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Durable and Washable e-Textiles Developed for Use in Wireless Charging Electronics

Powercast Corporation and Liquid X have announced a partnership that will enable garment manufacturers to better integrate wireless power functionality and washable e-textiles.

one week ago by Sara McCaslin

Li-ion Computer Vision Solution Offers Significant Means to Improve Device Battery Life

Researchers led by the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory have developed a computer vision system that, unlike human eyesight, can closely identify lithium-ion battery (LIB) chemistry issues.

one week ago by Sam Holland

The UK Ministry of Defence Invests £2m in EOIR Sensor Technologies

The UK government has announced that the Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) has awarded contracts to various respected organisations. The contracts will fund short and long-term investigations aimed at improving electro-optic and infrared (EOIR) sensor technology for military use.

one week ago by Kelcie Moseley

Arm Announces Its Hardware and Software-Focused Devsummit Conference Is Going Virtual

In the wake of the lockdown, computing giant Arm has unveiled that DevSummit—the new name for its developer and designer-targeted, software and hardware-focused tech conference—will be hosted virtually (online) from the 5th to the 9th of October, 2020.

about 2 weeks ago by Sam Holland

TouchNetix has Introduced Touchscreen Displays for Hazardous Applications

UK-based ompany, TouchNetix, has introduced a new touch screen controller chip that can be used in challenging industrial environments.

2 weeks ago by Lianne Frith

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Solar Technology Research Says That Windows Can ‘Transform’ Electricity Generation

Australian researchers have reportedly made a breakthrough with semi-transparent solar cells that can be incorporated into glass windows and generate electricity.

2 weeks ago by Luke James

Electronic Skin Powered by Sweat Can Monitor Health

Scientists have developed an electronic skin that converts sweat into electricity. The battery-free device is said to be able to monitor health signs and able to control a robotic arm.

2 weeks ago by Luke James

Biotechnology Materials Science Breakthrough Enables Enhanced Biocompatibility in Bioelectronics

Columbia University researchers have developed a materials science technology they call ‘MCP’, which enables the bonding of soft and rigid components—thus facilitating bioelectronics that can safely process complex neurological signals within the user’s skin.

3 weeks ago by Sam Holland

Steps Taken to Integrate Electronic Sensors in Clothing to Monitor Vital Health Signs

The machine washable garments, created by researchers at MIT, can be made to fit snug with the body of the person wearing them.

3 weeks ago by Luke James

Stabilised Two-Dimensional Halide Perovskites Promise Better Solar Panels

Researchers at Purdue University have reportedly inhibited the ion movement in halide perovskites, an achievement that could make them useful for more efficient solar panels and other electronic applications.

3 weeks ago by Luke James

GW Researchers Develop a GHz-Fast Electro-Optical Modulator

New types of optical neural networks and optical computing hardware might be closer than we think thanks to this super-fast micro-modulator.

3 weeks ago by Biljana Ognenova

Improving Lithium-ion Battery Performance: Hybrid Material Proven to Extend Silicon Capacity

Researchers at the University of Eastern Finland (UEF) have discovered a way to improve silicon performance within Lithium-ion batteries. The accomplishment involves a hybrid material consisting of silicon microparticles and carbon nanotubes.

one month ago by Sam Holland

New Neuromorphic Memristor Could Lead to Electronics with Power Efficiencies Similar to the Human Brain

A team of electrical engineers in the U.S. has reportedly designed a device that is capable of efficiently mimicking human brain synapses, marking a potential breakthrough in the so-called field of “neuromorphic computing.”

one month ago by Luke James

Tower Semiconductor Introduces Design Kits in Effort to Reduce Power Consumption of Power Management ICs

Two driving forces in the electronics industry are reduction of power losses and more compact components that support high power and current density without compromising performance.

one month ago by Sara McCaslin

Xilinx and Samsung Electronics Partner to Deploy 5G Networks

Samsung Electronics, in partnership with programmable chip maker Xilinx, have made chips that can serve as the key processing technology behind 5G wireless data networks with plans to deploy commercial solutions worldwide.

one month ago by Luke James

The Future of the Electronics Industry is Uncertain Due to COVID-19 Impacts

The surge of homeworkers in technology-related roles and the impact of the virus on China’s economy may harm technology firms and the electronics industry in the long haul, new data from Market Watch has revealed.

one month ago by Alessandro Mascellino

“Starbleed” Vulnerability Discovered in FPGA Chips

A joint research project has uncovered a critical vulnerability that is hidden inside FPGAs, computer chips that are deployed in many applications and considered to be very secure.

one month ago by Luke James

NXP Introduces Wi-Fi 6 Portfolio to Accelerate Adoption of the Latest Wi-Fi Standards

NXP has announced a new portfolio of SoCs with native support for Wi-Fi 6, promising to bring the benefits of the next generation of Wi-Fi to a broader range of products and accelerate adoption of the latest standard.

one month ago by Luke James

The Ami EV: A New Vision Of Urban Mobility That Doesn’t Require A Driver’s Licence

Citroën, the French automobile manufacturer, has announced its release of an affordable two-passenger electric vehicle that can be driven by minors.

one month ago by Kristian Nelkovski

Manipulating Light-Emitting Silicon to Pave the Way to Photonic Computing

For five decades, researchers around the world have been trying to find a way to make silicon emit light. Now, researchers from Eindhoven University have claimed they've finally done it.

one month ago by Luke James

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