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Helix samples its first power chip
Helix samples its first power chip
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Fabless power semiconductor startup Helix Semiconductors has started sampling its first production chip using its MuxCapacitor voltage reduction technology.
Zero-Configuration Platform for Wireless Sensing & Actuation
Zero-Configuration Platform for Wireless Sensing & Actuation
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Creating, deploying and configuring applications for Internet of Things (IoT) scenarios remains complex and costly for many users. VersaSense’s Micro…
Li-ion batteries charge faster with a molecule known from blood
Li-ion batteries charge faster with a molecule known from blood
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An interdisciplinary research group led by Maximilian Fichtner from the Helmholtz Institute (HIU) Ulm and Mario Ruben from the Institute…
Well-connected startup to test self-driving in California
Well-connected startup to test self-driving in California
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AImotive Ltd. (Budapest, Hungary), an artificial intelligence company working on level-5 (full autonomy) driving has received a license to test…

3D IC combines CNT transistors, ReRAMs and sensors
3D IC combines CNT transistors, ReRAMs and sensors
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A research team from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Stanford University have created a prototype 3D IC that combines carbon nanotubes transistors and resistive random-access memory (ReRAM) cells.
Ultrafast-charging battery performs like a supercap
Ultrafast-charging battery performs like a supercap
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Researchers in France, Israel, and the US have developed a battery that can be charged in seconds rather than minutes or hours.
New 3D chip integrates computing, data storage to address data ‘superstorm’
New 3D chip integrates computing, data storage to address data ‘superstorm’
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Researchers at Stanford University (Stanford, CA) and MIT (Cambridge, MA) have built a prototype chip using interleaving layers of nanotechnology-based logic and memory that promises to overcome challenges facing the…
Battery charges in seconds
Battery charges in seconds
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Researchers in France, Israel and the US have developed a battery that can be charged in seconds rather than minutes or hours.
Honda funds project to tackle keyless entry security issue
Honda funds project to tackle keyless entry security issue
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Popular among carmakers are currently keyless entry systems that enable users to open the car automatically, without the need of manual activation – just by approaching the vehicle. However, these…
Scientists suggest light momentum carried by atomic shock wave
Scientists suggest light momentum carried by atomic shock wave
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Finnish scientists have shed some light on 100 year-old paradox that there have been two different values for the momentum of light in a transparent medium and that typically, these…
Toshiba takes 3D-NAND to 96-layers, 4 bits per cell
Toshiba takes 3D-NAND to 96-layers, 4 bits per cell
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Toshiba has announced that it has developed a 4-bit per cell version of a 64-layer 3D-NAND flash memory and has produced a 96-layer version of a 3-bit per cell 3D-NAND.
Self-powered, autonomous CO2 sensor is ‘fit and forget’
Self-powered, autonomous CO2 sensor is ‘fit and forget’
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Sensor maker Gas Sensing Solutions (Glasgow, UK), Sharp, and the University of the West of Scotland (UWS) have developed a self-powered, wireless-enabled carbon dioxide sensor unit using new sensor and…
Holographic smartphone introduced by pro camera maker
Holographic smartphone introduced by pro camera maker
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RED (Lake Forest, CA), a maker of high-end professional digital cinema cameras, has announced that it will be introducing a smartphone that is says will be the "world's first holographic…
Finnish startup beats human eye resolution for AR/VR
Finnish startup beats human eye resolution for AR/VR
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Founded about 10 months ago with the backing of Lifeline Ventures, Tamares and the Finnish Innovation Fund, Helsinki-based startup Varjo Technologies Oy promises a 70x resolution improvement over currently shipping…
Solar powered CO2 sensor is fit and forget
Solar powered CO2 sensor is fit and forget
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Sensor maker Gas Sensing Solutions (GSS), Sharp and the University of the West of Scotland (UWS) have developed a self-powered, wireless-enabled carbon dioxide sensor unit using new sensor and solar…
Zero-Configuration Platform for Wireless Sensing & Actuation
Zero-Configuration Platform for Wireless Sensing & Actuation
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Creating, deploying and configuring applications for Internet of Things (IoT) scenarios remains complex and costly for many users. VersaSense’s Micro Plug-and-Play (MicroPnP) platform addresses this complexity problem and provides a…
Honda-funded project attacks keyless entry security issue
Honda-funded project attacks keyless entry security issue
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Popular among carmakers are currently keyless entry systems that enable users to open the car automatically, without the need of manual activation – just by approaching the vehicle. However, these…
Honda-funded project attacks keyless entry security issue
Honda-funded project attacks keyless entry security issue
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Popular among carmakers are currently keyless entry systems that enable users to open the car automatically, without the need of manual activation – just by approaching the vehicle. However, these…
VR headset prototype promises 70x resolution improvement
VR headset prototype promises 70x resolution improvement
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Founded about 10 months ago with the backing of Lifeline Ventures, Tamares and the Finnish Innovation Fund, Helsinki-based startup Varjo Technologies Oy promises a 70x resolution improvement over currently shipping…
Universal Display bets on Organic Vapour Jet Printing for large OLED TVs
Universal Display bets on Organic Vapour Jet Printing for large OLED TVs
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OLED technologies and materials provider Universal Display announced it is accelerating its Organic Vapour Jet Printing (OVJP) R&D efforts, publishing a video showing a very large-scale Organic Vapour Jet Printer.
Finnish startup beats human eye resolution for AR/VR
Finnish startup beats human eye resolution for AR/VR
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Founded about 10 months ago with the backing of Lifeline Ventures, Tamares and the Finnish Innovation Fund, Helsinki-based startup Varjo Technologies Oy promises a 70x resolution improvement over currently shipping…
Formerly ‘useless’ material holds promise for flexible, smaller electronics
Formerly ‘useless’ material holds promise for flexible, smaller electronics
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Black phosphorus was discovered over a century ago and until recently was considered relatively useless. Over the past five years engineers and chemists have become intrigued by the material for…
New nanomaterial reflects, transmits light on demand
New nanomaterial reflects, transmits light on demand
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Scientists at Australian National University (Canberra, Australia) have designed a new nanomaterial that can be controlled - via temperature - to either reflect or transmit light on demand.
Graphcore’s ‘Colossus’ chip due before end of year
Graphcore’s ‘Colossus’ chip due before end of year
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Simon Knowles, CTO of startup Graphcore Ltd. (Bristol, England), has discussed his company's approach to machine intelligence including providing some details of its first chip, code-named Colossus.
Quantum computer comprehensions aided by classical mechanics’ “tennis racket effect”
Quantum computer comprehensions aided by classical mechanics’ “tennis racket effect”
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Exploiting quantum effects – to realise quantum computing – is difficult because nature’s smallest building blocks have properties quite distinct from those we know from our everyday world. An international…
Transparent solar cells power smart sunglasses
Transparent solar cells power smart sunglasses
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Researchers in Germany have developed sunglasses with coloured semi-transparent solar cells in the glass surfaces that supply a microprocessor and two displays with electric power.
Solar cell powers eyewear electronics
Solar cell powers eyewear electronics
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Organic solar cells are flexible, transparent and light - and can be produced in any shape and color. As a result, they offer a wealth of applications that cannot be…
Researchers develop battery-free cell phone prototype
Researchers develop battery-free cell phone prototype
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Researchers at the University of Washington (Seattle, WA) have developed a cellphone prototype that is powered only by the energy it harvests from its surrounding environment.


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