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AI recognizes correct code, fixes programming errors
AI recognizes correct code, fixes programming errors
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Researchers from MIT's electrical engineering and computer science group leveraged machine-learning to comb through the history of repairs made to…
RS aims for greater own-label brand recognition with “RS Pro”
RS aims for greater own-label brand recognition with “RS Pro”
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Distributor RS Components, and Allied Electronics, (Allied), both identities of Electrocomponents are to make increased use of their “private label”…
Spice up your Pi for IoT development
Spice up your Pi for IoT development
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Developers seeking to enter the IoT market quickly discover that creating a nifty device is not enough. No matter how…
Russia’s Baikal reveals ARM processor roadmap
Russia’s Baikal reveals ARM processor roadmap
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Fabless chip company Baikal Electronics JSC (Moscow, Russia) has said it is designing a range of system chips (SoCs) to…

Low profile POL DC-DC converter delivers 40-A
Low profile POL DC-DC converter delivers 40-A
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TDK Corporation has introduced the iAH series of 40 A Point of Load non-isolated DC-DC converters.
Dynamic plasmonics enable chameleon-like camouflage
Dynamic plasmonics enable chameleon-like camouflage
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A team of Chinese researchers has designed tunable plasmonic-nanostructures that can manipulate light in real-time to match the colour setting of the surrounding environment.
Daimler taps spare part warehouse to store energy
Daimler taps spare part warehouse to store energy
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Stationary batteries are not really new – after all, Tesla, Nissan, Daimler and other carmakers are already selling used batteries from electric vehicles in a “second life” business model as…
Modular router connects railway passengers to Internet
Modular router connects railway passengers to Internet
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The NB3800 Railway Router is Netmodule’s latest product addressing passenger WiFi and infotainment applications. The mobile access is accomplished through multiple LTE modems as well as through IEEE 802.11ac WiFi…
NXP outlines autonomous vehicle advances
NXP outlines autonomous vehicle advances
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NXP Semiconductors has been working with Google on self-driving cars and has interesting progress to report. Speaking in the plenary session of the 63rd International Solid State Circuits Conference (ISSCC),…
Quantum computing near and disruptive, warns academic at Davos
Quantum computing near and disruptive, warns academic at Davos
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Within four years quantum computers will have the beating of conventional computers and that will produce a dramatic change in both the technology landscape and in business, according to Professor…
Fingerprint sensor market on 31% CAGR
Fingerprint sensor market on 31% CAGR
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Unit shipments of fingerprint sensors have grown from 316 million in 2014 to 499 million in 2015 and will continue to increase each year to peak at 1.6 billion in…
Smart socks help prevent diabetes complications
Smart socks help prevent diabetes complications
Scientists at Hebrew University (Jerusalem, Israel) have developed a machine-washable sock containing dozens of micro-fabricated pressure sensors that help prevent the development of foot ulcers and reduce health care costs…
Pairing intelligent socks with smartphones – preventing diabetic complications
Pairing intelligent socks with smartphones – preventing diabetic complications
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Scientists at the Hebrew University's BioDesign program have developed a machine-washable sock containing dozens of micro-fabricated pressure sensors that enable patients to prevent the development of foot ulcers and reduce…
Safety reflector for pedestrians gets connected to IoT
Safety reflector for pedestrians gets connected to IoT
VTT Technical Research Centre (Espoo, Finland) and safety reflector company Coreplast Laitila (Laitila, Finland) have collaborated to create a smart reflector that can be wirelessly controlled via a mobile phone…
The connected car that can keep a secret: a contradiction?
The connected car that can keep a secret: a contradiction?
Today, cars collect a huge amount of data – including personal information that allow conclusions on the driver’s private affairs. Long a discussion has begun about privacy in the connected…
Smart power outage LED bulb v2.0 is brighter, cheaper
Smart power outage LED bulb v2.0 is brighter, cheaper
An LED lightbulb that can operate normally even when there is a power outage is seeking crowdfunding support to fund its mass production plans.
How Augmented Reality will augment our life
How Augmented Reality will augment our life
During a live streaming conference held in Boston on January 28th, PTC's president and CEO Jim Heppelmann shared his vision of Augmented Reality for the Internet of Things, two hot…
Data Security demo on Microsemi’s SmartFusion2 FPGA
Data Security demo on Microsemi’s SmartFusion2 FPGA
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Distributor Avnet, working with Microsemi, has announced an update to its (Avnet’s) design software on the SmartFusion2 KickStart Development Kit to offer a data security demonstration. The kit, designed and…
Growing need for smarter test systems in 2016, says NI
Growing need for smarter test systems in 2016, says NI
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National Instruments (NI) has released its Automated Test Outlook for 2016 which, among other content, identifies key business and technology trends to help lower the cost of test.
Explore digital power with dev. kit from Würth Elektronik and Infineon
Explore digital power with dev. kit from Würth Elektronik and Infineon
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Würth Elektronik (Waldenburg, Germany) and Infineon are launching the jointly developed "XMC Digital Power Explorer" evaluation kit. This synchronous step-down converter can be assembled with two different control cards (XMC1300…
LEDs go everywhere
LEDs go everywhere
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Tony Armstrong of Linear Technology’considers the progress of the LED industry.
3D DF antenna covers 9 kHz to 40 GHz
3D DF antenna covers 9 kHz to 40 GHz
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Available in different versions the IsoLOG 3D 360° DF antenna form Aaronia covers a frequency range of 9 kHz to 40 GHz. The array consists of a total number from…
Improving pedestrian safety: Smart reflector combines sensors and LEDs
Improving pedestrian safety: Smart reflector combines sensors and LEDs
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VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland has collaborated with with the Coreplast Laitila company to create a smart reflector that can be wirelessly controlled via a mobile phone application. The…
Graphene cage for silicon anode boosts high-performance batteries
Graphene cage for silicon anode boosts high-performance batteries
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A research team from Stanford University and the US Department of Energy’s SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory have developed lithium-ion battery anode out of silicon which is encased in a custom-fit…
Does your car need to know everything about you?
Does your car need to know everything about you?
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Today, cars collect a huge amount of data – including personal information that allow conclusions on the driver’s private affairs. Long a discussion has begun about privacy in the connected…
Handheld troubleshooting tool speeds data center testing
Handheld troubleshooting tool speeds data center testing
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EXFO Inc. has introduced the MAX-720C QUAD as part of the company's C-Series OTDR/iOLM, which elevates the expected testing performances in fault finding of data center and enterprise networks.
Power outage LED lightbulb prepares to enter mass production
Power outage LED lightbulb prepares to enter mass production
Business news |
A LED lightbulb that can operate normally even when there is a power outage is seeking crowdfunding support to fund its mass production plans.
AR browser unveils real world objects’ digital life
AR browser unveils real world objects’ digital life
Technology News |
During a live streaming conference held in Boston yesterday (January 28th), PTC's president and CEO Jim Heppelmann shared his vision of Augmented Reality for the Internet of Things, two hot…


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