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Can chewing power wearable devices?
Can chewing power wearable devices?
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Researchers, from Sonomax-ÉTS Industrial Research Chair in In-ear Technologies (CRITIAS) at École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS) in Montreal, Canada, have…
Testing Times for Network Engineers
Testing Times for Network Engineers
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Continuous improvement in mobile Access technologies facilitates an ever growing demand for instant media such as streamed video, social media…
Mars Probe Looks for Atmosphere ‘Lost in Space’
Mars Probe Looks for Atmosphere ‘Lost in Space’
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NASA's latest Martian probe is fast approaching the Red Planet to begin exploring for the first time its upper atmosphere,…
Can plant-based batteries be a viable option?
Can plant-based batteries be a viable option?
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Researchers at Oak Ridge National Labratory (ORNL) and the University of Tennessee are improve plant-based battery technolgoy by studying the…

Sensor Hubs Aided by IEEE-2700-2014 Datasheets
Sensor Hubs Aided by IEEE-2700-2014 Datasheets
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The first IEEE microelectromechanical system (MEMS) standard -- recently approved by the IEEE Standards Association (IEEE-SA) -- should be a welcome sight to sensor and system designers swimming in a…
7nm EUV could ease 10nm squeeze, says ASML
7nm EUV could ease 10nm squeeze, says ASML
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Stepper-maker ASML now concedes what most of its customers have been quietly saying for a while: Companies will make 10 nm chips mainly using traditional immersion lithography, not its long-delayed…
Elastomeric camouflage switches texture and colour
Elastomeric camouflage switches texture and colour
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Finding their inspiration from nature's most skillful camouflage artists such as octopuses, squids, and cuttlefishes, MIT researchers have found a way to design a flexible material that can change both…
Structural electronics – the next big thing in smart cars?
Structural electronics – the next big thing in smart cars?
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Electronic circuits embedded in vehicles, aircraft and more have the potential to be a $60 billion market by 2025, says technology market research company IDTechEx. And when they say embedded,…
Europeans flex skills to commercialize OLED and OPV devices
Europeans flex skills to commercialize OLED and OPV devices
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A pan-European collaborative project ‘Flexibilis’ is aiming to provide the expertise to both develop and test advances in large area OLED and OPV devices at pilot production scale.
Terminal demonstrates in-flight network switching across commercial Ku- and Ka-band satellite networks
Terminal demonstrates in-flight network switching across commercial Ku- and Ka-band satellite networks
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In-flight network switching between commercial Ku- and Ka-band satellites has been successfully demonstrated by ViaSat, using its innovative dual-band terminal and a new radome.
Data analytics platform targets wearable healthcare
Data analytics platform targets wearable healthcare
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Vivametrica has introduced a first-of-its-kind wearable analytics platform for consumers, enterprises and healthcare providers based on years of clinical research linking activity and health risks, authored by its executive management…
Answering the call for high performance, high data throughput in automotive applications
Answering the call for high performance, high data throughput in automotive applications
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Performance and speed are paramount addressing the instant-on and interactive graphical user interface (GUI) requirements of automotive applications like instrument clusters, infotainment and Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS). Embedded designers…
Automotive sensor interface helps BMW manage battery performance
Automotive sensor interface helps BMW manage battery performance
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An ams AS8510 integrated automotive sensor interface is being used to provide accurate battery voltage and current measurements in BMW's 'i3' series electric vehicles (EVs).
Water-based nuclear battery generates electrical energy
Water-based nuclear battery generates electrical energy
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Researchers at the University of Missouri have created a long-lasting and more efficient nuclear battery for the first time using a water-based solution.
Lemoptix pico-projector excels
Lemoptix pico-projector excels
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The microelectromechanical system (MEMS) market for pico-projectors is heating up with the entry of Lemoptix SA.
Can a large-area flexible OLED have reliable contacts?
Can a large-area flexible OLED have reliable contacts?
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Addressing the need that organic electronics require flexible electrical contacts Fraunhofer FEP has implemented an additional printing process of metal contacts for the reliable contacting of large-area flexible OLED on…
Paralleled transistors and regulators eliminate need for heat sinks
Paralleled transistors and regulators eliminate need for heat sinks
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Petre Petrov explains how paralleled transistors and regulators can be used to eliminate need for heat sinks.
Android One debuts in India, ignites next 5 billion battle
Android One debuts in India, ignites next 5 billion battle
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Google’s rollout Monday (Sept. 15) of Android One-branded, low-cost “high-quality” smartphone in India has suddenly thrust that nation into the middle of the battle for emerging markets among budget smartphone…
Topological materials add a twist to conventional electronics
Topological materials add a twist to conventional electronics
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Physicists at the University of Manchester and MIT have discovered that when a sheet of graphene is placed atop another 2D material, electrons move sideways, perpendicular to the electric field.
Time to switch to free wireless protocol, says Arveni
Time to switch to free wireless protocol, says Arveni
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Founded in 2007 as an engineering company developing micro energy harvesting solutions for building automation, French startup Arveni claims several patents on the assembly of very efficient piezoelectric-based battery-less switches.
Nanomaterial energy storage mechanism points to better batteries
Nanomaterial energy storage mechanism points to better batteries
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A team of Stanford University materials scientists and engineers has provided a new insight into the storage mechanism of nanomaterials that could lead to the development of improved batteries and…
Heat sink technology supports high wattage LED output
Heat sink technology supports high wattage LED output
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Black Tank, an LED fixture and design technology company based in Haverhill, Massachusetts, USA has been issued a US Patent (No. 8,767,398) relating to an efficient heat sink technology developed…
Analog online resistance monitoring of resistive power loads – Part 2
Analog online resistance monitoring of resistive power loads – Part 2
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Carlos Marques discusses cases and examples relating to the analog online resistance monitoring of resistive power loads.
Measuring makes thermal conditioning redundant
Measuring makes thermal conditioning redundant
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Tool machines used for the production of large parts tend to lose accuracy through temperature variations. Even minor temperature differences of a few degrees can cause deformation of machine and…
OLED panel smashes luminous efficacy and lifetime records
OLED panel smashes luminous efficacy and lifetime records
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Korea’s largest chemical company, LG Chem, has developed an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) panel which claims to have the world’s best luminous efficacy as well as the longest lifespan.
Moore’s law has no end in sight
Moore’s law has no end in sight
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Gallium arsenide (GaAs) will soon outpace silicon (Si) as a higher-performance choice for implementing integrated circuits, according to POET Technologies Inc. of Storrs-Mansfield, Conn.
Are more energy-efficient transistors a step closer?
Are more energy-efficient transistors a step closer?
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Physicists at the University of Manchester and MIT have discovered that when a sheet of graphene is placed atop another 2D material, electrons move sideways, perpendicular to the electric field.
Canadian startup mutualizes iBeacon deployment costs
Canadian startup mutualizes iBeacon deployment costs
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Bluetooth Smart-enabled applications crop up everyday, from personalized remote sensors to proximity detection for home automation, to in-shop consumer notifications.


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