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Researchers use 3D printing for autonomous robot evolution
Researchers use 3D printing for autonomous robot evolution
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Researchers across Europe are working on a project looking at the automated evolution of robot designs for extreme environments such…
InteGreat project optimizes LED manufacturing
InteGreat project optimizes LED manufacturing
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For the InteGreat research project which took place from December 2014 to February 2018, Osram Opto Semiconductors coordinated a consortium…
Nanoscale kirigamis manipulate light
Nanoscale kirigamis manipulate light
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Getting their inspiration from traditional Japanese paper-cutting and folding techniques known as kirigami, researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology…
Researchers beat 100% exciton production efficiency for NIR OLEDs
Researchers beat 100% exciton production efficiency for NIR OLEDs
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In a paper titled "Exploiting singlet fission in organic light-emitting diodes" published in the journal of Advanced Materials, researchers from…

Machine Learning: New method enables accurate extrapolation
Machine Learning: New method enables accurate extrapolation
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Scientists have developed a new machine learning method that can make robots safer. Their approach uses simpler and more intuitive models of physical situations.
IMEC, Soitec stack device layers
IMEC, Soitec stack device layers
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Research institute IMEC and SOI wafer supplier Soitec have demonstrated the stacking of active device layers implemented in 300mm-diameter wafers in a process known as sequential 3D planar.
AI material prediction platform launched
AI material prediction platform launched
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Applied materials science and nanotechnology company Lumiant Corporation (Calgary, Alberta, Canada) has launched what it says is the world's first artificial intelligence (AI) material prediction platform for materials discovery.
Flawed diamonds may be key for quantum communications
Flawed diamonds may be key for quantum communications
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Princeton University researchers are using diamonds to help create a communication network that relies on a property of subatomic particles known as their quantum state.
Leti and Soitec partner on new substrate research center
Leti and Soitec partner on new substrate research center
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French research institute Leti and wafer provider Soitec SA, one of its early spin offs chartered with developing silicon-on-insulator technology, have agreed to create the Substrate Innovation Center (SIC) to…
3D printing has ecological drawbacks, warn authorities
3D printing has ecological drawbacks, warn authorities
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Dental bridges, car bodies, components and spare parts for airplanes and machines: almost anything can be produced with the 3D printing process. Technology is conquering more and more industries; it…
Webinar series covers thermal management of electronics
Webinar series covers thermal management of electronics
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Advanced Thermal Solutions (ATS) in the US is running a series of monthly, online webinars covering different aspects of the thermal management of electronics.
Electric bus to use solid state batteries and fuel cell range extender
Electric bus to use solid state batteries and fuel cell range extender
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Daimler Buses is launching a new electric bus that is designed to use solid state batteries that are under development as well as a fuel cell range extender.
Electric bus to use solid state batteries and fuel cell range extender
Electric bus to use solid state batteries and fuel cell range extender
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Daimler is launching a new electric bus that is designed to use solid state batteries that are under development as well as a fuel cell range extender.
400x boost for graphene in solar cells
400x boost for graphene in solar cells
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Two researchers from the University of Kansas in the US have found a way to dramatically improve the conductivity of graphene in solar cells.
Leti, Soitec form substrate research center
Leti, Soitec form substrate research center
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French research institute Leti and wafer provider Soitec SA, one of its early spin offs chartered with developing silicon-on-insulator technology, have agreed to create the Substrate Innovation Center (SIC) to…
Diamonds with flaws enable key technology for quantum communications
Diamonds with flaws enable key technology for quantum communications
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Princeton University researchers are using diamonds to help create a communication network that relies on a property of subatomic particles known as their quantum state.
Origami electronics uses cheap, foldable paper
Origami electronics uses cheap, foldable paper
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Engineers at the University of California Berkeley have developed a laser technique to create 3D foldable paper electronics.
Choosing the right batteries for portable medical devices
Choosing the right batteries for portable medical devices
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The United States is the largest medical device market in the world. Despite this, there are still issues that can make it difficult for design engineers to choose the right…
Graphene advance holds promise for efficient, flexible solar cells
Graphene advance holds promise for efficient, flexible solar cells
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Two researchers from the University of Kansas (Lawrence, KS) have found a way to dramatically improve the conductivity of graphene in solar cells.
Leti, Soitec form substrate research center
Leti, Soitec form substrate research center
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French research institute Leti and wafer provider Soitec SA, one of its early spin offs chartered with developing silicon-on-insulator technology, have agreed to create the Substrate Innovation Center (SIC) to…
400x boost for graphene in solar cells
400x boost for graphene in solar cells
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Two researchers from the University of Kansas in the US have found a way to dramatically improve the conductivity of graphene in solar cells.
Daimler tests robo taxis – on a platform from Bosch and Nvidia
Daimler tests robo taxis – on a platform from Bosch and Nvidia
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Cars without drivers are nothing completely new in Silicon Valley. Now Daimler is competing with them with an electric vehicle. The luxury car manufacturer will use aa Artificial Intelligence platform…
AEye combines 2D, 3D sensors
AEye combines 2D, 3D sensors
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Robotic vision startup AEye Inc. (Pleasanton, Calif.) has announced the introduction of a sensor data type that it calls Dynamic Vixels.
Batteries for medical devices: Their characteristics and how to choose the right one
Batteries for medical devices: Their characteristics and how to choose the right one
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The United States is the largest medical device market in the world. Despite this, there are still issues that can make it difficult for design engineers to choose the right…
Gbps video streamed in final 5G-XHaul demonstration
Gbps video streamed in final 5G-XHaul demonstration
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Blu Wireless Technology has announced its 5G-ready technology has been used to stream Gbps video through Bristol’s historic centre as part of a final demonstration of the 5G-XHaul project.
Infrared ‘rectenna’ generates electrical power from waste heat
Infrared ‘rectenna’ generates electrical power from waste heat
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Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories (Albuquerque, NM) have developed a small silicon-based device that can convert waste heat into direct current (DC) power.
Thermally ultra-conducting semiconductor developed
Thermally ultra-conducting semiconductor developed
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A team of engineers at UCLA have developed a thermally ultra-conducting semiconductor that is three times more effective than current materials - a new benchmark in thermal materials that they…
Thermoelectric generator for IoT operates on 5-degree temp difference
Thermoelectric generator for IoT operates on 5-degree temp difference
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A team of Japanese researchers have developed a silicon-nanowire thermoelectric generator that can operate from a temperature difference of just five degrees.


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