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SiOx ReRAM selected for neuromorphic research
SiOx ReRAM selected for neuromorphic research
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Weebit Nano Ltd. (Hod Hasharon, Israel) is partnering with the non-volatile memory research group at the Indian Institute of Technology…
Volvo, Luminar show massive improvements in lidar technology
Volvo, Luminar show massive improvements in lidar technology
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At the Automobility LA trade show in Los Angeles, Volvo and Luminar highlight the enormous progress lidar technology has made.
Developer consortium demos flying taxi concept
Developer consortium demos flying taxi concept
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At Drone Week in Amsterdam, Audi, Airbus and Italdesign will be showing a flying and moving prototype of the "Pop.Up…
GSS shows how CO2 in automobiles can exceed health guidelines
GSS shows how CO2 in automobiles can exceed health guidelines
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Gas Sensing Solutions Ltd. (Cumbernauld, Scotland) has demonstrated that carbon dioxide concentrations built up from exhaled breath can quickly exceed…

GSS shows how CO2 in automobiles can exceed health guidelines
GSS shows how CO2 in automobiles can exceed health guidelines
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Gas Sensing Solutions Ltd. (Cumbernauld, Scotland) has demonstrated that carbon dioxide concentrations built up from exhaled breath can quickly exceed safe levels in automobile cabins.
Compact qubit readout sensor advances silicon quantum computing
Compact qubit readout sensor advances silicon quantum computing
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Researchers at the University of New South Wales (Sydney, Australia) have demonstrated a way to monitor information stored in the electrons of individual atoms.
R&S, DoCoMo team on 150GHz 6G testing
R&S, DoCoMo team on 150GHz 6G testing
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NTT DoCoMo in Japan has developed an ultra-wideband millimetre band channel sounder to measure propagation and interference of signals over 100 GHz for the next generation of mobile communication systems.
‘Living electrode’ combines bacteria, organic electronics
‘Living electrode’ combines bacteria, organic electronics
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Researchers at Linköping University (Linköping, Sweden) working with colleagues at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in Berkeley, California have developed a way to embed an electroactive bacterium into an electrically…
Silvaco invests in MRAM simulation laboratory
Silvaco invests in MRAM simulation laboratory
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Technology CAD (TCAD) software provider Silvavo Inc. (Santa Clara, Calif.) is opening a laboratory in partnership with the Institute for Microelectronics at TU Wien (Vienna, Austria) to research device simulation…
OpenCores rides again in the RISC-V era
OpenCores rides again in the RISC-V era
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Europe's scientific community is helping to support a portal for access to free-to-use open-source cores with financial assistance for the OpenCores organization.
Power for Automotive Infotainment Systems
Power for Automotive Infotainment Systems
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In today’s cars, the In-vehicle infortainment (IVI) systems are rather complex compared to earlier generations. This article describes requirements and solution for such systems.
ZF shows external pre-crash airbag
ZF shows external pre-crash airbag
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The introduction of autonomous driving forces car manufacturers to rethink their passenger protection concepts. At a symposium, vehicle supplier ZF presented its developments.
Benefits of bespoke motor control centres
Benefits of bespoke motor control centres
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A motor control centre is an assembly of one or more enclosed sections in a metal cabinet containing motor control units with a common power bus. It can also include…
Power from microbes for organic sensors
Power from microbes for organic sensors
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Researchers at Linköping University have developed a way to embed an electroactive bacterium into an electrically conducting polymer on a substrate of carbon felt. This can be used to generate…
Holst Centre and Fraunhofer FEP unroll the world’s longest OLED
Holst Centre and Fraunhofer FEP unroll the world’s longest OLED
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At a stunning 15 meters in length, the OLED roll produced by Holst Centre and Fraunhofer FEP is believed to be the world's longest single-device OLED, opening the door to…
Quantum acoustics breakthrough opens door for more powerful sensors
Quantum acoustics breakthrough opens door for more powerful sensors
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Researchers at the Institute for Molecular Engineering at the University of Chicago (Chicago, IL) and Argonne National Laboratory (Lemont, IL) have built a mechanical system that can be controlled at…
Protecting airports against drones: Vodafone, EASA test protection system against drones
Protecting airports against drones: Vodafone, EASA test protection system against drones
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Europes Air Space is getting crowded by drones. In Germany alone, more than one million civilian drones were sold in 2017, and the trend is rising. Because these small objects…
Bioinspired e-skin detects direction of applied pressure
Bioinspired e-skin detects direction of applied pressure
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In a paper titled "A hierarchically patterned, bioinspired e-skin able to detect the direction of applied pressure for robotics" published in Science Robotics, researchers from Stanford University describe how they…
infinityPV integrates LEDs into its solar films
infinityPV integrates LEDs into its solar films
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As part of its effort to integrate more electronics into its offerings, film-based printed solar panels manufacturer infinityPV has integrated LEDs into its printed solar foils. Dubbed LILO for Light-In-Light-Out,…
How to select IEC protection classes for power supplies
How to select IEC protection classes for power supplies
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XP Power has written a blog on selecting the right class of protection for a power supply design.
UNIQORN project will use photonic integration to make quantum technologies accessible
UNIQORN project will use photonic integration to make quantum technologies accessible
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A joint effort from 17 European research partners, the UNIQORN project aims to leverage photonic integration to miniaturize today's quantum technologies, making them available to users as system-on-chip solutions.
Cloud-based physical verification combines accuracy with lower cost
Cloud-based physical verification combines accuracy with lower cost
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Physical verification (PV) of an integrated circuit design is a critical step that must be completed prior to handing off a design to the foundry for manufacturing. It is a…
e-skin can detect applied pressure direction
e-skin can detect applied pressure direction
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In a paper titled "A hierarchically patterned, bioinspired e-skin able to detect the direction of applied pressure for robotics" published in Science Robotics, researchers from Stanford University describe how they…
e-skins beats human touch with CNT-based structured capacitors
e-skins beats human touch with CNT-based structured capacitors
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In a paper titled "A hierarchically patterned, bioinspired e-skin able to detect the direction of applied pressure for robotics" published in Science Robotics, researchers from Stanford University describe how they…
Performance and accuracy in cloud-based physical verification
Performance and accuracy in cloud-based physical verification
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Physical verification (PV) of an integrated circuit design is a critical step that must be completed prior to handing off a design to the foundry for manufacturing. It is a…
New efficiency record for concentrator photovoltaics: 41.4% module efficiency
New efficiency record for concentrator photovoltaics: 41.4% module efficiency
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By far the highest efficiencies in the conversion of sunlight into electrical energy are regularly achieved by the so-called concentrator photovoltaic technology (CPV). This high efficiency is based on the…
Smaller chips promise affordable quantum communications
Smaller chips promise affordable quantum communications
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A joint effort from 17 European research partners, the UNIQORN project aims to leverage photonic integration to miniaturize today's quantum technologies, making them available to users as system-on-chip solutions.
Bluetooth 5 transceivers are self-powered
Bluetooth 5 transceivers are self-powered
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Atmosic Technologies Inc. (Saratoga, CA) has launched the M2 and M3 Bluetooth 5.0 transceiver chips, claiming them to be the lowest power Bluetooth wireless chips available.


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