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Control systems SW platform aims to transform Industrial IoT
Control systems SW platform aims to transform Industrial IoT
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Intel subsidiary Wind River (Alameda, CA) recently introduced a software platform that will replace industrial control units that are traditionally…
Lab-on-a-glove detects nerve agents
Lab-on-a-glove detects nerve agents
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An international team of researchers from the University of California, San Diego and the Australia-based Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research…
RF signal control at sub-nanosecond time scales to drive wireless communications
RF signal control at sub-nanosecond time scales to drive wireless communications
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Researchers from the ARC Centre for Ultrahigh bandwidth Devices for Optical Systems (CUDOS) in the University of Sydney's Australian Institute…
Roll-to-roll process supports over-molded LEDs on flexible foil
Roll-to-roll process supports over-molded LEDs on flexible foil
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The LED lit flexible wristband demonstrator showcased by the VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland at LOPEC was entirely manufactured…

New nanomaterials promise improved harvesting, storage of sunlight
New nanomaterials promise improved harvesting, storage of sunlight
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Researchers from London’s Imperial College, working with the University of Duisburg-Essen in Germany, and from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and Harvard University (USA), have reported progress in energising chemical reactions with…
Interactive LED flooring, data analytics alliance to optimize, measure customer engagement
Interactive LED flooring, data analytics alliance to optimize, measure customer engagement
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In partnership with floor-sensor provider Scanalytics (Milwaukee, WI), interactive LED flooring provider BrightLogic (Midland Park, NJ) announced the integration of its ActiveFloor System with Scanalytics' Powered By data analysis platform.
Multi-touch LED flooring tracks foot traffic
Multi-touch LED flooring tracks foot traffic
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In partnership with floor-sensor provider Scanalytics, interactive LED flooring provider BrightLogic announced the integration of its ActiveFloor System with Scanalytics' Powered By data analysis platform.
Ultrasound-based haptics research is goal of academic program
Ultrasound-based haptics research is goal of academic program
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Shortly after it released its first development kit for its ultrasound-based mid-air haptic solutions, Ultrahaptics (Bristol, UK) is now supporting academic research groups around the world in exploring and developing…
Nanomaterial science can boost sunlight harvesting efficiency
Nanomaterial science can boost sunlight harvesting efficiency
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Researchers from London’s Imperial College, working with the University of Duisburg-Essen in Germany, and from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and Harvard University (USA), have reported progress in energising chemical reactions with…
Academic program to expand Ultrahaptics’ reach
Academic program to expand Ultrahaptics’ reach
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Shortly after it released its first development kit for its ultrasound-based mid-air haptic solutions, Ultrahaptics is now supporting academic research groups around the world in exploring and developing haptic interfaces…
Roll-to-roll process supports over-molded LEDs on flexible foil
Roll-to-roll process supports over-molded LEDs on flexible foil
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The LED lit flexible wristband demonstrator showcased by the VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland at LOPEC was entirely manufactured through a roll-to-roll process.
Sensirion: Microsensors open up new consumer applications
Sensirion: Microsensors open up new consumer applications
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Today, sensors make many new applications possible that were inconceivable just a few years ago. Sensors such as the SHTW2 humidity and temperature sensor from Sensirion (Staefa, Switzerland) are microscopic…
Tin perovskite thin-film tandem solar cell patent granted
Tin perovskite thin-film tandem solar cell patent granted
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Solar-Tectic (Briarcliff Manor, N.Y.) has been granted a key US patent on thin film tin perovskite solar cells that could reach a theoretical 45% efficiency.
High efficiency thin film perovskite solar cell patent granted to Solar-Tectic
High efficiency thin film perovskite solar cell patent granted to Solar-Tectic
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Solar-Tectic in the US has been granted a key US patent on thin film tin perovskite solar cells that could reach a theoretical 45% efficiency.
ARM Compute Library now publicly available
ARM Compute Library now publicly available
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ARM Compute Library is a collection of low-level software functions optimised for ARM Cortex CPU and ARM Mali GPU architectures, targeted at a variety of use-cases including image processing, computer…
Ultra-small humidity sensors for consumer electronics
Ultra-small humidity sensors for consumer electronics
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Today, sensors make many new applications possible that were inconceivable just a few years ago. Sensors such as the SHTW2 humidity and temperature sensor from Sensirion are microscopic in size,…
A symphony in quartz
A symphony in quartz
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The more complex a musical piece and the larger an orchestra, the more urgent the need for a good maestro. In the internet of the future, the equivalent of a…
Mitsubishi Electric develops technologies for real-time 3D maps
Mitsubishi Electric develops technologies for real-time 3D maps
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A combination of Artificial Intelligence and proprietary mobile mapping system advances autonomous driving.
New sensor material changes color, magnetism when exposed to vapors
New sensor material changes color, magnetism when exposed to vapors
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Scientists at the University of Hokkaido (Sapporo, Japan) have developed a nickel complex that changes color and magnetism when exposed to methanol vapor. The new material can potentially be used…
Intel on Moore’s Law: ‘Setting the record straight’
Intel on Moore’s Law: ‘Setting the record straight’
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The “limits to Moore’s Law” have been much discussed, as semiconductor processes – despite the odd doom-laden prediction – continue to scale. The nomenclature of the topic has not helped,…
BrainChip licenses unsupervised learning technology
BrainChip licenses unsupervised learning technology
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Australia-based neural computing company BrainChip Holdings Ltd. has signed an exclusive licensing agreement to use JAST learning rules and algorithms developed by Cerco, a public research lab In Toulouse, France.
Flexible and scalable front-end tuner for software defined radio
Flexible and scalable front-end tuner for software defined radio
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Traditional radio receivers require as many radio receiver chips as there are standards. In contrast, Software Defined Radio (SDR) architectures perform the baseband processing using software, enabling reception of a…
What’s in a nanometre or, Whither Moore’s Law? – the Intel view
What’s in a nanometre or, Whither Moore’s Law? – the Intel view
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The “limits to Moore’s Law” have been much discussed, as semiconductor processes – despite the odd doom-laden prediction – continue to scale. The nomenclature of the topic has not helped,…
BrainChip licenses unsupervised learning for SNAP
BrainChip licenses unsupervised learning for SNAP
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BrainChip Holdings Ltd. has signed an exclusive licensing agreement to use JAST learning rules and algorithms developed by Cerco, a public research lab In Toulouse, France.
Intel launches SSD based on 3D XPoint memory
Intel launches SSD based on 3D XPoint memory
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Intel Corp. has launched the Optane P4800X solid-state drive (SSD) for use in data centers, a unit is based on the 3D XPoint memory announced in 2015.
In-mold electronics to include OLEDs as functional surfaces
In-mold electronics to include OLEDs as functional surfaces
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A functional demonstrator using Holst Centre's in-mold electronics (IME) technology points to a bright future for intuitive human-machine interfaces (HMIs) in automotive electronics and consumer appliances.
Novel gas sensor material developed
Novel gas sensor material developed
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Scientists at the University of Hokkaido have developed a nickel complex that changes color and magnetism when exposed to methanol vapor. The new material can potentially be used not only…
In-mould electronics enable innovative functional surfaces
In-mould electronics enable innovative functional surfaces
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A functional demonstrator using Holst Centre's in-mould electronics (IME) technology points to a bright future for intuitive human-machine interfaces (HMIs) in automotive electronics and consumer appliances.


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