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Light guides the way to ergonomic indicators
Light guides the way to ergonomic indicators
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Vehicle designers have eagerly embraced the potential of the high-resolution touchscreen to improve the attractiveness of the user interfaces of…
Light guides the way to ergonomic indicators
Light guides the way to ergonomic indicators
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Vehicle designers have eagerly embraced the potential of the high-resolution touchscreen to improve the attractiveness of the user interfaces of…
3D-printed all-liquid structures promise liquid electronics
3D-printed all-liquid structures promise liquid electronics
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Scientists at the Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley, CA) have developed a way to print 3-D structures…
Singapore lab aims for 30% efficient industrial solar modules
Singapore lab aims for 30% efficient industrial solar modules
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The Solar Energy Research Institute of Singapore (SERIS) in Singapore is starting a series of research projects over the next…

Samsung early with 7nm process, says report
Samsung early with 7nm process, says report
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Samsung Electronics has completed the development of 7nm manufacturing process technology that makes use of extreme ultra-violet (EUV) lithography, about six months ahead of schedule, according to a report in…
Accelize wants to accelerate IP monetization
Accelize wants to accelerate IP monetization
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A provider of cloud-based FPGA acceleration as a service, Accelize solutions ambitions to bring FPGA acceleration to the broadest set of cloud and enterprise users through a collaborative store of…
Nanowire conductive “felt” can stretch to 300%
Nanowire conductive “felt” can stretch to 300%
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Researchers from Duke University have reported a novel type of nanowire-based flexible conductor which could blend well with fabrics to create stretchable and flexible wiring for wearable electronics.
Tortuga tasked by DARPA to bolster chip security
Tortuga tasked by DARPA to bolster chip security
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Tortuga Logic Inc. (San Jose, Calif.) has received a contract from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to develop hardware security through the integration of its own hardware security…
DARPA contracts Tortuga to bolster chip security
DARPA contracts Tortuga to bolster chip security
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Tortuga Logic Inc. (San Jose, Calif.) has received a contract from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to develop hardware security through the integration of its own hardware security…
Leoni makes cable loom smart
Leoni makes cable loom smart
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The Internet of Things turns all conceivable sensors and devices into data sources. Now the wiring itself is also becoming intelligent: the cable manufacturer Leoni AG has developed a technology…
Plastic printing shrinks the thermoelectric generator
Plastic printing shrinks the thermoelectric generator
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Otego, a spin-off of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) in Germany, is making thermoelectric generators (TEG) as small as a sugar cube for industrial and consumer power applications.
Plastic MEMS heading for industrialization
Plastic MEMS heading for industrialization
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During the "Rencontres électronique imprimée", a two day seminar organized by the French association of printed electronics AFELIM (the French acronym) in Paris, CNRS research scientist Cédric Ayela from the Université…
Powerplants the size of a sugar cube
Powerplants the size of a sugar cube
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Power plants as small as sugar cubes, which are just as suitable for the home as for industry: Thermoelectric generators (TEG) convert even small temperature differences in the environment into…
New vulnerability discovered: Malware leverages out sandboxes
New vulnerability discovered: Malware leverages out sandboxes
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In many application environments, so-called sandboxes are used as part of the IT security concept: Their task is to increase security in the company network and offer a kind of…
Conductive ‘felt’ promises flexible wires for wearables
Conductive ‘felt’ promises flexible wires for wearables
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Researchers from Duke University (Durham, NC) have reported a novel type of nanowire-based flexible conductor that could blend well with fabrics to create stretchable and flexible wiring for wearable electronics.
Graphcore’s two-chip ‘Colossus’ near to launch
Graphcore’s two-chip ‘Colossus’ near to launch
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Colossus, a pair of intelligence processing units (IPUs), designed by startup Graphcore Ltd. (Bristol, England) as a processor intended specifically for machine intelligence workloads, is a few months away from…
Plastic MEMS could offer real benefits
Plastic MEMS could offer real benefits
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During the "Rencontres électronique imprimée", a two day seminar organized by the French association of printed electronics AFELIM (the French acronym) in Paris, CNRS research scientist Cédric Ayela from the Université…
Conductive “felt” can be twisted, stretches to 300%
Conductive “felt” can be twisted, stretches to 300%
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Researchers from Duke University have reported a novel type of nanowire-based flexible conductor which could blend well with fabrics to create stretchable and flexible wiring for wearable electronics.
Graphcore’s two-chip ‘Colossus’ close to launch
Graphcore’s two-chip ‘Colossus’ close to launch
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Colossus, a pair of intelligence processing units (IPUs), designed by startup Graphcore Ltd. (Bristol, England) as a processor intended specifically for machine intelligence workloads, is a few months away from…
How about plastic MEMS?
How about plastic MEMS?
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During the "Rencontres électronique imprimée", a two day seminar organized by the French association of printed electronics AFELIM (the French acronym) in Paris, CNRS research scientist Cédric Ayela from the Université…
Project aims to solve networked sensors’ energy problems
Project aims to solve networked sensors’ energy problems
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With its ZEPOWEL lighthouse project, the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft aims to develop extremely energy-efficient and modular hardware as the basis for a comprehensive Internet of Things that would be as sustainable as…
Chinese startup releases two AI processors and raises $100 million
Chinese startup releases two AI processors and raises $100 million
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Horizon Robotics Ltd. (Beijing, China), a startup founded in 2015, has released two artificial intelligence processors and raised about $100 million in a funding round with help from Intel Capital.
Major boost for lithium sulfur batteries in electric trucks
Major boost for lithium sulfur batteries in electric trucks
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A £7m (€9m) UK research project is aiming to develop a next generation lithium-sulfur (Li-S) cell and module with twice the energy storage of today's batteries for large electric vehicles…
Wireless charging on the move hits kW range
Wireless charging on the move hits kW range
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Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder (Boulder, CO) have developed a proof of concept for wireless power transfer that could potentially allow electric vehicles to be charged while they…
Silicon-based dual junction solar cell reaches 33.3% efficiency
Silicon-based dual junction solar cell reaches 33.3% efficiency
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Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE together with the company EV Group (EVG) have developed a new silicon-based multi-junction solar cell, which can convert exactly one-third…
Wireless power concept enables EVs to charge on the go
Wireless power concept enables EVs to charge on the go
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Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder (Boulder, CO) have developed a proof of concept for wireless power transfer that could potentially allow electric vehicles to be charged while they…
Automotive radar testing facing new challenges
Automotive radar testing facing new challenges
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Radar has multiple advantages over alternative sensing technologies like cameras, ultrasound or LIDAR, securing its role in automotive active safety and autonomous driving well into the future.
3D imaging technology changing consumer retail experience
3D imaging technology changing consumer retail experience
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For a growing number of consumers, the experience of buying new clothes has changed significantly in the past decade or so. The introduction of virtual changing rooms is already altering…


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