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Europe kicks off GSA-based autonomous driving project
Europe kicks off GSA-based autonomous driving project
Technology News |
The European Agency for the global navigation satellite systems (GSA) has kicked-off ESCAPE, a three-year and €5.4million project to exploit…
Thin and flexible energy harvesting could be cheap
Thin and flexible energy harvesting could be cheap
Technology News |
In a Nano Energy paper titled "Flexible and biocompatible polypropylene ferroelectret nanogenerator (FENG): On the path toward wearable devices powered…
NXP’s MiGLO; tech to build ‘smartest consumer wireless earbuds’
NXP’s MiGLO; tech to build ‘smartest consumer wireless earbuds’
Market news |
NXP Semiconductors (in the process of being acquired by Qualcomm) has disclosed the brand identity MiGLO for its platform that…
Qualcomm and Meizu sign 3G/4G global patent agreement
Qualcomm and Meizu sign 3G/4G global patent agreement
Business news |
Qualcomm Incorporated and Meizu Technology Co., Ltd., say they have reached a patent license agreement whereby Qualcomm grants Meizu a…

Apple, Nokia kick in patent fight again
Apple, Nokia kick in patent fight again
Business news |
Nokia Oy (Espoo, Finland), a former mobile phone market leader, has filed complaints in 11 countries in Asia, Europe and North America, claiming that Apple (Cupertino, CA) products infringe on…
EU sets aside 700-MHz band for 5G
EU sets aside 700-MHz band for 5G
Technology News |
The European Union has agreed on the coordinated use of the 700nMHz band (694 MHz to 790 MHz) for 5G communications as of 2020.
GSA starts Galileo-based autonomous driving project
GSA starts Galileo-based autonomous driving project
Technology News |
The European Agency for the global navigation satellite systems (GSA) has kicked-off ESCAPE, a three-year and 5.4 M€ project to exploit the services offered by Galileo, the European satellite navigation…
LWIR sensor starup receives funding
LWIR sensor starup receives funding
Technology News |
Invis Technologies Corp., (San Jose, California), a startup founded at the end of 2013, has received a $225,000 Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) phase-1 award to support micro-fabrication of thermal…
Solar-powered wireless tag targets agriculture to smart cities
Solar-powered wireless tag targets agriculture to smart cities
Technology News |
Chip-scale photovoltaics developer Sol Chip Ltd., (Haifa, Israel) has introduced a solar-powered wireless tag that can be used to connect sensors to the Internet.
Thermal imaging startup gets funding for LWIR optics fabrication
Thermal imaging startup gets funding for LWIR optics fabrication
Technology News |
Invis Technologies Corp. (San Jose, CA), a startup founded at the end of 2013, has received a $225,000 Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) phase 1 award to support micro-fabrication of…
Reflective displays startup achieves primary colors
Reflective displays startup achieves primary colors
Technology News |
Bodle Technologies Ltd. (Begbroke, England), a spin out from Oxford University developing a non-volatile display based on thin films of phase-change material, claims it has achieved a key milestone in…
Phase-change display startup achieves primary colors
Phase-change display startup achieves primary colors
Technology News |
Bodle Technologies Ltd. (Begbroke, England), a spin out from Oxford University developing a non-volatile display based on thin films of phase-change material, claims it has achieved a key milestone in…
Startup gets funded for LWIR sensor fabrication
Startup gets funded for LWIR sensor fabrication
Technology News |
Invis Technologies Corp. (San Jose, Calif.), a startup founded at the end of 2013, has received a $225,000 Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) phase 1 award to support micro-fabrication of…
Solar-powered wireless tag works in the fields
Solar-powered wireless tag works in the fields
Technology News |
Chip-scale photovoltaics developer Sol Chip Ltd. (Haifa, Israel) has introduced a solar-powered wireless tag that can be used to connect sensors to the Internet.
Quantum dot monitors get curves
Quantum dot monitors get curves
New Products |
Samsung Electronics announced it will unveil a new curved monitors based on its Quantum Dot technology at CES 2017, more specifically aimed at gamers. The CH711 Quantum Dot curved monitor…
Top 10 power stories of 2016
Top 10 power stories of 2016
Feature articles |
This year has seen a number of challenges for the power industry, from battery management and transportation to new standards for the smart grid and mass storage systems. At the…
Top power stories in 2016
Top power stories in 2016
Feature articles |
This year has seen a number of challenges for the power industry, from battery management and transportation to new standards for the smart grid and mass storage systems. At the…
Soft robotic hand can feel surfaces like a human
Soft robotic hand can feel surfaces like a human
Technology News |
Being compliant, soft robotics offer promising solutions to emulate human limbs in prosthetic applications, where touch and force sensing ought to be combined with full prehension capabilities.
Light nerves to equip soft robots
Light nerves to equip soft robots
Technology News |
Being compliant, soft robotics offer promising solutions to emulate human limbs in prosthetic applications, where touch and force sensing ought to be combined with full prehension capabilities.
Top ten power technical articles of 2016
Top ten power technical articles of 2016
Feature articles |
This year has seen a wide range of technical articles on EETimes Europe Power.
Panasonic invests $256M in Tesla solar cell plant
Panasonic invests $256M in Tesla solar cell plant
Business news |
Panasonic (Kadoma, Osaka Prefecture, Japan) is to start production of photovoltaic cells for Tesla's (Palo Alto, CA) solar roof following an investment of over $256 million.
Thermal management with cloud-based simulation
Thermal management with cloud-based simulation
Technology News |
As soon as you start CPU intensive software solutions like Photoshop or MATLAB, a buzzing sound of the laptop follows. For the entire time using them, the CPU shows near…
Flexible display materials supplier secures funds to scale up production
Flexible display materials supplier secures funds to scale up production
Business news |
SmartKem Ltd. (St Asaph, Wales), the developer of the TruFlex organic semiconductor system suitable for the solution application in flexible displays, has raised an additional £3 million from its existing…
SMT threaded standoffs packaged for use on PC boards
SMT threaded standoffs packaged for use on PC boards
New Products |
Keystone Electronics has introduced a new series of threaded standoffs specifically designed and packaged for use on PC boards.
Thermal management and electronics cooling with cloud-based CAE
Thermal management and electronics cooling with cloud-based CAE
Technology News |
As soon as you start CPU intensive software solutions like Photoshop or MATLAB, a buzzing sound of the laptop follows. For the entire time using them, the CPU shows near…
SmartKem raises funds for organic semiconductor materials
SmartKem raises funds for organic semiconductor materials
Business news |
SmartKem Ltd. (St Asaph, Wales), the developer of the TruFlex organic semiconductor system suitable for the solution application in flexible displays, has raised an additional £3 million from its existing…
Panasonic to start PV production for Tesla in the US
Panasonic to start PV production for Tesla in the US
Business news |
Panasonic is to start production of photovoltaic cells for Tesla's solar roof following a $256bn investment.
Virtex UltraScale FPGA carrier packs on-board Power PC
Virtex UltraScale FPGA carrier packs on-board Power PC
New Products |
VadaTech's AMC596 is an FPGA module based on the Virtex UltraScale XCVU440 FPGA. This is the largest of the UltraScale FPGAs, here supported by 8GB of 64-bit wide DDR4 and…


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