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The EU Has Pushed for a ‘Battery Passport’ to Support Its Green Energy Goals — But Is This Enough?

Policymakers require comprehensive, circular sustainability in devices’ battery life cycles. They must ensure that batteries are given a second (if not, a third) life. We discuss the EU’s potential answer to this, namely its Battery Passport, and ask how viable such a passport could be.

7 months ago by Biljana Ognenova

Will Micromobility Ever Become Fully Popularised in Europe’s Cities?

Micromobility is technically illegal on some of Europe’s streets, but its increasing public demand and eco-friendliness suggest that it should be pushed forward. We look at some of the many companies that are helping to bolster electric micro vehicle uptake, and ask: could it ever be considered as practical as driving a car?

7 months ago by Lianne Frith

Various Sensors and Their Applications for Smart Farming and Robotics

Smart farming is a form of agriculture that is informed by robotics and smart sensors, whose data acquisition capabilities enable them to feed crops with precisely what they need to ease the farmer’s job of cultivation. We look at the various sensor technologies required for modern, IoT-based agriculture.

about 8 months ago by Biljana Ognenova

COVID-19 is Driving Engineers to Further Develop Smart Technologies

As many continue to self isolate to combat COVID-19, we are seeing a continued drive for the need for advanced and remote systems that support our new way of life. Accordingly, engineers have been developing smart technologies to expedite the possibility of an autonomous and contactless world.

8 months ago by Lianne Frith

Combining 3D Printing, Robotics, and Other Innovation in Smart Building Construction

Additive manufacturing, already an innovative electrical design approach, is now crossing over to the field of construction—making it possible to manufacture 3D-printed buildings. Now, the next step for electrical engineers (EEs) is becoming clear: the development of embedded devices for the robotics-based construction of 3D-printed automated smart homes.

9 months ago by Kristijan Nelkovski

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IP-Core Start-Up AccelerComm Secures a Series A Fund of £5.8M for Its 5G Operations

In a round led by IQ Capital—alongside Bloc Ventures and the IP Group—UK-based semiconductor IP-Core (intellectual property-core) company AccelerComm has raised £5.8 million in Series A funding for its 5G research and development.

11 months ago by Luke James

An Overview of Neuromorphic Computing and Its Latest Advances

Realising brain-like synapses using artificial intelligence has, for several decades, been a dream of scientists all over the world. Although we don’t have human-level AI yet, humans have made significant strides in the design of innovative technologies for neuromorphic computing. This article delves into some of the most promising innovations in this field.

11 months ago by Emmanuel Ikimi

Advanced Preventive Maintenance of Pumps Using IIoT-Based Online Continuous Monitoring

Pumps are critical to countless industrial operations, and massive production losses can be prevented by their timely maintenance. On top of this, maintenance practices themselves have evolved over the years. We look at how, using the IIoT (industrial internet of things) for online continuous monitoring of pumps, preventive maintenance can altogether be enhanced.

about 12 months ago by Mohsin Naveed

All About Circuits’ Industry Tech Days 2020: Guide for Electronics Point Readers

Here’s what’s going on over at our sister site, All About Circuits, this week during its first ever virtual event, Industry Tech Days.

one year ago by Luke James

HiSilicon Showcases 2nd Generation of Its NB-IoT Platform

One year on from their first collaboration, HiSilicon and Nowi Energy B.V. have announced the second generation of their Energy Autonomous NB-IoT (narrowband internet of things) platform.

one year ago by Luke James

New Type of Organic LEDs Speed Up Data Transfer

Newcastle University researchers have proposed the use of a new type of cheap and environmentally-friendly organic LED for optical wireless communications and applications for the internet of things.

one year ago by Luke James

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.

one year ago by Lianne Frith

Machine Learning Company Insitro Raises $143 Million to Bridge Biology and AI

Insitro is a pharmaceutical company that follows a data-driven development approach towards drug development. The company uses machine learning and artificial intelligence-based approaches to derive more throughput in drug manufacturing.

one year ago by Akshay Kumar

The Development of a New Moldable Nanomaterial Could Bring Thinner and Cheaper VR and AR Devices

Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) are no longer exclusive to video gaming. Although the early development of these technologies focused on this industry, VR and AR are now used for a broad range of other applications and use cases such as education, virtual conferences, and fashion.

one year ago by Luke James

CTO Chris Rutherglen from Carbonics Inc. Discusses the Use of Carbon Nanotubes in Electronics

Carbon nanomaterials could bring a huge wave of innovation in the development of new generations of electronics. In this exclusive interview, Chris Rutherglen, CTO at Carbonics Inc, shares some of the recent advancements in this exciting field of research with Electronics Point.

one year ago by Ingrid Fadelli

IoT Device Vulnerabilities Are Increasing with No End in Sight

With demand for internet of things technology increasing exponentially, engineers are creating more and more devices on a monthly basis. But, as malware attacks continue to rise, it seems digital security teams can’t keep up with the vulnerabilities.

one year ago by Jake Pool

IoT Tech Expo Global Returns for Its Fifth Year and Adds A New Collaborated Event—5G Expo

The world’s foremost Internet of Things event which covers the entire IoT ecosystem is due to return on March 17 and 18 this year in London.

one year ago by Luke James

Mike Bergman, VP of Technology and Standards at CTA Shares the Highlights of CES 2020

At the beginning of January, the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) set the stage for a new year of innovation, with a variety of interesting panels, product demonstrations, and discussions.

one year ago by Ingrid Fadelli

Celebrating the UK’s Longest Autonomous Vehicle Journey

The vehicle, which is equipped with GPS, radar, LIDAR, and video cameras, made its journey from Bedfordshire to Sunderland.

one year ago by Luke James

4 Major Technological Trends for Industry 4.0

Industry 4.0 (aka the fourth industrial evolution) includes some of the most disruptive trends in the industrial sector since the adoption of computers, software, and automation in manufacturing (Industry 3.0).

one year ago by Emmanuel Ikimi

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