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Understanding edge computing
Understanding edge computing
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In this Q&A, Stratus Technologies’ CTO John Vicente discusses the key specifics involved in fostering successful edge computing, from real-time…
Bluetooth® SoCs get new features to tackle COVID-19
Bluetooth® SoCs get new features to tackle COVID-19
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Latest software release enables point-to-point wireless distance measurements, enabling highly accurate tracing capabilities for the DA1469x Bluetooth® low energy product…
AI boost for low cost medical robot magnetic location system
AI boost for low cost medical robot magnetic location system
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Researchers at UCSD have used machine learning to boost the accuracy of a $100 magnetic positioning system for a medical…
Deep learning method improves environment perception of self-driving cars
Deep learning method improves environment perception of self-driving cars
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People, bicycles, cars or street, sky, grass: Which pixels of an image belong to people or objects in the foreground…

Simulation software offers new functionalities for virtual test driving
Simulation software offers new functionalities for virtual test driving
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From cooperative driving with SimNet, new sensor models to the parallelization of multiple GPUs - the release 9.0 of the CarMaker simulation software family includes numerous news applications for virtual…
Lumotive drives competitiveness of lidar sensors into a new dimension
Lumotive drives competitiveness of lidar sensors into a new dimension
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With the presentation of its first commercial solid-state lidar sensors, start-up company Lumotive has further advanced the development of its technology towards economically viable series application in driver assistance systems.
Orbitronics advance promises faster logic, memory devices
Orbitronics advance promises faster logic, memory devices
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Researchers at the Department of Energy’s SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory say they have broken the link between a quantum material's spin and orbital states, representing an advance toward possible logic…
Process slashes waste in battery materials
Process slashes waste in battery materials
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A process developed at Dalhousie University in Canada dramatically cuts waste when making graphite and lithium ion battery materials…
Rohde & Schwarz to use new 1.35 mm E-band coaxial connector
Rohde & Schwarz to use new 1.35 mm E-band coaxial connector
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Rohde & Schwarz has added the NRP90T and NRP90TN to its portfolio of thermal power sensors, releasing the very first test and measurement instruments into the market that support the…
Marvell launches new generation of 5G chips
Marvell launches new generation of 5G chips
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Marvell Technology, trying to further transform itself into one of the world's largest vendors of network infrastructure chips, rolled out its latest line of Octeon networking chips to meet the…
Plasmonics on silicon promising for light-based computing
Plasmonics on silicon promising for light-based computing
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Researchers in Australia and Germany have developed a modular method to design nanoscale devices that combine the best of traditional chip design with photonic architecture in a hybrid structure.
DARPA AI program looks to ‘break’ video games
DARPA AI program looks to ‘break’ video games
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The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has launched a program that seeks to develop and apply AI to existing commercial open-world video games - such as StarCraft II…
MediaTek announces LwM2M over NIDD NB-IoT capability
MediaTek announces LwM2M over NIDD NB-IoT capability
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MediaTek has announced that its MT2625 NB-IoT chip has been validated for LwM2M over NIDD on the SoftBank cellular network across Japan.
Connected bollard fights Covid-19
Connected bollard fights Covid-19
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A self-powered connected bollard driven by a PLC is being rolled out in Paris by barrier maker AMCO Les Escamotables to fight Covid-19.
Increased hygiene using touchless control panels
Increased hygiene using touchless control panels
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Alps Alpine has developed a touchless control panel for situations when touching is undesirable, not possible or not allowed in settings such as medical or nursing care or public facilities.
Electric city car makes itself slim at the push of a button
Electric city car makes itself slim at the push of a button
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In response to the challenges of urban mobility, Polish startup company Triggo S.A. has developed the mini e-car of the same name. The vehicle offers a variable geometry and thus…
Highly sensitive bioelectronic gas sensor is low cost, renewable
Highly sensitive bioelectronic gas sensor is low cost, renewable
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Researchers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst say that they have developed a bioelectronic ammonia gas sensor that is among the most sensitive ever made.
Transistor is the most energy-efficient ever
Transistor is the most energy-efficient ever
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Professor Adrian Ionescu and his team at EPFL’s Nanoelectronic Devices Laboratory (Nanolab) have made an energy-efficient transistor using 2D layers of tungsten diselenide (WSe2) and tin diselenide (SnSe2), two semiconducting…
6G wireless networks could operate in the 140 GHz D-band
6G wireless networks could operate in the 140 GHz D-band
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French research institute CEA-Leti has been investigating the 'D-band' a part of the radio spectrum around 140 GHz, for use in 6G wireless communication.
MIPI RFFE v3.0 offers tighter timing, reduced latency for 5G
MIPI RFFE v3.0 offers tighter timing, reduced latency for 5G
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The MIPI Alliance has released the latest version of the world’s de facto standard interface for control of radio frequency front-end (RFFE) subsystems, MIPI RFFE v3.0, with the aim to…
Most energy-efficient transistor yet made from two 2D materials
Most energy-efficient transistor yet made from two 2D materials
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Professor Adrian Ionescu and his team at EPFL’s Nanoelectronic Devices Laboratory (Nanolab) have made an energy-efficient transistor using 2D layers of tungsten diselenide (WSe2) and tin diselenide (SnSe2), two semiconducting…
MIPI RFFE v3.0 delivers tighter timing precision for 5G
MIPI RFFE v3.0 delivers tighter timing precision for 5G
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The MIPI Alliance has released the latest version of the world’s de facto standard interface for control of radio frequency (RF) front-end (FE) subsystems, MIPI RFFE v3.0, with the aim…
Researchers build lowest power 2D transistor
Researchers build lowest power 2D transistor
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Professor Adrian Ionescu and his team at EPFL’s Nanoelectronic Devices Laboratory (Nanolab) have made an energy-efficient transistor using 2D layers of tungsten diselenide (WSe2) and tin diselenide (SnSe2), two semiconducting…
Self-charging stretchable fabric for wearables
Self-charging stretchable fabric for wearables
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Researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences and from the Georgia Institute of Technology have designed a stretchable fabric that incorporates not only microsupercapacitors (MSCs) but also triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs)…
NEC develops learning-based analysis technology for local 5G
NEC develops learning-based analysis technology for local 5G
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NEC Corporation has developed a learning-based communications analysis technology for private radio communications networks, including local/private 5G networks (local 5G). This technology ensures that the quality of communications is constantly…
Demand for quality broadcast requires next generation technology
Demand for quality broadcast requires next generation technology
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Live streaming and subscriber platforms are becoming more and more popular, even before the boost from COVID-19, leading to a critical need for network operators to urgently address the challenges…
Perovskite project to combine battery-free wearable LiFi and lighting
Perovskite project to combine battery-free wearable LiFi and lighting
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The PeroCUBE project brings together 14 organisations across Europe to develop solar-powered LiFi and large array LED lighting using low cost, flexible perovskite materials.
Most energy-efficient transistor yet, made from two 2D materials
Most energy-efficient transistor yet, made from two 2D materials
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Professor Adrian Ionescu and his team at EPFL’s Nanoelectronic Devices Laboratory (Nanolab) have made an energy-efficient transistor using 2D layers of tungsten diselenide (WSe2) and tin diselenide (SnSe2), two semiconducting…


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