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Synthetic fingerprints can fool sensors
Synthetic fingerprints can fool sensors
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Researchers at the New York University Tandon School of Engineering (Brooklyn, NY) have created synthetic fingerprints that are capable of…
BMW speeds production ramp-up of new models by means of VR
BMW speeds production ramp-up of new models by means of VR
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In order to make the production start-up of new models smoother, BMW sends participating production planners together into a virtual…
BMW speeds production ramp-up of new models by means of VR
BMW speeds production ramp-up of new models by means of VR
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In order to make the production start-up of new models smoother, BMW sends participating production planners together into a virtual…
Millimeter wave modulator to enable cost-effective “last mile” applications
Millimeter wave modulator to enable cost-effective “last mile” applications
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Scientists from Swiss ETH research institute have developed a modulator with which data transmitted by millimeter waves can be directly…

Vodafone and EASA working together on airport protection from drones
Vodafone and EASA working together on airport protection from drones
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More and more drones are on the move in European air space. In Germany alone, more than one million civilian drones were sold in 2017, and the trend is rising.
AI creates fake fingerprints endangering smartphone fingerprint sensors
AI creates fake fingerprints endangering smartphone fingerprint sensors
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Researchers at the New York University Tandon School of Engineering (Brooklyn, NY) have created synthetic fingerprints that are capable of spoofing smartphone fingerprint sensors.
AI-created fake fingerprints a ‘wake-up call’ for biometric systems
AI-created fake fingerprints a ‘wake-up call’ for biometric systems
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Researchers at the New York University Tandon School of Engineering (Brooklyn, NY) have created synthetic fingerprints that are capable of spoofing smartphone fingerprint sensors.
TSMC embedded MRAM is key to Gyrfalcon AI chip
TSMC embedded MRAM is key to Gyrfalcon AI chip
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Gyrfalcon Technology Inc. (Milpitas, Calif.), a startup that has launched two machine learning processors – the Lightspeeur 2801S and 2803 ASICs – has a non-volatile memory option waiting in the…
Autonomous suitcase uses AI to detect, avoid objects
Autonomous suitcase uses AI to detect, avoid objects
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A Chinese self-driving vehicle startup has developed an autonomous suitcase that uses artificial intelligence (AI) for obstacle detection and avoidance as it follows a user.
Vodafone and EASA look at airport protection from drones
Vodafone and EASA look at airport protection from drones
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More and more drones are on the move in European air space. In Germany alone, more than one million civilian drones were sold in 2017, and the trend is rising.
Photonic SoCs to shrink and democratize quantum communications
Photonic SoCs to shrink and democratize 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.
Sharp shows 536ppi flexible OLED prototypes
Sharp shows 536ppi flexible OLED prototypes
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According to Japanese news outlet Nikkei xTech, Japanese display manufacturer Sharp exhibited two flexible OLED display prototypes at last Ceatec Japan 2018, one showing a double S curve while the…
Aviation safety: Vodafone, EASA test protection system against drones
Aviation safety: Vodafone, EASA test protection system against drones
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More and more drones are on the move in European air space. In Germany alone, more than one million civilian drones were sold in 2017, and the trend is rising.
Real-time control for multicore needs to rethink trust in the OS
Real-time control for multicore needs to rethink trust in the OS
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OS architecture is insufficiently secure by design in the context of modern multicore processors. A new approach is needed that looks beyond security and into complex system design for security,…
BASF organics boost Plastic Logic displays
BASF organics boost Plastic Logic displays
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Plastic Logic GmbH (Dresden, Germany), a developer of flexible plastic electrophoretic displays (EPDs), has developed a mass-production capable manufacturing process in collaboration with organic materials specialist BASF SE (Ludwigshafen, Germany).
Researchers create first magnetic diode
Researchers create first magnetic diode
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Researchers in the UK and Austria have shown that the coupling between two magnetic elements can be made extremely asymmetrical, creating a magnetic diode that would make power chargers significantly…
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.
Millimeter wave modulator offers cost-effective “last mile” connection
Millimeter wave modulator offers cost-effective “last mile” connection
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Scientists from Swiss ETH research institute have developed a modulator with which data transmitted by millimeter waves can be directly converted into light pulses for glass fibers. This could make…
‘Guts Game’ makes play using ingestible sensors
‘Guts Game’ makes play using ingestible sensors
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Researchers at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (Melbourne, Australia) have designed a two-player game using ingestible sensors where the players play against each other by causing changes in their…
BASF organics boost Plastic Logic displays
BASF organics boost Plastic Logic displays
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Plastic Logic GmbH (Dresden, Germany), a developer of flexible plastic electrophoretic displays (EPDs), has developed a mass-production capable manufacturing process in collaboration with organic materials specialist BASF SE (Ludwigshafen, Germany).
New Gyrfalcon AI accelerator improves performance
New Gyrfalcon AI accelerator improves performance
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Gyrfalcon Technology Inc. (Milpitas, Calif.) has launched the Lightspeeur 2803 ASIC, an accelerator chip for AI applications, a follow on to the Lightspeeur 2801S ASIC.
The Era of Connected Cars: An ecosystem partner’s perspective
The Era of Connected Cars: An ecosystem partner’s perspective
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In the ever-evolving landscape of connected cars, new technologies are constantly moving to the forefront, each growing at their own rate and in their own capacity.
Startup offers inference processor for data centers
Startup offers inference processor for data centers
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Habana Labs, Ltd. (Tel-Aviv, Israel) has started sampling its neural network processor, the HL-1000, otherwise known as Goya, to selected customers.
Gyrfalcon launches second AI accelerator
Gyrfalcon launches second AI accelerator
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Gyrfalcon Technology Inc. (Milpitas, Calif.) has launched the Lightspeeur 2803 ASIC, an accelerator chip for AI applications, a follow on to the Lightspeeur 2801S ASIC.
Selfdriving suitcase uses AI for detect and avoid
Selfdriving suitcase uses AI for detect and avoid
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A Chinese self-driving vehicle startup has developed an autonomous suitcase that uses artificial intelligence (AI) for obstacle detection and avoidance as it follows a user.
German startup promises 25% range increase with low voltage e-drives
German startup promises 25% range increase with low voltage e-drives
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Founded in 2016, German startup Volabo GmbH based in Ottobrunn near Munich has secured over 30 patents worldwide to redefine e-drives.
‘Magnetic ionics’ breakthrough promises ultra-low-power microchips
‘Magnetic ionics’ breakthrough promises ultra-low-power microchips
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Researchers at MIT (Cambridge, MA) and at Brookhaven National Laboratory (Upton, NY) have demonstrated a new approach to controlling magnetism in a microchip that could lead to next-generation memory and…
Bluetooth 5 chips harvest RF for power
Bluetooth 5 chips harvest RF for power
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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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