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3D printing speeds time-to-market for electric motors
3D printing speeds time-to-market for electric motors
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Using a novel 3D printing process, four founders of a spin-off of research transfer "Additive Drives" at the TU Bergakademie…
Chiplet manufacturing gains interface bus upgrade, PHY generator
Chiplet manufacturing gains interface bus upgrade, PHY generator
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The CHIPS Alliance consortium has released the AIB version 2.0 draft specification and startup Blue Cheetah has released an AIB…
Tackling Covid-19 trace and trace app problems
Tackling Covid-19 trace and trace app problems
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Researchers at ETH in Switzerland have analysed the ethical challenges of developing track and trace apps for the Covid-19 pandemic…
Mobileye tests self-driving vehicles in German city traffic
Mobileye tests self-driving vehicles in German city traffic
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Through its subsidiary Mobileye, Intel wants to prove that autonomously driving cars is not a utopia. Now the certification company…

How antivibration capacitors transform the reliability of ECUs
How antivibration capacitors transform the reliability of ECUs
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The move towards sustainability has driven an exponential growth in Electric Vehicle (EV) and associated technologies. Therefore, automotive electronics is in need for capacitors that meet up with the stringent…
Large perovskite solar module sees record efficiency
Large perovskite solar module sees record efficiency
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A team at NTU in Singapore have developed a large perovskite module with an efficiency of 18.1 per cent, a record for a large panel.
Google AI tool decodes ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs
Google AI tool decodes ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs
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Google has introduced a new Arts & Culture tool that enables anyone to learn about and interact with ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics, a system of writing using ancient Egyptian symbols.
5G is safe despite ‘infodemic’ of misinformation, says report
5G is safe despite ‘infodemic’ of misinformation, says report
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Leading UK engineers and technologists have found 5G to be just as safe as 4G, 3G and GSM, quashing recent misinformation and conspiracy theories about 5G safety.
Laser sensor tech for earthquake building damage monitoring advances
Laser sensor tech for earthquake building damage monitoring advances
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Researchers at the University of Nevada, Reno and the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory say they are developing and testing new laser-sensor technology for real-time monitoring of building earthquake damage.
AI startup claims first steps towards human reasoning
AI startup claims first steps towards human reasoning
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AI startup Cognitive Science & Solutions, which is focused on artificial general intelligence (AGI) - a higher-level, human-like capability that offers a degree of machine understanding and reasoning - says…
Report finds 5G as safe as 4G, 3G and GSM
Report finds 5G as safe as 4G, 3G and GSM
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Leading UK engineers and technologists have found 5G to be just as safe as 4G, 3G and GSM, quashing recent misinformation and conspiracy theories about 5G safety.
Searching for the next renewable energy battery
Searching for the next renewable energy battery
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The demand for battery storage for renewable energies will increase massively in the future. In order to conserve valuable resources, Swiss scientists are therefore urgently seeking more environmentally friendly alternatives…
Researchers develop energy harvesting for moon base
Researchers develop energy harvesting for moon base
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The Powerhab team from the University of Strathclyde are developing energy harvesting technology for a base on the Moon…
Memory device uses 2D layered structure
Memory device uses 2D layered structure
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A Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH) research team has developed a memory device using a two-dimensional layered-structure material, potentially enabling commercial next-generation memory devices that can be stably…
Demo of first VNA covering 70 kHz to 220 GHz in a single sweep
Demo of first VNA covering 70 kHz to 220 GHz in a single sweep
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VectorStar™ ME7838G broadband VNA addresses device characterization requirements in emerging RF and microwave communication systems…
ETSI Multi-Access Edge Computing extends services to WiFi
ETSI Multi-Access Edge Computing extends services to WiFi
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The ETSI Industry Specification Group on Multi-Access Edge Computing, ISG MEC, has recently released ETSI MEC GS 028 to extend network information services to the world of WiFi and thus…
Flyback switcher for electric vehicle safety designs
Flyback switcher for electric vehicle safety designs
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The InnoSwitch3-AQ flyback switcher from Power Integrations achieves Q100 qualification and operates from 30 V to 550V DC input with ±3 percent accuracy…
Science in search of the next super battery
Science in search of the next super battery
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The demand for battery storage for renewable energies will increase massively in the future. In order to conserve valuable resources, Swiss scientists are therefore urgently seeking more environmentally friendly alternatives…
Next-generation memory semiconductors could be 2D
Next-generation memory semiconductors could be 2D
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A Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH) research team has developed a memory device using a two-dimensional layered-structure material, potentially enabling commercial next-generation memory devices that can be stably…
Energy harvesting for a Moon base
Energy harvesting for a Moon base
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The Powerhab team from the University of Strathclyde are developing energy harvesting technology for a base on the Moon…
Energy harvesting for a Moon base
Energy harvesting for a Moon base
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The Powerhab team from the University of Strathclyde are developing energy harvesting technology for a base on the Moon…
Startup works on cobalt-free battery for EVs
Startup works on cobalt-free battery for EVs
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TexPower in Austin, Texas, a spinout of the local university, is working on a process for cobalt-free battery cells for electric vehicles…
How to prevent dropped communication in critical IoT applications
How to prevent dropped communication in critical IoT applications
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We've all had it happen: one minute we are talking on a mobile phone, and the next minute our call dropped, and we are disconnected. We feel inconvenienced when this…
Pencil and paper technique creates on-skin electronics
Pencil and paper technique creates on-skin electronics
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Engineers at the University of Missouri say they have demonstrated the possibility of using the simple combination of pencils and paper to draw bioelectronics on human skin.
Polymer robot is activated by light and magnetism
Polymer robot is activated by light and magnetism
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Researchers in Eindhoven have developed a tiny polymer robot that is activated by different wavelengths of light and can be used underwater…
How to prevent dropped communication in critical IoT applications
How to prevent dropped communication in critical IoT applications
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We've all had it happen: one minute we are talking on a mobile phone, and the next minute our call dropped, and we are disconnected. We feel inconvenienced when this…
Customisable wireless medical sensor chip targets mass market
Customisable wireless medical sensor chip targets mass market
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The eSi-MediSense single-chip, wireless medical sensor from EnSilica significantly brings down costs of wearable medical devices…
On-skin electronics uses pencil and paper
On-skin electronics uses pencil and paper
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Engineers at the University of Missouri say they have demonstrated the possibility of using the simple combination of pencils and paper to draw bioelectronics on human skin.


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