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Highly tunable black phosphorus could enable smaller, flexible electronics
Highly tunable black phosphorus could enable smaller, flexible 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…
A new security architecture for networked embedded devices
A new security architecture for networked embedded devices
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Road vehicles today are typically managed by networks of control processors that interpret sensor readings and operate actuators to control…
Low transmission loss halogen-free MLB material targets wireless base stations
Low transmission loss halogen-free MLB material targets wireless base stations
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Panasonic Corporation has commercialized its "high thermal conductivity, low transmission loss halogen-free multi-layer circuit board material (Part No. R-5575)" intended…
Not a robot car, but no driver aboard
Not a robot car, but no driver aboard
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Robot cars are tested almost everywhere today, but this one is different: The T-pod, an electric truck from Swedish designer…

Battery-free cell phone prototype unveiled
Battery-free cell phone prototype unveiled
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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.
Lens-less camera sensor chip re-focuses on the fly
Lens-less camera sensor chip re-focuses on the fly
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Doing away with bulky lenses, researchers from the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) have managed to capture images purely by sequential reverse beam steering through the use of an 8x8…
A novel chipset and architecture for portable oscilloscopes
A novel chipset and architecture for portable oscilloscopes
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RigoI Technologies has announced its Phoenix Oscilloscope chipset and the Ultravision II oscilloscope architecture to underpin its next generation of digital oscilloscopes.
U.S. Federal Blockchain Forum announced
U.S. Federal Blockchain Forum announced
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The U.S. government has announced plans to hold a Blockchain Forum for managers across the federal government on July 18, 2017.
RIGOL launches new custom chipset and oscilloscope architecture
RIGOL launches new custom chipset and oscilloscope architecture
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Innovative technology, years in development, the Phoenix oscilloscope chipset and the Ultravision II oscilloscope architecture from RIGOL Technologies will allow RIGOL to address the needs of higher performance applications.
A novel chipset and architecture for portable oscilloscopes
A novel chipset and architecture for portable oscilloscopes
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RigoI Technologies has announced its new Phoenix Oscilloscope chipset and the Ultravision II oscilloscope architecture to fuel its next generation of digital oscilloscopes.
Lens-less camera sensor chip re-focuses on the fly
Lens-less camera sensor chip re-focuses on the fly
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Doing away with bulky lenses, researchers from the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) have managed to capture images purely by sequential reverse beam steering through the use of an 8x8…
Molecular diode breakthrough yields silicon-like performance
Molecular diode breakthrough yields silicon-like performance
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An international team of researchers from Ireland, Singapore and the US has cracked a major challenge in the development of molecular diodes.
Breakthrough for molecular diodes
Breakthrough for molecular diodes
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An international team of researchers from Ireland, Singapore and the US has cracked a major challenge in the development of molecular diodes.
AI startup to test level 5 self-driving in California
AI startup to test level 5 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 platforms in California. It is the 36th company to receive…
Supercap is both superstretchable, supercompressible
Supercap is both superstretchable, supercompressible
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Researchers in China has developed a supercapacitor that can stretch to 10 times its length without breaking or losing capacity.
Novel micro supercaps offer “one-step” fabrication
Novel micro supercaps offer “one-step” fabrication
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Using a simple and highly scalable fabrication technique, a team of Chinese researchers has combined the exceptional mechanical and electrical properties of phosphorene and graphene nanosheets to create a novel…
New super-sensitive measurement method promises cheaper, more accurate sensors
New super-sensitive measurement method promises cheaper, more accurate sensors
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Researchers at the University of Waterloo (Ontario, Canada) have found a new method of measuring "extremely tiny" objects, which they say could advance medical research and environmental monitoring.
3D printing + embedded textiles enables new physical objects
3D printing + embedded textiles enables new physical objects
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Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University (Pittsburgh, PA) and the Rochester Institute of Technology (Rochester, NY) have developed a range of techniques for integrating textiles with 3D printed objects during the…
Fraunhofer creates new group for innovation research
Fraunhofer creates new group for innovation research
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With the new Fraunhofer Group for Innovation Research, the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft aims to strengthen its future role in research, technology and innovation policy dialogue with industry, politics and society, thus further…
2D materials sandwich promises high energy density flexible supercaps
2D materials sandwich promises high energy density flexible supercaps
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Using a simple and highly scalable fabrication technique, a team of Chinese researchers has combined the exceptional mechanical and electrical properties of Phosphorene and Graphene nanosheets to create a novel…
Common parallel-computing algorithms speeded by up to 88x
Common parallel-computing algorithms speeded by up to 88x
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Researchers at MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), under the heading “Practical Parallelism”, have identified a way of accelerating operation of standard benchmarks for parallel-processing problems by significant factors.
Supercapacitor stretches ten times its length
Supercapacitor stretches ten times its length
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Researchers in China has developed a supercapacitor that can stretch to 10 times its length without breaking or losing capacity.
Low EMI LED Driver with Synchronous Internal 2-A Switches
Low EMI LED Driver with Synchronous Internal 2-A Switches
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The LT3922 40-V, synchronous, Silent Switcher low EMI LED driver meets the demands of the next generation of LED systems.
‘Smart buckle’ converts any watch into a fitness tracker
‘Smart buckle’ converts any watch into a fitness tracker
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A California-based startup has developed a custom battery that allows a Bluetooth-enabled fitness tracker to fit into the buckle of a watch strap.
DIY robot design tool ‘for dummies’
DIY robot design tool ‘for dummies’
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Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University's Robotics Institute (Pittsburgh, PA) have developed an interactive design tool designed to enable both novices and experts to build customized legged or wheeled robots.
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 platforms in California. It is the 36th company to receive…
‘Near-zero-power’ temp sensor promises less battery hungry wearables, smart homes
‘Near-zero-power’ temp sensor promises less battery hungry wearables, smart homes
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Engineers at the University of California San Diego have developed a temperature sensor that runs on only 113 picowatts of power - claimed as 628 times lower power than the…
Mercedes S class drives autonomously off the production line
Mercedes S class drives autonomously off the production line
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The maiden voyage of every new S-class Mercedes is now a trip without driver: When the assembly work is finished, the sedans drive away from the assembly line to a…


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