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Stealthy military startup launches neural processor
Stealthy military startup launches neural processor
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KnuEdge Inc. (San Diego, Calif.), a company that has raised more than $100 million since it was founded in 2005,…
Synopsys vision processor supports neural networks
Synopsys vision processor supports neural networks
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The EV6X family of vision processor IP from Synopsys is intended or embedded vision applications that require high definition resolution.
NW-LEDs for super high resolution flexible displays
NW-LEDs for super high resolution flexible displays
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As a first step to designing densely packed arrays of nanowire-sized LEDs, a team of researchers from Berlin-based Paul-Drude-Institut für…
Furry LEDs in the making
Furry LEDs in the making
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As a first step to designing densely packed arrays of nanowire-sized LEDs, a team of researchers from Berlin-based Paul-Drude-Institut für…

Molex, Cisco join industry group developing Double-Density QSFP Interfaces
Molex, Cisco join industry group developing Double-Density QSFP Interfaces
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Thirteen companies from a range of networking/datacomms industry sectors have formed a multi-supplier agreement; the consortium aims to define technologies and protocols to support up to 400 Gbps pluggable modules;…
Low-power Wi-Fi HaLow radio design for IoT applications
Low-power Wi-Fi HaLow radio design for IoT applications
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Belgian nanoelectronics research center imec, the associated Holst Centre and Wi-Fi IP provider Methods2Bussiness (Eindhoven, The Netherlands) have collaborated on a complete Wi-Fi HaLow radio solution; the low-power, long-range radio…
Graphene/TiO2 electrodes boost flexible OLEDs’ efficiency
Graphene/TiO2 electrodes boost flexible OLEDs’ efficiency
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In their paper "Synergetic electrode architecture for efficient graphene-based flexible organic light-emitting diodes", Korean researchers report a novel transparent electrode architecture doing away with brittle indium tin oxide (ITO) while…
Precision prototype antenna arrays set world record in wireless spectral efficiency
Precision prototype antenna arrays set world record in wireless spectral efficiency
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Bristol-based design consultancy, Kinneir Dufort, prove hands on prototyping is very much alive and kicking in this digital age by helping the University of Bristol to achieve a new world…
Low-power Wi-Fi HaLow radio ready for IoT
Low-power Wi-Fi HaLow radio ready for IoT
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Nanoelectronics research center imec, Holst Centre (initiated by imec and TNO), and Wi-Fi IP provider Methods2Bussiness have presented a complete Wi-Fi HaLow™ radio. The low-power, long-range radio solution uses 10…
Complete low-power Wi-Fi HaLow radio for IoT
Complete low-power Wi-Fi HaLow radio for IoT
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Nanoelectronics research center imec, Holst Centre (initiated by imec and TNO), and Wi-Fi IP provider Methods2Bussiness have presented a complete Wi-Fi HaLow™ radio. The low-power, long-range radio solution uses 10…
Got Self-Driving Architecture? Show Me
Got Self-Driving Architecture? Show Me
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Tell us what your autonomous car’s system architecture will look like in 2020. And draw us a block diagram.
Design and evaluation of a 5-W X-band PA using a low-cost plastic-packaged GaN transistor
Design and evaluation of a 5-W X-band PA using a low-cost plastic-packaged GaN transistor
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This article describes the design of a single stage 5-W X-band GaN Power Amplifier using a low-cost SMT packaged transistor. The amplifier is optimized for the 9.3 to 9.5 GHz…
Open source algorithm converts webcams into eye-trackers
Open source algorithm converts webcams into eye-trackers
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Computer scientists at Brown University (Providence, Rhode Island) have developed open-source software that identifies the eyes and tracks the gaze of subjects on webcams.
Tiny magnetic vortices enable high-density data storage
Tiny magnetic vortices enable high-density data storage
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Skyrmions are nanoscale magnetic vortices. And they are hot candidates for future data storage and processing systems. One of their drawbacks: These spintronics objects hitherto have been proven only at…
Samsung demos rollable OLED HD display
Samsung demos rollable OLED HD display
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At SID 2016 in San Francisco, South Korean display manufacturer Samsung was exhibiting a 5.7-inch rollable display prototype, wrapping up to a 10-mm radius.
Plasmonics promise low-cost, fast, full-color e-paper displays
Plasmonics promise low-cost, fast, full-color e-paper displays
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Looking into ways to design high-resolution low cost display panels, researchers from Sandia National Laboratories (Albuquerque, NM) and the Center for Nanoscale Science and Technology at the National Institute of…
Cheap plasmonics yields full-colour fast switching e-paper
Cheap plasmonics yields full-colour fast switching e-paper
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Looking into ways to design high-resolution low cost display panels, researchers from Sandia National Laboratories and the Center for Nanoscale Science and Technology at the National Institute of Standards and…
Cheap plasmonics to enable full-colour fast switching e-paper
Cheap plasmonics to enable full-colour fast switching e-paper
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Looking into ways to design high-resolution low cost display panels, researchers from Sandia National Laboratories and the Center for Nanoscale Science and Technology at the National Institute of Standards and…
Quantum satellite device a milestone to global quantum network
Quantum satellite device a milestone to global quantum network
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Researchers from the National University of Singapore (NUS) and the University of Strathclyde, UK, have become the first to test in orbit technology for satellite-based quantum network nodes by placing…
Samsung demoes 386dpi rollable OLED display
Samsung demoes 386dpi rollable OLED display
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At SID 2016 in San Francisco, South Korean display manufacturer Samsung was exhibiting a 5.7-inch rollable display prototype, wrapping up to a 10mm radius.
Algorithm could help detect and reduce power grid faults
Algorithm could help detect and reduce power grid faults
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Researchers in the US have used a new algorithm to find and even predict breaks and flaws in the power grid.
Free software turns webcams into eye-trackers
Free software turns webcams into eye-trackers
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Computer scientists at Brown University (Providence, Rhode Island) have developed open-source software that identifies the eyes and tracks the gaze of subjects on webcams.
Selecting the Right Power Supply Regulators for Automotive Secondary Rail Applications
Selecting the Right Power Supply Regulators for Automotive Secondary Rail Applications
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Today’s car manufacturers are focusing their innovations on the sophisticated cockpit electronics that improve driver safety and the overall driving experience. More and more consumers are factoring a car’s advanced…
MRAM is leading embedded NVM race, says IMEC researcher
MRAM is leading embedded NVM race, says IMEC researcher
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The spin-torque transfer magnetic RAM (STT-MRAM) is leading a race for inclusion as an embedded non-volatile memory at the 28nm chip production node according to Arnaud Furnemont, memory department director…
Pest spraying drone eradicates Asian hornets
Pest spraying drone eradicates Asian hornets
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Drone maker Drone Volt (Villepinte, France) has announced a drone designed to control the spread of the Asian hornet. The bee-eating predator hornets are now present in over two thirds…
Free code turns webcams into eye-trackers
Free code turns webcams into eye-trackers
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Computer scientists at Brown University (Providence, RI) have developed open-source software that identifies the eyes and tracks the gaze of subjects on webcams.
New power grid algorithm promises to find, predict faults
New power grid algorithm promises to find, predict faults
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Researchers at Binghamton University (Binghamton, NY) have used a new algorithm to find and even potentially predict breaks and flaws in the power grid.
Free software turns webcams into eye-trackers
Free software turns webcams into eye-trackers
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Computer scientists at Brown University (Providence, Rhode Island) have developed open-source software that identifies the eyes and tracks the gaze of subjects on webcams.


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