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Turning a smartphone into a microscope that can image and size DNA molecules
Turning a smartphone into a microscope that can image and size DNA molecules
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Researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) have recently developed a device that can turn any smartphone into…
UltraHaptics to enable tactile interfaces in the air
UltraHaptics to enable tactile interfaces in the air
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Founded in 2013, Bristol-based startup Ultrahaptics relies on a compact array of ultrasound transducers to send inaudible sound waves through…
Turning a smartphone into a microscope
Turning a smartphone into a microscope
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Researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) have recently developed a device that can turn any smartphone into…
UltraHaptics promises tactile interfaces in mid-air
UltraHaptics promises tactile interfaces in mid-air
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Founded in 2013, Bristol-based startup Ultrahaptics relies on a compact array of ultrasound transducers to send inaudible sound waves through…

Intuitive innovation in wireless power transfer, Part 1
Intuitive innovation in wireless power transfer, Part 1
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Sanjaya Maniktala looks at how intuitive innovation can have an impact on the wireless power transfer  market.
Six Android apps for analog engineers
Six Android apps for analog engineers
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Paul Pickering, an engineer with 35 years' experience of engineering discusses six applications for Android based equipment that could make an analog engineer's life easier, or more fun.
Radar development kit runs out the box
Radar development kit runs out the box
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Sivers IMA has launched a Radar Development Kit (RDK) — an easy-to-use platform for those who need to measure distance or speed of an object.
Smartphone plug-in microscope can image and size DNA molecules
Smartphone plug-in microscope can image and size DNA molecules
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Researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) have recently developed a device that can turn any smartphone into a DNA-scanning fluorescent microscope. The implications for medical diagnostics are…
Quantum computing now has an OS
Quantum computing now has an OS
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Cambridge Quantum Computing (“CQCL”; Cambridge, UK) has announced that it has developed an operating system for Quantum Computers.
Procedures for simplifying the calibration of RF power sensors
Procedures for simplifying the calibration of RF power sensors
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TEGAM, Inc., a leading supplier of innovative RF power sensor calibrations systems, in conjunction with Fluke Calibration, has produced a number of procedures for the calibration of RF power sensors…
Perovskites: Can focusing on ‘dark’ flaws boost efficiencies?
Perovskites: Can focusing on ‘dark’ flaws boost efficiencies?
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University of Washington and University of Oxford researchers have demonstrated that perovskite materials, which were generally believed to be uniform in composition, actually contain flaws that can be engineered to…
Calibrations system procedures simplify calibrating RF power sensors
Calibrations system procedures simplify calibrating RF power sensors
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TEGAM, Inc., a leading supplier of innovative RF power sensor calibrations systems, in conjunction with Fluke Calibration, has produced a number of procedures for the calibration of RF power sensors…
Focusing on Perovskite’s ‘dark’ flaws to boost efficiency
Focusing on Perovskite’s ‘dark’ flaws to boost efficiency
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University of Washington and University of Oxford researchers have demonstrated that perovskite materials, which were generally believed to be uniform in composition, actually contain flaws that can be engineered to…
Full visible spectrum LED lamps add wireless control
Full visible spectrum LED lamps add wireless control
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Soraa is incorporating the option of wireless control into the company's award-winning product line, starting with the PAR30L (long neck) LED lamp.
Single-die LED is first to deliver more than 100 000-candelas
Single-die LED is first to deliver more than 100 000-candelas
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Cree, Inc. has introduced the XLamp XP-L High Intensity LED which claims to be the first single-die LED to deliver more than 100 000 candelas with a 50-mm diameter optic…
Feeling augmented
Feeling augmented
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The Versatile Extra-Sensory Transducer (VEST) under development at Rice University and Baylor College of Medicine represents a new form of wearable haptics, one that could find many applications beyond its…
McLaren brings simulation technology to mainstream automotive design
McLaren brings simulation technology to mainstream automotive design
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McLaren Applied Technologies (M.A.T.) and MTS Systems Corporation (MTS) have announced a technical agreement to bring simulators and associated technology to the global automotive market.
Simulation technology for mainstream automotive design, from McLaren
Simulation technology for mainstream automotive design, from McLaren
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McLaren Applied Technologies (M.A.T.) and MTS Systems Corporation (MTS) have announced a technical agreement to bring simulators and associated technology to the global automotive market.
Wearable haptics — feeling augmented
Wearable haptics — feeling augmented
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The Versatile Extra-Sensory Transducer (VEST) under development at Rice University and Baylor College of Medicine represents a new form of wearable haptics, one that could find many applications beyond its…
World’s smallest ALS focuses on next generation wearables
World’s smallest ALS focuses on next generation wearables
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ams AG has launched what the company claims is the world's smallest ambient light sensor for next generation thinner wearable products.
How do lithium-ion batteries explode in real-time?
How do lithium-ion batteries explode in real-time?
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Researchers from University College London (UCL), ESRF The European Synchrotron, Imperial College London and the UK's National Physical Laboratory, have shown, using 3D imaging techniques, for the first time what…
Exploding lithium-ion batteries: a real-time analysis
Exploding lithium-ion batteries: a real-time analysis
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Researchers from University College London (UCL), ESRF The European Synchrotron, Imperial College London and the UK's National Physical Laboratory, have shown, using 3D imaging techniques, for the first time what…
Five benefits of early EMC testing
Five benefits of early EMC testing
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You have built a great product that meets market demands. You are confident that it radiates little energy and is not susceptible to outside interference, yet when you reach final…
MEMS based lighting control optimises road illumination
MEMS based lighting control optimises road illumination
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On the basis of its laser spot high-beam headlight, Audi is developing a system that automatically adjusts the illumination by the speed of the vehicle. The new technology utilises only…
Verizon leads the way with software defined networking strategy
Verizon leads the way with software defined networking strategy
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Verizon, working closely with a number of its key technology partners — Alcatel-Lucent, Cisco, Ericsson, Juniper Networks and Nokia Networks — has announced that it is transforming its network by…
Chinese researchers highlight promising technology for 5G
Chinese researchers highlight promising technology for 5G
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Will 5G be on track to roll by 2020? It will probably be close but the research so far is promising and indicates that technology will be up to the…
Canatu makes sensor film more see-through
Canatu makes sensor film more see-through
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Canatu Oy (Helsinki, Finland), a manufacturer of next generation transparent conductive films and touch sensors, has developed transparent conductive films based on its carbon nanobud (CNB) technology.
UWB-radar technology senses presence, respiration – in the next room
UWB-radar technology senses presence, respiration – in the next room
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Norwegian company Novelda has created a sensing technology based on low-power impulse radio techniques which, in its first product releases, it is using to build detection modules for medical, health…


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