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European project for next generation MIMO multi-antenna 6G technologies
European project for next generation MIMO multi-antenna 6G technologies
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The Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M) in Spain is coordinating a major project into ultra-MIMO antenna technologies for 6G.
“SuperLimbs” for moonwalkers
“SuperLimbs” for moonwalkers
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A new MIT system could help astronauts conserve energy and extend missions on the lunar surface From the MIT website:…
World’s smallest quantum light sensor on a silicon chip
World’s smallest quantum light sensor on a silicon chip
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Researchers at the University of Bristol have developed the world’s smallest room temperature quantum light sensor onto a silicon chip.
Pilot line boost for roll-to-roll printed sensors
Pilot line boost for roll-to-roll printed sensors
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VTT in Finland has launched a pilot line for high volume production of printed electronics, including wearable sensors. The Printocent…

Phlux aims for 10Gbit/s optical links in space
Phlux aims for 10Gbit/s optical links in space
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Phlux Technology is working with Airbus Defence and Space and the University of Sheffield on satellite terminals with free space optical communications (FSOC). The €500,000 project for the European Space Agency…
Remote research platform uses human neurons for biocomputing
Remote research platform uses human neurons for biocomputing
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Platform provides around-the-clock access to 16 human brain organoids aimed at developing the world’s first living processor for biocomputing.
Metalens expands its reach from light to sound
Metalens expands its reach from light to sound
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Researchers at Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH) have achieved a breakthrough in surpassing the limitations of traditional acoustic metalenses. They have successfully developed the first wide field-of-hearing metalens…
X-FAB enhances 180nm automotive high-voltage CMOS platform
X-FAB enhances 180nm automotive high-voltage CMOS platform
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X-FAB Silicon Foundries SE has updated its XP018 high-voltage CMOS semiconductor fabrication platform with new 40-V and 60-V high-voltage primitive devices, which feature an extended SOA for improved operational robustness.
Snail-inspired robot can climb walls
Snail-inspired robot can climb walls
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A robot, designed to mimic the motion of a snail, has been developed by researchers at the University of Bristol Adding to the increasing innovative new ways robots can…
AI boosts RIS intelligent surfaces for indoor positioning
AI boosts RIS intelligent surfaces for indoor positioning
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Researchers in the UK have developed a machine learning AI technique to boost indoor positioning systems. Engineers from University of Glasgow and Australia have used reconfigurable intelligent surfaces (RIS)…
Modelling the impact of climate change on power grids
Modelling the impact of climate change on power grids
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The DAFNI project in the UK has approved three projects for its energy sandpit programme to model the impact of climate change on power grids. The three DAFNI projects cover…
Q-Pixel shows 6800 PPI colour microLED display
Q-Pixel shows 6800 PPI colour microLED display
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Q-Pixel is showing an active-matrix colour display with 6800 pixels per inch (PPI) that it says is the world’s highest resolution. Q-Pixel has fabricated the display entirely using microLED pixels…
TSMC plans automotive chiplet process for 2025
TSMC plans automotive chiplet process for 2025
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TSMC is planning automotive qualified versions of its 3D fabric chiplet technology by the end of 2025. The InFO-oS fanout technology will support multiple SoC devices on a substrate, with…
Eco-friendly and affordable battery for low-income countries
Eco-friendly and affordable battery for low-income countries
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A battery made from zinc and lignin that can be used over 8000 times. This has been developed by researchers at Linköping University with a vision to provide a…
3D-printable high-temperature superalloy
3D-printable high-temperature superalloy
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Immersive engineering with new spatial content
Immersive engineering with new spatial content
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Sony and Siemens to enable Immersive Engineering with new spatial content creation system designed with and for Siemens Xcelerator Siemens and Sony Corporation are partnering to introduce a new solution…
Ultra-low power AI for implantable medical devices
Ultra-low power AI for implantable medical devices
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TTP in Cambridge has developed a low power AI system for implantable medical devices. The AI framework developed by TTP is capable of classifying real-time ECG data and screening it…
Robot inspired by snails easily scales walls 
Robot inspired by snails easily scales walls 
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A sliding suction mechanism enables the robot to slide on water, a substitute of a snail’s mucus which also acts as an adhesive. …
Top ten shakeup in Green500 for power efficient supercomputers
Top ten shakeup in Green500 for power efficient supercomputers
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The top three most power efficient supercomputers in the world are all in Europe for the first time. The top spot on the GREEN500 was claimed by JEDI – JUPITER…
Frontgrade Gaisler to design RISC-V processor for space
Frontgrade Gaisler to design RISC-V processor for space
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RISC-V processor design to focus on deterministic operation and minimal latency for integration into radiation-hardened MCUs and SoC-FPGAs.
Low-power DPD for 5G uses neural networks to address non-linearty
Low-power DPD for 5G uses neural networks to address non-linearty
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Novel DPD architecture for RF-PAs uses machine learning based on neural networks to correct for non-linearity and address the emerging 5G needs.
This robot can tell when you’re about to smile
This robot can tell when you’re about to smile
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Emo can predict a human smile 839 milliseconds before it happens and smile back Right now, in most humanoid robots, there’s a noticeable delay before they can smile back at…
Scientists Modify Common Lab Refrigerator to Cool Faster With Less Energy
Scientists Modify Common Lab Refrigerator to Cool Faster With Less Energy
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Enhanced fridge will benefit quantum computing, astronomy, superconductors and other applications   Scientists have dramatically reduced the time and energy required to chill materials to temperatures near absolute zero. Their…
Soft electrodes for smart contact lenses
Soft electrodes for smart contact lenses
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Researchers in Japan have developed a multi-electrode system built on top of commercial soft contact lenses for detecting eye diseases. The proposed smart contact lens can measure electrical potentials from…
Infleqtion, Qinetiq demonstrate unjammable quantum navigation
Infleqtion, Qinetiq demonstrate unjammable quantum navigation
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The UK has hosted commercial flight trials of quantum-based navigation system technologies that can resist being jammed or spoofed. Infleqtion, a US quantum technology firm with a UK subsidiary, in…
Technical conference supports chiplet paradigm
Technical conference supports chiplet paradigm
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One of the highlights of the upcoming IEEE Electronic Components and Technology Conference (ECTC) will be a complete computer the size of a grain of salt. At the conference…
HPE delivers second exascale supercomputer, built for AI
HPE delivers second exascale supercomputer, built for AI
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Based on an HPE Cray EX supercomputer, Aurora exceeds an exaflop and is the second-fastest system in the world.
Solar storm hits GNSS systems
Solar storm hits GNSS systems
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Tractor maker John Deere sent out warnings over the weekend about the impact of the solar storm on its satellite positioning tech. The severe G5 solar storm that created the…


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