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In-car rugged cellular and WiFi gateway secured through LynxSecure
In-car rugged cellular and WiFi gateway secured through LynxSecure
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Lynx Software Technologies announced it has successfully ported its LynxSecure the safe and secure hypervisor the Kontron EvoTRAC G103 In-Vehicle…
5G infrastructure needs programmability
5G infrastructure needs programmability
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Alok Sanghavi surveys the 5G infrastructure landscape and makes the case for FPGAs and chiplet packaging to support evolving standards…
Flexible supercapacitor for wearable devices
Flexible supercapacitor for wearable devices
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Researchers in Glasgow have developed a flexible supercapacitor that could be used to power wearable devices, including solar powered artificial…
Broadband Forum delivers recommendations for converged 5G core network to 3GPP
Broadband Forum delivers recommendations for converged 5G core network to 3GPP
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The idea of a converged 5G core network as taken a big step towards realisation, addressing both fixed and mobile…

Terahertz sensors based on indium phosphide ideal for autonomous cars
Terahertz sensors based on indium phosphide ideal for autonomous cars
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Error-free and comprehensive environment recognition is an indispensable prerequisite for autonomous driving. Novel sensors based on terahertz radiation could be an ideal candidate for this. The University of Duisburg-Essen (UDE)…
Coding method enables record bandwidth in optical fibers
Coding method enables record bandwidth in optical fibers
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For the first time, it has been possible to transmit data at 500 Gbps over a single wavelength in an existing fiber optic network. The record data rate was made…
Terahertz beams to complement sensors for autonomous cars
Terahertz beams to complement sensors for autonomous cars
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Error-free and comprehensive environment recognition is an indispensable prerequisite for autonomous driving. Novel sensors based on terahertz radiation could be an ideal candidate for this. The University of Duisburg-Essen (UDE)…
AI stabilizes grids shaken by renewable energies
AI stabilizes grids shaken by renewable energies
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Operating energy networks is a complex matter. In order to control such networks efficiently, operators need immense amounts of data from an extensive network of high-resolution sensors. The use of…
GE awarded $5.8M to develop super-fast DC circuit breaker
GE awarded $5.8M to develop super-fast DC circuit breaker
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GE Research (Niskayuna, NY) has announced that it has been awarded $5.8 million in funding from the Advanced Research Projects Agency–Energy (ARPA-E) to develop a direct current (DC) circuit breaker…
Simulation framework shows performance of bifacial solar modules
Simulation framework shows performance of bifacial solar modules
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Researchers at imec in Belgium have developed a simulation framework that can accurately calculate the energy yield of bifacial photovoltaic (PV) systems that capture light from the sun directly and reflected light…
Ten trends that are shaping the IoT landscape
Ten trends that are shaping the IoT landscape
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Management consulting firm McKinsey & Company (New York, NY) has published a list of ten trends that it sees as shaping the Internet of Things (IoT) business landscape in 2019.
Active tracking drum scheme expands through Europe
Active tracking drum scheme expands through Europe
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French power cable maker Nexans has expanded its scheme for cable drums connected by the Internet of Things across the UK, Switzerland, Germany and Chile, building on its roll out in…
UV LEDs on graphene: cheaper and ten times more efficient
UV LEDs on graphene: cheaper and ten times more efficient
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Founded in June 2012 as a spin-off from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), startup CrayoNano AS promises UV-A LEDs (emitting at 365nm) with 10 times the efficiency…
Acoustic waves measure the stiffness of living cells
Acoustic waves measure the stiffness of living cells
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Researchers at MIT (Cambridge, MA) have developed a way to use acoustic waves to noninvasively measure the stiffness of living cells, enabling insight into the health and development of cells…
IoT connected drum scheme expands across Europe
IoT connected drum scheme expands across Europe
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French power cable maker Nexans has expanded its scheme for cable drums connected by the Internet of Things across the UK, Switzerland, Germany and Chile, building on its roll out in…
Consulting firm details ten IoT trends shaping the business landscape
Consulting firm details ten IoT trends shaping the business landscape
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Management consulting firm McKinsey & Company (New York, NY) has published a list of ten trends that it sees as shaping the Internet of Things (IoT) business landscape in 2019.
Shipwreck artifacts become real use case for non-fungible tokens
Shipwreck artifacts become real use case for non-fungible tokens
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Marine archaeology technology startup PO8 (Grand Bahama, Bahamas) has announced that it is using non-fungible tokens (NFTs) - a special type of non-interchangeable cryptographic token that represents something unique -…
Flag generates power from both wind and solar energy
Flag generates power from both wind and solar energy
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Researchers at the University of Manchester in the UK have developed a flag that can generate electrical power from both wind and solar energy using flexible piezoelectric strips and flexible…
Ten IoT trends shaping the business landscape
Ten IoT trends shaping the business landscape
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Management consulting firm McKinsey & Company (New York, NY) has published a list of ten trends that it sees as shaping the Internet of Things (IoT) business landscape in 2019.
Kontron and Lynx partners on secure car connectivity
Kontron and Lynx partners on secure car connectivity
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Lynx Software Technologies announced it has successfully ported its LynxSecure the safe and secure hypervisor the Kontron EvoTRAC G103 In-Vehicle Rugged Cellular and WiFi Gateway, a rugged Intel Atom based…
Weebit, Technion collaborate on processing-in-memory
Weebit, Technion collaborate on processing-in-memory
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Memory developer Weebit Nano Ltd. (Hod Hasharon, Israel) is working with Technion Israel Institute of Technology on the possible use of Weebit's SiOx-based non-volatile memory for processing-in-memory.
Lowest cost RFID ICs suitable for a wide range of substrates
Lowest cost RFID ICs suitable for a wide range of substrates
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Designed for use in closed HF RFID systems, PragmatIC’s PR1101 and PR1102 flexible integrated circuits (FlexICs) are the first products in the company’s ConnectIC family.
Researchers develop thin sensor to detect magnetic fields down to 20nT
Researchers develop thin sensor to detect magnetic fields down to 20nT
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A team of researchers from Germany and Argentina have devised an ultra-thin planar Hall effect (PHE) sensor capable of detecting very faint magnetic fields even when flexed or wrapped around…
EMC design in tomorrow’s semi- and fully autonomous vehicles
EMC design in tomorrow’s semi- and fully autonomous vehicles
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The car originated as a device for conveying a driver and passengers from A to B at speed with a minimum of effort. For more than 100 years, this concept…
UV LEDs grown on graphene: ten times more efficient, cheaper and flexible
UV LEDs grown on graphene: ten times more efficient, cheaper and flexible
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Founded in June 2012 as a spin-off from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), startup CrayoNano AS promises UV-A LEDs (emitting at 365nm) with 10 times the efficiency…
MEMS energy harvester approach removes design constraints
MEMS energy harvester approach removes design constraints
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Scientists at Tokyo Tech developed a micro-electromechanical energy harvester that allows for more flexibility in design, which is crucial for future IoT applications.
Thalia to offer analog schematic porting
Thalia to offer analog schematic porting
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Thalia Design Automation Ltd. (Cwmbran, Wales) is planning to introduce analog schematic porting capabilities into its Amalia design automation tool suite.
‘Truly-wearable’ AR combines optics, OLED microdisplay
‘Truly-wearable’ AR combines optics, OLED microdisplay
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Korean startup LetinAR together and German OLED microdisplays specialist Fraunhofer FEP have co-designed a joint demonstrator of what could enable AR eyewear of the future.


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