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Siemens Acquires UK-Based UltraSoC to Help Designers With Product Lifecycle Management

The acquisition will expand UltraSoC's Xcelerator portfolio and create data-driven product lifecycle management solutions for system-on-chip products (SoC).

one day ago by Luke James

Adapting Wearables to the Monitoring Needs of COVID-19 Patients

With engineering teams focusing on protective devices and treatments for the novel coronavirus, we have seen fewer ways to detect the virus.

2 days ago by Lianne Frith

Apple Announces It’s Official Switch to ARM-Based Silicon

Apple is now bringing ARM-based processor technology to its Mac products, and its first ARM-based Mac will be available later this year.

3 days ago by Luke James

Spin Gapless Semiconductor Research Addresses Limitations of Conventional Semiconductors

University of Wollongong (UOW) researchers have reviewed the advantages of a proposed, highly efficient spintronics technology: Dirac-type spin-gapless semiconductors.

4 days ago by Sam Holland

GCT Introduces Newest USB 3.0 Type A: Promising Higher Durability to Industry-Standard USB Type A Products

The GCT has introduced the newer addition of the USB1086 of the USB 3.0 Type A family with promising features such as extreme durability for high traffic applications.

5 days ago by Mohsin Naveed

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Miniature Molybdenum Disulfide and Iron Magnets Enable Spin + Charge Transistor Technology

The two-dimensional molybdenum disulfide material combines ferromagnetism and semiconductivity to help set the stage for future logic and memory devices based on spintronics.

6 days ago by Biljana Ognenova

Microchip 3100E SmartRAID Adapters: Ideal for Edge Computing and Graphical Applications

The SmartRAID 3100E adapter series are intended for high-performance Enter-price Servers, which requires maximum data availability and performance or HDD-centric data servers for increased performance through the cache.

one week ago by Asma Arooj

How the COVID-19 Pandemic Highlighted the Importance of Robotics in the UK

At UK Robotics Week 2020, the chair of the UK Robotics and Autonomous Systems (UK-RAS) Network commented on how the COVID-19 pandemic has illustrated how robotics can play a key role in managing future unexpected pandemics and events.

one week ago by Luke James

A Shift in the Industry: Electronics Manufacturers Consider “Boycotting” China

Calls to boycott China have been sounding out for some time. Now, with COVID-19 adding to the list of reasons to reconsider manufacturing there, the campaign is again rife on social media.

one week ago by Lianne Frith

Automating Quantum System Mapping for Increased Stability

Using robotics research, Australian scientists have automated the mapping of quantum systems to understand the character of hardware errors, which helps to stabilize the technology.

one week ago by Luke James

A Portable and Renewable Energy Source to Replace Automotive Battery Power

Portable electrical power is vital for many electronics, especially in the automotive industry, and the demand is growing further.

about 2 weeks ago by Lianne Frith

UK and Switzerland Lead the Way in European 5G According to International Report

Switzerland and the UK have been deemed two leading countries (third and sixth place respectively) in their integration of 5G. This is according to research company Omdia’s ‘5G Market Progress Assessment, End-2019’, which accounts for a total of 22 countries.

about 2 weeks ago by Sam Holland

Researchers Describe How They Managed to Develop Optical Chips in a Petri Dish

Researchers at Russia’s ITMO University have proposed this method as part of continued work into making electronic devices smaller and more compact.

2 weeks ago by Luke James

Comparing Current Sensing Techniques: Hall Effect, Shunt Resistors, and Magnetoresistance Effect Sensors

One of the sub-disciplines in electrical engineering is tests and measurements and for that reason, any EE should be interested in better understanding the way current flows through components in electrical circuits.

2 weeks ago by Abdulwaliy Oyekunle

How Difficult Is It to Design Electrical and Electronics Equipment for Space?

The minutiae required in the work of satellite and space electronics engineers is unlike that of their colleagues that design terrestrial systems —the challenge is to consider environment, power generation, safety, and reliability.

2 weeks ago by Biljana Ognenova

The Main Software Challenges Facing Self-Driving Vehicles

Despite the increased focus on autonomous vehicles, software issues present some of the most significant hurdles that automakers must face before full self-driving becomes a possibility.

2 weeks ago by Emmanuel Ikimi

Analog Devices LTM4657 Micro-Module Regulator with External Frequency Synchronisation

The LTM4657 product manufactured by Analog Devices is a step-down DC/DC micro-module regulator.

about 3 weeks ago by Abdulwaliy Oyekunle

The Main Hardware Challenges Facing Self-Driving Vehicles

Despite tremendous progress in autonomous vehicle production over the years, hardware challenges persist as one of the most legitimate concerns affecting the industry.

3 weeks ago by Emmanuel Ikimi

Should We Let AI Develop Curiosity Algorithms?

Artificial intelligence (AI) has been around for a while now, but it is evolving. Engineers have created a software with Darwinian theory, allowing programs to improve themselves without human input.

3 weeks ago by Lianne Frith

Recapping the SpaceX Launch, Its Original Postponement, and How It Succeeded

On 30/5/20, NASA astronauts Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken proudly docked the International Space Station (ISS).

3 weeks ago by Sam Holland

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