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Correlation: An overlooked oscilloscope measurement
Correlation: An overlooked oscilloscope measurement
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Arthur Pini considers an often an overlooked oscilloscope measurement - Correlation.
Quantum thermometer pushes the limits
Quantum thermometer pushes the limits
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Researchers from the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona and the University of Nottingham claim to have fixed the limits of thermometry…
StreetView goes indoors
StreetView goes indoors
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At the IVRPA 360° Virtual Reality Panoramic Photography & Video Conference held in Prague last week, Scottish company NCTech and…
StreetView gets indoors
StreetView gets indoors
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At the IVRPA 360° Virtual Reality Panoramic Photography & Video Conference held in Prague last week, Scottish company NCTech and…

Using Wi-Fi to power IoT
Using Wi-Fi to power IoT
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An article in the MIT Technology Review presents a power-over-Wi-Fi system that uses existing Wi-Fi chipsets in wireless routers to deliver far-field wireless power to various sensors as well as…
Black silicon treatment achieves record PV energy performance
Black silicon treatment achieves record PV energy performance
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Researchers at the Department of Electronic Engineering of the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC) have achieved a record efficiency of 22% by creating silicon solar cells that incorporate a surface…
Motion engine beats gestures
Motion engine beats gestures
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As the Austin-based startup Quantum Interface (Qi) unveiled its first predictive navigation software and technology, EEtimes Europe caught up with the company's founder and CTO Jonathan Josephson to know more…
Hacking self-driving cars easy but preventable, say firms
Hacking self-driving cars easy but preventable, say firms
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New self-driving technology in driverless cars could end up leaving such vehicles vulnerable to hackers, according to cyber security firm Mission Secure Inc. (MSi) and autonomous robotics platform developer Perrone…
Startup claims ‘motion engine’ beats gestures
Startup claims ‘motion engine’ beats gestures
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As the Austin-based startup Quantum Interface (Qi) unveiled its first predictive navigation software and technology, EEtimes Europe caught up with the company's founder and CTO Jonathan Josephson to know more…
Disposable battery life extender enables batteries last 8x longer
Disposable battery life extender enables batteries last 8x longer
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A reusable sleeve that slips over new or most 'used' batteries and can help them last up to 8x longer has been introduced by the California-based Batteroo Corporation.
Deep UV LEDs achieve record power density performance
Deep UV LEDs achieve record power density performance
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RayVio Corporation claims to have demonstrated record performance of deep UV LEDs with a single chip device capable of delivering 45 mW continuous power in the deep UV wavelengths from…
3-D printed aircraft parts will save weight, fuel says study
3-D printed aircraft parts will save weight, fuel says study
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A case study completed by researchers at Northwestern University (Evanston, Illinois) finds that using 3-D printing to manufacture the metal parts of aircraft could offer significant savings in fuel, materials…
An Efficient and Safe Approach to Radar Signal Capturing and Processing
An Efficient and Safe Approach to Radar Signal Capturing and Processing
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On the way to autonomous driving advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) based on vision, LIDAR and radar have to gradually supersede the driver’s visual sense. To achieve this challenging goal…
An efficient and safe approach of radar signal capturing and processing
An efficient and safe approach of radar signal capturing and processing
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On the way to autonomous driving advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) based on vision, LIDAR and radar have to gradually supersede the driver’s visual sense. To achieve this challenging goal…
An Efficient and Safe Approach of Radar Signal Capturing and Processing
An Efficient and Safe Approach of Radar Signal Capturing and Processing
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On the way to autonomous driving advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) based on vision, LIDAR and radar have to gradually supersede the driver’s visual sense. To achieve this challenging goal…
Chasing the super cell
Chasing the super cell
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An extremely efficient thin-film solar cell is the goal of the European research project Sharc25. The 25 in the acronym illustrates the yardstick: 25 percent efficiency.The project is intended to…
Europeans help NASA make ultra-precise measurements of Earth’s magnetosphere
Europeans help NASA make ultra-precise measurements of Earth’s magnetosphere
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NASA’s 'Magnetospheric Multiscale' satellite-based mission launched in March 2015 is using a European-developed digital flux-gate magnetometer (DFG) to carry out ultra-precise measurements of the Earth’s magnetosphere.  The device is able…
‘Electronic tattoos’ – Are QLEDs the ultimate wearable devices?
‘Electronic tattoos’ – Are QLEDs the ultimate wearable devices?
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Researchers from the Institute for Basic Science (IBS) and Seoul National University have developed an ultra-thin wearable quantum dot light emitting diodes (QLEDs) which can be applied to human skin…
Plugging pinholes extends perovskite solar cell lifetimes
Plugging pinholes extends perovskite solar cell lifetimes
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Researchers at the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University (OIST) claim to have eliminated pinhole problems in the top layer of next-generation perovskite solar cells that are in…
Full-color OLEDs with photoresist technology enables submicron patterning
Full-color OLEDs with photoresist technology enables submicron patterning
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Fujifilm Corporation and Belgium-based nano-electronics research institute, imec, have demonstrated full-color OLED using their jointly-developed photoresist technology for organic semiconductors, a technology that enables submicron patterning.
Quantum LEDs stick to the skin
Quantum LEDs stick to the skin
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Researchers from the Institute for Basic Science (IBS) and Seoul National University have developed an ultra-thin wearable quantum dot light emitting diodes (QLEDs) which can be applied to human skin…
AMD unveils Carrizo power details
AMD unveils Carrizo power details
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Advanced Micro Devices filled in details about its latest x86 processor, Carrizo, highlighting the chip’s single, scalable architecture and video processing capabilities for notebooks.
Synthesis engine boasts 10X RTL design productivity
Synthesis engine boasts 10X RTL design productivity
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The Cadence Genus Synthesis Solution is the EDA company's next-generation register-transfer level (RTL) synthesis and physical synthesis engine, incorporating a multi-level massively parallel architecture that is claimed to deliver up…
imec and Fujifilm figure out submicron patterning for full-color OLEDs
imec and Fujifilm figure out submicron patterning for full-color OLEDs
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Fujifilm Corporation and Belgium-based nano-electronics research institute, imec, have demonstrated full-color OLED using their jointly-developed photoresist technology for organic semiconductors, a technology that enables submicron patterning.
Quantum dot LEDs target wearable devices, can form a tattoo
Quantum dot LEDs target wearable devices, can form a tattoo
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Researchers from the Institute for Basic Science (IBS) and Seoul National University have developed ultra-thin wearable quantum dot light emitting diodes (QLEDs) that can be implemented as an electronics tattoo…
BMW showcases intelligent parking search
BMW showcases intelligent parking search
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Urbanite car drivers are familiar with the problem: A significant percentage of their travel time (and of their gasoline) is wasted on the search for a vacant parking space. BMW…
Aerogel-based electromagnetic absorber a cheap alternative to graphene
Aerogel-based electromagnetic absorber a cheap alternative to graphene
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Materials such as graphene aerogels are gaining traction as more desirable alternatives to EMI shielding because they act as electromagnetic absorbers, rather than the traditional approach using sheets of metal…
New ‘designer carbon’ to boost batteries and supercapacitors?
New ‘designer carbon’ to boost batteries and supercapacitors?
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Researchers at Stanford University have created a carbon material that boosts the performance of lithium-sulfur batteries and supercapacitors.


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