly, with an estimated 600 million devices to be sold in the coming years and a future certainly optimistic also linked to the…
ARM and VORAGO Technologies take space electronics to new heights
ARM and VORAGO Technologies take space electronics to new heights
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The SpaceX CRS-10 cargo resupply mission to the International Space Station (ISS) blasted off containing a critical piece of experimental electronics. Why is this big news? Because the experiment is…
Impudent product piracy at the neighbouring booth
Impudent product piracy at the neighbouring booth
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According to a study published by accountants Ernst & Young in 2015, the damage for German companies caused by plagiarism amounts to 56 billion Euros. Most of the participating companies…
Linux-based IoT microcomputer is only 76x37x18mm
Linux-based IoT microcomputer is only 76x37x18mm
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Launching what it describes as a ‘virtually anything’ microcomputer, Australian design house SRKH Designs is confident its Virtualette V1 dual stack microcomputer will find plenty of use cases from the…
Smart logistics connectivity: Transport industry at a crossroad
Smart logistics connectivity: Transport industry at a crossroad
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This decade has already seen much written about the Internet of Things (IoT) revolution – soon, everything in homes, shops and factories will be connected. Businesses are revamping the way…
2017 – Year for smart logistics connectivity?
2017 – Year for smart logistics connectivity?
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This decade has already seen much written about the Internet of Things (IoT) revolution – soon, everything in homes, shops and factories will be connected. Businesses are revamping the way…
2017 – Year for smart logistics connectivity?
2017 – Year for smart logistics connectivity?
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This decade has already seen much written about the Internet of Things (IoT) revolution – soon, everything in homes, shops and factories will be connected. Businesses are revamping the way…
We are hiring! The European manufacturing industry looks for STEM graduates
We are hiring! The European manufacturing industry looks for STEM graduates
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Manufacturing gets a bad rap. Today’s advanced manufacturing companies require engaged, intelligent and highly-trained workers. Those working at these cutting-edge facilities would scarcely recognize the old assembly lines from the…
ACF bonding makes reliable connections in ADAS applications
ACF bonding makes reliable connections in ADAS applications
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This article describes the application of anisotropic conductive film (ACF) bonding, especially as it can be applied to automotive systems where the connections it makes require less space, and offer…
ACF bonding makes reliable connections in ADAS applications
ACF bonding makes reliable connections in ADAS applications
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This article describes the application of anisotropic conductive film (ACF) bonding, especially as it can be applied to automotive systems where the connections it makes require less space, and offer…
AI, MEMS and sensors are tech to watch, says IBM
AI, MEMS and sensors are tech to watch, says IBM
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Artificial intelligence, MEMS and sensors will be the key sectors where innovation will have impact on our lives within five years, according to IBM research.
Precision current output circuits are easy
Precision current output circuits are easy
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James Bryant, an applications manager with Analog Devices for more than 30 years, answers a question about controllable precision current output circuits.
AI, MEMS and sensors are tech to watch, says IBM
AI, MEMS and sensors are tech to watch, says IBM
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Artificial intelligence, MEMS and sensors will be the key sectors where innovation will have impact on our lives within five years, according to IBM research.
Scalable ECU platform to accomplish level 3 autonomous driving
Scalable ECU platform to accomplish level 3 autonomous driving
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When later this year Audi will introduce the latest version of its A8 flagship sedan, the vehicle will contain the first series version of the zFAS computing platform, a kind…
Choosing the right industrial PC in the food sector
Choosing the right industrial PC in the food sector
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Around 65 million new computers were shipped worldwide in the first quarter of 2016, that's over 700k a day. With so many new products now available on the market, choosing…
Cars will rather fly than drive autonomously, expert predicts
Cars will rather fly than drive autonomously, expert predicts
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Aric Dromi, consultant for carmaker Volvo, has expressed massive skepticism about the future of autonomous driving. In an interview with German daily Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ), Dromi predicted massive changes…
Scalable ECU platform to accomplish level 3 autonomous driving
Scalable ECU platform to accomplish level 3 autonomous driving
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When later this year Audi will introduce the latest version of its A8 flagship sedan, the vehicle will contain the first series version of the zFAS computing platform, a kind…
The joy of patents, part 3: Patent trolls degrade innovation
The joy of patents, part 3: Patent trolls degrade innovation
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Definitions are loose and shifting and identifying them is difficult but Scotty Deuty rails against the "patent troll."…
IBM: Five innovations that will change our lives within five years
IBM: Five innovations that will change our lives within five years
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Artificial intelligence, MEMS and sensors will be the key sectors where innovation will have impact on our lives within five years, according to IBM Research (Yorktown Heights, NY).
Precision current output circuits are easy
Precision current output circuits are easy
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James Bryant, an applications manager with Analog Devices for more than 30 years, answers a question about controllable precision current output circuits.
AI, MEMS and sensors are tech to watch, says IBM
AI, MEMS and sensors are tech to watch, says IBM
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Artificial intelligence, MEMS and sensors will be the key sectors where innovation will have impact on our lives within five years, according to IBM research.
Case study: when EMC problems lead to lost business
Case study: when EMC problems lead to lost business
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If you were to tell your boss that a fifth of your output was being wasted and could not be accounted for, I doubt they would be too impressed. Where…


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