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Apply Standard Guidelines for Automotive Safety and Security
Apply Standard Guidelines for Automotive Safety and Security
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The fast-growing segment of driverless cars is reinforcing the importance of reliable, safe, and secure automotive systems. These must be…
Tesla to equip all vehicles for autonomous driving
Tesla to equip all vehicles for autonomous driving
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EV manufacturer Tesla plans to equip all his vehicles for automated driving, as the first in the industry. Towards this…
Visible light communication in the dark
Visible light communication in the dark
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Researchers from Dartmouth College (Hanover, NH) have added a twist to Visible Light Communication (VLC), encoding the data into ultra-short…
DarkLight: communicating invisibly with visible light
DarkLight: communicating invisibly with visible light
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Researchers from Dartmouth College have added a twist to Visible Light Communication (VLC), encoding the data into ultra-short high frequency…

Communicating invisibly with dimmed down visible light
Communicating invisibly with dimmed down visible light
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Researchers from Dartmouth College have added a twist to Visible Light Communication (VLC), encoding the data into ultra-short high frequency pulses that are imperceptible to human eyes yet detectable by…
Secure software foundations for Industry 4.0
Secure software foundations for Industry 4.0
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Engineering organisations across almost every industrial sector are not short of guidance when it comes to designing, developing and deploying an industrial internet that is interoperable, safe and secure.
The basics of Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)
The basics of Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)
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Bluetooth technology has revolutionized wireless communications between devices with its ubiquitous and simple characteristics. It allows devices to communicate without cables while maintaining high levels of security. Because of its…
New quarter brick standard for 1kW advanced bus DC-DC converters
New quarter brick standard for 1kW advanced bus DC-DC converters
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The Architects of Modern Power (AMP Group) consortium has launched a new standard for 1 kW of output power in the same footprint as a quarter brick DC-DC converter.
Use dense HetNets for 5G, says Small Cell Forum
Use dense HetNets for 5G, says Small Cell Forum
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In the absence of the necessary frameworks to enable next-generation network roll-outs, the Small Cell Forum (SCF) warns that 5G deployments are likely to be significantly impacted. To address this…
Small Cell Forum calls for deployment of dense HetNets for 5G
Small Cell Forum calls for deployment of dense HetNets for 5G
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In the absence of the necessary frameworks to enable next generation network roll-outs, the Small Cell Forum (SCF) warns that 5G deployments are likely to be significantly impacted. To address…
First 5G modem to usher in next-gen cellular
First 5G modem to usher in next-gen cellular
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Claiming to be the first company to announce a commercial 5G modem chipset, Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. (San Diego, CA) has announced the Snapdragon X50, which is designed to support original…
Modem crams early 5G technology into a chipset
Modem crams early 5G technology into a chipset
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Claiming to be the first company to announce a commercial 5G modem chipset, Qualcomm Technologies, Inc., (QTI) has announced the Qualcomm Snapdragon X50, which is designed to support original equipment…
AI voice analysis recognizes caller satisfaction
AI voice analysis recognizes caller satisfaction
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Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. (Kawasaki, Japan) has been leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI) into voice-analysis software to identify voice patterns tied to customers' satisfaction or dissatisfaction during their calls to help desks…
New ultrathin e-paper material promises colorful, low-power displays
New ultrathin e-paper material promises colorful, low-power displays
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Researchers from the Chalmers University of Technology (Gothenburg, Sweden) have demonstrated that plasmonic nanostructures combined with electrically-tuneable polymers could yield just any colour on demand.
Plasmonics to enable 10,000 dpi e-paper
Plasmonics to enable 10,000 dpi e-paper
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Researchers from the Chalmers University of Technology (CUT) have demonstrated that plasmonic nanostructures combined with electrically-tuneable polymers could yield just any colour on demand.
Full colour e-posters could reach 10,000 dpi
Full colour e-posters could reach 10,000 dpi
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Researchers from the Chalmers University of Technology (CUT) have demonstrated that plasmonic nanostructures combined with electrically-tuneable polymers could yield just any colour on demand.
Plastic 500 dpi flexible fingerprint sensor
Plastic 500 dpi flexible fingerprint sensor
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FlexEnable together with ISORG have jointly launched a flexible fingerprint sensor with an image resolution of 500 dots per inch (dpi). Only 0.3 mm thick, the flexible optical sensor is…
Evaluate circuit material effects on PCB antenna PIM
Evaluate circuit material effects on PCB antenna PIM
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Antennas are key components in modern communications systems, and printed-circuit-board (PCB) antennas are attractive for their capabilities of providing strong performance in small footprints. As PCB antennas are used over…
Flexible fingerprint sensor: 500dpi on plastic
Flexible fingerprint sensor: 500dpi on plastic
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FlexEnable together with ISORG have jointly launched a flexible fingerprint sensor with an image resolution of 500 dots per inch (dpi). Only 0.3mm thick, the flexible optical sensor is suitable…
Large flexible fingerprint sensor reaches 500dpi
Large flexible fingerprint sensor reaches 500dpi
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FlexEnable together with ISORG have jointly launched a flexible fingerprint sensor with an image resolution of 500 dots per inch (dpi). Only 0.3mm thick, the flexible optical sensor is suitable…
AI listens to calls to keep you cheerful
AI listens to calls to keep you cheerful
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Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. has been leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI) into voice-analysis software to identify voice patterns tied to customers' satisfaction or dissatisfaction during their calls to help desks or after-sales…
Can call centers keep you cheerful? AI listens
Can call centers keep you cheerful? AI listens
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Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. has been leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI) into voice-analysis software to identify voice patterns tied to customers' satisfaction or dissatisfaction during their calls to help desks or after-sales…
Time Synchronization in a SmartMesh IP Network for Precise Timestamping and Control
Time Synchronization in a SmartMesh IP Network for Precise Timestamping and Control
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In this short video we show an LED light demo to demonstrate the time synchronization capability of a SmartMesh IP Network.
Rugged silicon carbide modules tuned for size, reliability
Rugged silicon carbide modules tuned for size, reliability
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Cissoid (Mont-Saint-Guibert, Belgium) specialist in high-temperature and extended lifetime semiconductor solutions, is to cooperate with Data Device Corporation (DDC), maker of high-reliability data bus, motion control, and solid state power…
Radar sensors make streetlights smart
Radar sensors make streetlights smart
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As a way to curb street lights power consumption and unnecessary light pollution, Geolux (Samobor, Croatia) proposes to selectively and progressively turn on the street lights when they are needed,…
Radar sensors smarten up LED street lights
Radar sensors smarten up LED street lights
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As a way to curb street lights power consumption and unnecessary light pollution, Geolux proposes to selectively and progressively turn on the street lights when they are needed, that is,…
Radar sensors reduce LED street lights’ energy consumption by up to 80%
Radar sensors reduce LED street lights’ energy consumption by up to 80%
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As a way to curb street lights power consumption and unnecessary light pollution, Geolux proposes to selectively and progressively turn on the street lights when they are needed, that is,…
Startup plans to embed processors in DRAM
Startup plans to embed processors in DRAM
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Fabless chip company Upmem SAS (Grenoble, France), founded in January 2015, is developing a microprocessor for use in data-intensive applications in the datacenter that will sit embedded in DRAM to…


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