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Feedback button tricks consumers into machine status reporting
Feedback button tricks consumers into machine status reporting
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Enterprise IoT solutions provider ContinuumBridge has launched Spur, a call-to-action device and service that tricks consumers into reporting machine status…
Crowdsourced machine status reporting
Crowdsourced machine status reporting
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Enterprise IoT solutions provider ContinuumBridge has launched Spur, a call-to-action device and service that tricks consumers into reporting machine status…
Osram squeezes 7.5 percent more luminous efficacy from high-power LEDs
Osram squeezes 7.5 percent more luminous efficacy from high-power LEDs
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Osram Opto Semiconductors claims to have improved the luminous efficacy of the company's high-power LEDs by reducing the unwanted droop…
Autonomous cars navigate in the dark: lights off
Autonomous cars navigate in the dark: lights off
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You are riding along in your car in the night, with headlights off? What sounds like a bit of a…

Innovative electronic screens transform packaging into interactive medium
Innovative electronic screens transform packaging into interactive medium
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Scientists at the University of Sheffield in collaboration with technology company Novalia have designed and constructed a touch-pad keyboard on the paper that allows a user to selectively ‘drive’ the…
Diamond qubits offer step toward quantum computing
Diamond qubits offer step toward quantum computing
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In a step towards the goal of quantum computing, a group of researchers at MIT (Cambridge, MA) have devised a feedback technique to stabilize quantum bit (qubits) and extend the…
Autonomous cars can see in the dark
Autonomous cars can see in the dark
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You are riding along in your car in the night, with headlights off? What sounds like a bit of a creepy story is indeed a research topic: Ford Motor Company…
Oxygen may be key to Li-ion battery storage capacity
Oxygen may be key to Li-ion battery storage capacity
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Researchers at Sweden's Uppsala University have discovered the key role that oxygen atoms play in influencing the storage capacity performance of lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries.
Autonomous cars can see in the dark
Autonomous cars can see in the dark
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You are riding along in your car in the night, with headlights off? What sounds like a bit of a creepy story is indeed a research topic: Ford Motor company…
High-tech street map helps robot bus find its way
High-tech street map helps robot bus find its way
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In the Dutch province of Gelderland, an autonomous shuttle bus travels around on public roads. Therefore the electric mini bus, dubbed WEpod, needs to be able to navigate at particular…
Quantum dots boost light-to-current conversion in tin disulfide semiconductors
Quantum dots boost light-to-current conversion in tin disulfide semiconductors
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Scientists from the U.S. Department of Energy's Brookhaven National Laboratory, Stony Brook University, and the University of Nebraska have discovered a method of harnessing the power of the sun to…
Quantum-bits a thousand times more stable
Quantum-bits a thousand times more stable
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In a step towards the goal of quantum computing, a group of researchers at MIT have devised a feedback technique to stabilise quantum bit (qubits) and extend the time over…
Oxygen discovery sparks Li-ion battery storage capacity gains
Oxygen discovery sparks Li-ion battery storage capacity gains
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Researchers at Sweden's Uppsala University have discovered the key role that oxygen atoms play in influencing the storage capacity perfromance of lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries.
Choose the right step-up/down voltage regulator for portable applications
Choose the right step-up/down voltage regulator for portable applications
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Reno Rossetti and Inyong Kim considers how to select the most appropriate step-up/down voltage regulator for portable applications.
Soft switching: Better efficiency for high power inverters
Soft switching: Better efficiency for high power inverters
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In power electronics, the industry saw advances mostly in the area of semiconductor technology throughout the past decade. Now the university of Konstanz (Germany) has shown that also circuit topology…
60V 8-Switch Matrix LED Dimmer
60V 8-Switch Matrix LED Dimmer
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LEDs are being used in current luxury model automotive headlights. Future automotive headlight designs include more powerful LEDs, more LEDs, and highly animated and multifunctional LED strings. These "matrix" LED…
60V 8-Switch Matrix LED Dimmer
60V 8-Switch Matrix LED Dimmer
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LEDs are being used in current luxury model automotive headlights. Future automotive headlight designs include more powerful LEDs, more LEDs, and highly animated and multifunctional LED strings. These "matrix" LED…
Quantum-computing researchers stabilise superposition states 1000-fold
Quantum-computing researchers stabilise superposition states 1000-fold
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In a step towards the goal of quantum computing, a group of researchers at MIT have devised a feedback technique to stabilise quantum bit (qubits) and extend the time over…
Keysight uses wireless test set to demo Gigabit LTE-A download speeds
Keysight uses wireless test set to demo Gigabit LTE-A download speeds
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Keysight Technologies has used its UXM communications test set and Qualcomm's Snapdragon X16 LTE modem, to provide a preview – what the company terms a glimmer – of the possible…
High-tech street map helps robot bus find its way
High-tech street map helps robot bus find its way
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In the Dutch province of Gelderland, an autonomous shuttle bus travels around on public roads. Therefore the electric mini bus, dubbed WEpod, needs to be able to navigate at particular…
Wild mushroom fibers improve lithium-ion batteries
Wild mushroom fibers improve lithium-ion batteries
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Researchers at Purdue University (West Lafayette, IN) have created electrodes for lithium-ion batteries from a type of wild mushroom that when modified with nanoparticles have been shown to outperform conventional…
V2X is for drones, bikers too, says NXP CTO
V2X is for drones, bikers too, says NXP CTO
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Vehicle-to-X technology, developed as a means for cars to signal road hazards, could soon prove that it suits for a broader range of applications. At a panel discussion, NXP CTO…
IBM neurocomputer detailed
IBM neurocomputer detailed
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IBM unveiled details about the state of development and its future plans for TrueNorth—its neuromorphic mixed-signal chips based on the human brain.
Heat transfer can be 100x stronger than predicted, says study
Heat transfer can be 100x stronger than predicted, says study
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An academic team has built a nanoscale MEMS device that transfers heat radiatively at 100 times the theoretical level and that could impact electricity generation.
Nanocrystal inks enable printed electronic devices
Nanocrystal inks enable printed electronic devices
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Researchers from the University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, PA) have developed a library of four nanocrystal inks whose properties they can tune to print functional transistor patterns.
Inkjet printable transistors: the new stack of additive manufacturing
Inkjet printable transistors: the new stack of additive manufacturing
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Researchers from the University of Pennsylvania have developed a library of four nanocrystal inks whose properties they can tune to print functional transistor patterns.
Low temperature inkjet printable transistors can be stacked
Low temperature inkjet printable transistors can be stacked
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Researchers from the University of Pennsylvania have developed a library of four nanocrystal inks whose properties they can tune to print functional transistor patterns.
V2X is not only for cars, NXP CTO suggests
V2X is not only for cars, NXP CTO suggests
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Vehicle-to-X technology, developed as a means for cars to signal road hazards, could soon prove that it suits for a broader range of applications. At a panel discussion, NXP CTO…


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