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China startup releases AI processors
China startup releases AI processors
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Horizon Robotics Ltd. (Beijing, China), a startup founded in 2015, has released two artificial intelligence processors and raised about $100…
Wireless power concept promises to charge EVs on the go
Wireless power concept promises to charge EVs 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…
China startup releases AI processors then raises $100 million
China startup releases AI processors then 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…
Printed NFC – the road to mass production
Printed NFC – the road to mass production
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In late March, the French association of printed electronics, AFELIM (the French acronym) held a two day seminar for its…

Solving networked sensors’ energy problems
Solving 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…
Flexible OLEDs for wearable light therapy
Flexible OLEDs for wearable light therapy
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Research centre Fraunhofer FEP has announced it will demo a wearable OLED bracelet at Wearables Europe 2018, taking place April 11th-12th in Berlin, Germany.
OpenAIS project fosters all-IP based LED lighting configuration
OpenAIS project fosters all-IP based LED lighting configuration
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Over the past three years a consortium of leading European companies worked on the OpenAIS project, partly funded by the EU within the Horizon 2020 program, to address the challenges…
Nano drumheads receive and transmit a wide range of RF signals
Nano drumheads receive and transmit a wide range of RF signals
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Making the next generation of ultralow-power communications and sensory devices smaller and with greater detection and tuning ranges, researchers at Case Western Reserve University are developing atomically thin "drumheads" able…
Renesas samples 28nm MCUs with embedded flash
Renesas samples 28nm MCUs with embedded flash
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Japan's Renesas Electronics is shipping samples of its RH850/E2x series automotive microcontrollers with embedded flash non-volatile memory manufactured in a 28nm CMOS process.
Tin selenide ‘nanoflakes’ could create miniature thermoelectric devices
Tin selenide ‘nanoflakes’ could create miniature thermoelectric devices
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Researchers from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, are investigating single crystal 'nanoflakes' of tin selenide (SnSe) for miniature thermoelectric devices that can generate power from temperature differences and be used…
Scalable energy harvesting textile operates in the wet
Scalable energy harvesting textile operates in the wet
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Researchers from Chalmers University of Technology (Sweden) have designed a novel type of piezoelectric fibre which is robust enough to be woven using industrial weaving machines to create energy harvesting…
Is printed NFC ready for mass production?
Is printed NFC ready for mass production?
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In late March, the French association of printed electronics, AFELIM (the French acronym) held a two day seminar for its members to meet in Paris, "Rencontres electronique imprimée".
Embracing new 3D imaging technologies
Embracing new 3D imaging technologies
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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…
Atomically thin drumheads have ‘remarkably broad’ RF dynamic ranges
Atomically thin drumheads have ‘remarkably broad’ RF dynamic ranges
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Making the next generation of ultralow-power communications and sensory devices smaller and with greater detection and tuning ranges, researchers at Case Western Reserve University are developing atomically thin "drumheads" able…
Embracing new 3D imaging technologies
Embracing new 3D imaging technologies
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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…
Printed NFC not ripe for mass production, or is it?
Printed NFC not ripe for mass production, or is it?
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Late March, the French association of printed electronics, AFELIM (the French acronym) held a two day seminar for its members to meet in Paris, "Rencontres electronique imprimée".
Demo car has flexible rear view screen
Demo car has flexible rear view screen
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In an effort to integrate more electronics into its moulded plastic and composite components, global plastic solutions provider Novares, formerly known as Mecaplast, has showcased a demo car during an…
‘Hearing’ and transmitting RF with nano drumheads
‘Hearing’ and transmitting RF with nano drumheads
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Making the next generation of ultralow-power communications and sensory devices smaller and with greater detection and tuning ranges, researchers at Case Western Reserve University are developing atomically thin "drumheads" able…
Smart wallpaper acts as fire alarm
Smart wallpaper acts as fire alarm
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Researchers in China have designed a "fire alarm wallpaper" that can detect a fire, prevent it from spreading, and sound an alarm when a fire occurs.
Plastic material works as heat conductor
Plastic material works as heat conductor
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Engineers at MIT (Cambridge, MA) have developed a plastic material that works as a heat conductor, dissipating heat rather than insulating it. The thermal polymers are lightweight and flexible and can conduct…
Study concludes wireless radiation can cause rare cancer
Study concludes wireless radiation can cause rare cancer
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The California Brain Tumor Association has announced that the National Toxicology Program Review Panel has concluded that there is clear evidence of a rare heart cancer being caused by cell…
NRAM could see use in mobile, AI and IoT applications
NRAM could see use in mobile, AI and IoT applications
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Nano-RAM non-volatile memories, based on carbon-nanotubes (CNTs), will prove useful in a broad swathe applications after they start to appear in 2019, according to Greg Schmergel, CEO of technology developer…
Plastic conducts away heat
Plastic conducts away heat
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Engineers at MIT in the US have developed a plastic material that works as a heat conductor, dissipating heat rather than insulating it. The thermal polymers are lightweight and flexible and can…
Smart charger connects solar panels direct to cars
Smart charger connects solar panels direct to cars
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Researchers at the Technical University of Delft has developed a smart fast charger that can charge cars directly from solar panels.
AI more effective than humans at analyzing heart scans
AI more effective than humans at analyzing heart scans
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Researchers at the University of California in San Francisco have released a study showing that artificial intelligence (AI) is quicker and more effective than humans in analyzing echocardiogram images.
Demo car sports flexible rear view screen and LED-lit smart roof bars
Demo car sports flexible rear view screen and LED-lit smart roof bars
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In an effort to integrate more electronics into its moulded plastic and composite components, global plastic solutions provider Novares, formerly known as Mecaplast, has showcased a demo car during an…
Bluetooth beacon application base to grow even bigger
Bluetooth beacon application base to grow even bigger
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Not everyone has heard of Bluetooth beacons yet, but it is almost certain that they will – very soon. The application base is already wide and encompasses retail, logistics, navigation,…
NRAM could see use in mobile, AI and IoT applications
NRAM could see use in mobile, AI and IoT applications
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Nano-RAM non-volatile memories, based on carbon-nanotubes (CNTs), will prove useful in a broad swathe applications after they start to appear in 2019, according to Greg Schmergel, CEO of technology developer…


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