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Three-Layer Integration Breakthrough for AI-Embedded Image Sensors
Three-Layer Integration Breakthrough for AI-Embedded Image Sensors
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…a new generation of CMOS image sensors (CIS) that can exploit all the image data to perceive a scene, understand…
Beyond the brain
Beyond the brain
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The key advantage of this new architecture is that it reaches beyond replicating the functional aspects of biological neuron…
Cutting the complexity of overhead superconducting power lines
Cutting the complexity of overhead superconducting power lines
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US startup Veir is planning an overhead superconducting power lines that can carry up to 400MW with less complex cooling…
2D cooling for quantum processors
2D cooling for quantum processors
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Researchers in Switzerland have created a device that can efficiently convert heat into electrical voltage at ultra-low temperatures for quantum…

Ultrasonic liquid crystal tunable light diffuser
Ultrasonic liquid crystal tunable light diffuser
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..additional optical components, such as lenses, reflective plates, and diffusers are required to achieve a suitable light intensity distribution at low input energies – Nature reports Conventional…
NGMN unveils roadmap for more energy efficient networks
NGMN unveils roadmap for more energy efficient networks
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Guidance and recommendations aim to enhance energy-saving methods in networks for MNOs and the wider industry.
Recommendations for 5.5G and 6G for WiFi7 and 400GE
Recommendations for 5.5G and 6G for WiFi7 and 400GE
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The World Broadband Association (WBBA) has published Technical Recommendations for wired networks to support 10Gbit/s data rates to businesses, campuses and homes for 5.5G and 6G wireless. Network 5.5G (Net5.5G) defines…
WBBA specifies evolution to 5.5G and 6G for Wi-Fi7 and 400GE
WBBA specifies evolution to 5.5G and 6G for Wi-Fi7 and 400GE
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5.5G technical recommendations to address the increasing demands for ubiquitous 10 Gbps access for businesses, campuses and homes.
Holographic electron microscope has 0.47nm resolution
Holographic electron microscope has 0.47nm resolution
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Hitachi has developed image acquisition and defocusing correction techniques to observe atomic-scale magnetic fields at a resolution of 0.47nm using a holographic electron microscope The researchers in Japan uses electron…
ST introduces ecosystem for image sensors for advanced camera performance
ST introduces ecosystem for image sensors for advanced camera performance
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Ecosystem of image sensors enables quicker and smarter designs of compact power-efficient products for factory automation, robotics, AR/VR, and medical applications.
3D stretchable strip could spark new possibilities for wearable e-textiles
3D stretchable strip could spark new possibilities for wearable e-textiles
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Researchers have developed a novel 3D stretchable electronic strip which is expected to open up a range of new possibilities in wearable electronic textiles A team at Nottingham Trent University’s…
High-resolution imaging of microchips down to transistor level
High-resolution imaging of microchips down to transistor level
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3D printed X-ray nano lens allows high-resolution imaging of microchips down to transistor level A newly developed X-ray imaging method can now visualize the internal structure of various samples, such…
How AI impacts the qualification of safety-critical automotive software
How AI impacts the qualification of safety-critical automotive software
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As the automotive industry continues its push toward software-defined vehicles, development teams must understand how artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) affect them. The growing use of AI and…
16 energy efficient radio techniques in new network roadmap
16 energy efficient radio techniques in new network roadmap
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The Next Generation Mobile Networks Alliance (NGMN) has published a new roadmap on reducing energy consumption in mobile networks with an impact on system architectures, next generation device design and…
Compact power plants for green hydrogen
Compact power plants for green hydrogen
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Fraunhofer specialists have developed a tandem module that is self-sufficient and reliable at producing solar-generated green hydrogen In the Neo-PEC joint research project, researchers from three Fraunhofer institutes have come…
Open source sub-GHz, NFC and IR wireless multitool
Open source sub-GHz, NFC and IR wireless multitool
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MostaTek in California is developing a multitool that can access a wide range of NFC, sub-GHz RF and infrared systems. The M1 RF multitool being developed by Mostatek is based…
Implantable biocompatible sensor microphone
Implantable biocompatible sensor microphone
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A tiny, biocompatible sensor may overcome one of the biggest hurdles that prevent the devices from being completely implanted – MIT News Cochlear implants, tiny electronic devices…
Startup Vaire says first reversible computing chip due in a year
Startup Vaire says first reversible computing chip due in a year
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Vaire Computing Ltd. (London), a computing architecture startup, has secured US$4 million in seed funding and said it plans to deliver a reversible computing chip within 12 months. The company’s…
Cost effective silicon-based photodiodes developed for near-IR
Cost effective silicon-based photodiodes developed for near-IR
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Fraunhofer IPMS is pursuing a new research approach to help low-cost silicon photodiodes achieve sufficient sensitivity in the near-infrared.
Tunable MIMO mmWave receiver blocks interference
Tunable MIMO mmWave receiver blocks interference
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Researchers at MIT have developed a reconfigurable millimetre-wave multiple-input-multiple-output (MIMO) wireless receiver architecture with four times stronger spatial interference than previous designs. MIMO systems have multiple antennas, enabling them to…
Controlling electronics with light
Controlling electronics with light
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Researchers at EPFL have discovered that by shining different wavelengths of light on a material called magnetite, they can change its state, making it more or less conductive to electricity…
Next generation NFC spec adds multi-purpose tap
Next generation NFC spec adds multi-purpose tap
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The NFC Forum has published its first overview of a Multi-Purpose Tap specification. The concept of multi-purpose tap in an NFC card supports several actions with a single tap, adding…
Edge Impulse leverages generative AI tools to create synthetic data
Edge Impulse leverages generative AI tools to create synthetic data
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New capabilities use generative AI to create and manage synthetic data on the edge, from images, to speech, to audio data.
Quasi-Analog Clockwork – a 30 year old time machine
Quasi-Analog Clockwork – a 30 year old time machine
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A number of changes were made by Elektor Labs to make this 30-year old design compatible with components, insights and technologies available almost 30 years after its original publication Digital…
It looks like a computer! – eeNews product focus
It looks like a computer! – eeNews product focus
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While there is an ongoing discussion about the real benefit of smart glasses or VR/AR glasses, it looks like the Ray-Ban – Meta glasses are already getting more and more…
Thales developing portable CT X-ray scanner
Thales developing portable CT X-ray scanner
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Thales is developing a portable CT 3D X-ray scanner. Thales is using a compact cathode built with carbon nanotubes that is part of the latest airport security X-ray scanner based…
CEO interview: Build quantum on silicon says Equal1’s Lynch
CEO interview: Build quantum on silicon says Equal1’s Lynch
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Equal1 Labs Ltd. (Dublin, Ireland) is preparing to launch its UnityQ quantum computing chip in 2025. It will combine six electron-spin based qubits implemented in silicon along with ARM CPUs,…
Low power implementation for generative AI
Low power implementation for generative AI
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Researchers in the US have run high-performing large language model on an FPGA that uses the energy of a lightbulb. The low power AI technique developed by researchers at the…


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