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Plugfest coordinates electric car charging and the grid
Plugfest coordinates electric car charging and the grid
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Audi has tested the coordination of electric vehicle charging with the electricity grid at a plug festival in Brussels.
Electric cars coordinate charging process with the energy grid
Electric cars coordinate charging process with the energy grid
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Battery-driven vehicles will interact and communicate more strongly with the power grid in the future. For example, the optimal time…
Phosphorescence sensor integrates blue OLED for marker excitation
Phosphorescence sensor integrates blue OLED for marker excitation
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Combining their OLED and light sensors expertise, researchers at Fraunhofer FEP have developed a miniaturized phosphorescence sensor that combines a…
Startup developing Wi-Fi HaLow preps chips for IoT
Startup developing Wi-Fi HaLow preps chips for IoT
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Morse Micro Pty Ltd., (Sydney, Australia), a fabless semiconductor startup developing Wi-Fi HaLow chips for the Internet of Things (IoT)…

Solid electrolyte enables light structural batteries in drones
Solid electrolyte enables light structural batteries in drones
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Getting their inspiration from nature, researchers from the University of Michigan have developed a solid state electrolyte able to efficiently transport zinc ions while being structurally robust and capable of…
Nausea-free VR immersion could take 1600fps say researchers
Nausea-free VR immersion could take 1600fps say researchers
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A team of researchers from Carnegie Mellon University has figured out a way to render immersive 3D virtual reality images without the often dizzying and nausea-inducing side effects created by…
VR multifocal display minimizes visual discomfort
VR multifocal display minimizes visual discomfort
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A team of researchers from Carnegie Mellon University has figured out a way to render immersive 3D virtual reality images without the often dizzying and nausea-inducing side effects created by…
Heating concept for electric vehicles uses printed conductors
Heating concept for electric vehicles uses printed conductors
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In a consortium project, three unusual partners jointly developed a new heating concept for electric vehicles: An automotive OEM (BMW), a company with expertise in adhesive applications (Lohmann GmbH) and…
How JLR takes away pedestrians’ fear of robot vehicles
How JLR takes away pedestrians’ fear of robot vehicles
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Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has developed a system for communication between self-propelled vehicles and pedestrians. Light projections in front of the vehicle indicate whether the self-driving model wants to stop,…
JLR tests communication between autonomous vehicles and pedestrians
JLR tests communication between autonomous vehicles and pedestrians
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Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has developed a system for communication between self-propelled vehicles and pedestrians. Light projections in front of the vehicle indicate whether the self-driving model wants to stop,…
Two new Autosar releases improve interoperability
Two new Autosar releases improve interoperability
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The Autosar development partnership has published two new releases: R4.4.0 of the Autosar Classic Platform and R18-10 of Autosar Adaptive. The new releases offer vehicle software developers greater functionality, better…
Siemens to work with Canadian utilities on future grid technologies
Siemens to work with Canadian utilities on future grid technologies
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Siemens Canada, New Brunswick Power (NB Power) and Nova Scotia Power (NSP) are working together on a €60m project to develop and demonstrate cloud-based smart grid technology.
MIT, Microsoft model identifies AI ‘blind spots’
MIT, Microsoft model identifies AI ‘blind spots’
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Researchers at MIT (Cambridge, MA) and Microsoft (Redmond, WA) have developed a model that identifies instances when autonomous systems have "learned" from training examples that don't actually reflect what's happening…
Charging electronics with static electricity
Charging electronics with static electricity
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Static electricity could be used more effectively to charge electronic equipment with a new unified theory, say researchers.
Wi-Fi HaLow startup preps chips for IoT
Wi-Fi HaLow startup preps chips for IoT
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Morse Micro Pty Ltd. (Sydney, Australia), a fabless semiconductor startup developing Wi-Fi HaLow chips for the Internet of Things (IoT) market, is now planning to have chips available to ship…
ETSI releases specs for Smart City context information management
ETSI releases specs for Smart City context information management
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The ETSI Industry Specification Group for cross-cutting Context Information Management (ISG CIM) has just released its main specification GS CIM 009 for NGSI-LD API, particularly targeting Smart City applications and…
Work to boost static electricity to drive electronics
Work to boost static electricity to drive electronics
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Static electricity could be used more effectively to charge electronic equipment with a new unified theory, say researchers in the US.
Morse Micro preps chips for HaLow IoT
Morse Micro preps chips for HaLow IoT
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Morse Micro Pty Ltd. (Sydney, Australia), a fabless semiconductor startup developing Wi-Fi HaLow chips for the Internet of Things (IoT) market, is now planning to have chips available to ship…
Flexible roll-to-roll electrodes open up stacked battery packs
Flexible roll-to-roll electrodes open up stacked battery packs
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Researchers in Germany have developed a way of making flexible electrodes that allow more compact battery packs made of stacks, rather than individual cells.
Printed microstructures move in a controlled manner
Printed microstructures move in a controlled manner
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Laser-based 3D printing can already be used today to produce structures on a micrometer scale. However, for many applications, in particular in biomedicine, it would be advantageous if these printed…
Blockchain startup claims to solve crypto’s biggest challenges
Blockchain startup claims to solve crypto’s biggest challenges
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Blockchain technology startup Devvio (Albuquerque, NM) has debuted what it says is the world's fastest and most scalable enterprise blockchain platform.
Solid electrolyte enables light batteries to replace structural elements
Solid electrolyte enables light batteries to replace structural elements
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Getting their inspiration from nature, researchers from the University of Michigan have developed a solid state electrolyte able to efficiently transport zinc ions while being structurally robust and capable of…
MIT cryptocurrency is faster, more efficient
MIT cryptocurrency is faster, more efficient
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Cryptocurrencies, such as the popular Bitcoin, are networks built on the blockchain, a financial ledger formatted in a sequence of individual blocks, each containing transaction data. These networks are decentralized,…
New cryptocurrency slashes data usage by 99% compared to Bitcoin
New cryptocurrency slashes data usage by 99% compared to Bitcoin
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Cryptocurrencies, such as the popular Bitcoin, are networks built on the blockchain, a financial ledger formatted in a sequence of individual blocks, each containing transaction data. These networks are decentralized,…
New version of periodic table shows scarce elements for electronics
New version of periodic table shows scarce elements for electronics
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Chemists at the University of St Andrews in Scotland have developed a new version of the periodic table which highlights the scarcity of elements used in everyday devices such as batteries…
Context information exchange in Smart Cities: ETSI releases new specs
Context information exchange in Smart Cities: ETSI releases new specs
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The ETSI Industry Specification Group for cross-cutting Context Information Management (ISG CIM) has just released its main specification GS CIM 009 for NGSI-LD API, particularly targeting Smart City applications and…
Building blocks for Augmented Reality’s future
Building blocks for Augmented Reality’s future
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Augmented reality (AR) glasses are expected to become the next big thing in infotainment. They will allow us to overlay virtual objects on top of our regular environment, and experience…
5nm tape outs to come 1H19, says TSMC
5nm tape outs to come 1H19, says TSMC
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Despite an oversupply of 7nm process production capacity foundry giant TSMC is pressing on with the introduction of 5nm-node production, which will make use of extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithograpy.


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