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BAE Systems Purchases UK-Based Aerospace Tech Startup Prismatic to Develop Solar-Powered UAVs

BAE has reached an agreement with Prismatic, a British SME, to acquire its operations as the two companies work together to further develop UAV technology.

about 4 weeks ago by Luke James

University of Warwick Researchers Develop Less Toxic Solar Cells for Manufacturing Solar Panels

Despite the benefits of solar cells, their manufacturing process involves many expensive and unsustainable practices. The University of Warwick has set a milestone in combating both the harmful chemicals and the costs of solar cell production: enter its new method for patterning copper and silver, based on selective metal vapour condensation—enabled by organofluorine compounds.

4 weeks ago by Biljana Ognenova

Samsung, Qualcomm, and Huawei Unveil Integrated 5G Chips

Qualcomm, Huawei, and Samsung have unveiled their 5G at the Berlin IFA Consumer Electronics Show—although certain standards are yet to be finalised.

one month ago by Luke James

The Cause of a Power Systems Failure That Led to a UK Blackout

The 9th of August this year saw the worst UK blackout since 2008, with issues involving transport disruptions and almost a million British households left in the dark. Demands have since been made for reports that account for the mass power failure.

one month ago by Sam Holland

Toshiba Memory Acquires Taiwan-based Lite-On SSD Manufacturer

Toshiba Memory, rebranding as Kioxia Holdings Corporation on October 1st, announced that it had signed an agreement with LITE-ON to acquire its SSD business.

one month ago by Luke James

World’s First Fully Superconducting Hybrid-Electric Motor Prepares for Testing in Large Civil Aircraft

Air traffic is increasing by five percent each year, driving fossil fuel consumption and carbon emissions higher than ever before. While there is a plan to create fully electric aircraft, hybrid propulsion is desperately needed.

one month ago by Lianne Frith

UC Berkeley Develops Wearable Sensors That Analyse Sweat Composition

A team of scientists at the University of California, Berkeley, is designing and developing wearable sensors that can detect what's in your sweat.

one month ago by Luke James

Researchers Have Developed A RISC-V-Compliant Processor Using Carbon Nanotubes

Researchers have used carbon nanotubes to create a RISC-V-compliant processor that handles 32-bit instructions and performs 16-bit memory addressing.

one month ago by Luke James

Xilinx Debuts Its New FPGA Designed for ASIC and SoC Creators

The Virtex UltraScale+ VU19P by Xilinx, a 35 billion transistor device, enables prototyping and emulation of the most advanced ASIC and SoC technologies.

one month ago by Luke James

Volocopter’s Fully Electric 2X eVTOL Flies for First Time in Controlled Airspace

Volocopter's 2X air taxi is now the first electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) vehicle to fly at an airport. What could this mean for autonomous aircraft?

one month ago by Luke James

Melbourne’s RMIT University Has Developed a Method for Producing E-Textiles With Embedded Energy Devices

Researchers from Melbourne's RMIT University have developed a rapid, cost-effective, and scalable method for printing textiles with embedded energy storage devices.

one month ago by Luke James

GlobalFoundries and Arm are Boosting Processor Interconnections via 3D Chip Integration

An ambitious research effort between GlobalFoundries and Arm has finally resulted in a groundbreaking new 3D chip design.

one month ago by Tyler Charboneau

Lithium-Metal Batteries Are Closer to Becoming a Reality

New research has brought safe, lightweight, and long-lasting lithium metal batteries closer to being a reality, and they could disrupt the $30bn lithium-ion battery market.

one month ago by Luke James

The LUXEON 5050: Lumileds Brightening Emitter for Lighting Applications

The LUXEON 5050 by Lumileds boasts the industry's highest flux and efficacy in a robust package that enables brighter, longer-lasting light fixtures.

one month ago by Luke James

German Startup e-bot7 Improves Smart Chatbot Communication Through Deep Learning and AI

E-bot7, a German start-up, is becoming known for its innovations that combine chatbots, deep learning AI, and customer service workflows to develop solutions that help customer service representatives just as much as the customers who depend on them.

one month ago by Sam Holland

GlobalFoundries Files Patent Claims Against TSMC and Customers

GlobalFoundries has filed multiple patent infringement lawsuits in the U.S. and Germany against TSMC, alleging that their microchip manufacturing technologies infringe 16 of their patents.

one month ago by Luke James

Bandages that ‘Listen’ to Healing Wounds in Development by UK Researchers

Engineers from the UK's Heriot-Watt University are developing a tiny electronic sensor that will act as a peripheral device to aid medics in healing wounds by "listening" to them.

one month ago by Luke James

Denmark-based OnRobot Opens New R&D Lab in California

OnRobot has recently opened its first location wholly dedicated to research and development in Los Angeles, California.

one month ago by Luke James

Onshore Wind Farm Projects in Europe Have Potential to Power the World

A recent study from the University of Sussex in partnership with Aarhus University has found that Europe could produce up to 100 times more wind power than it currently does.

one month ago by Luke James

Phoenix Digital Acquired by German Automotive Electronics Company Softing

German Softing AG, acquires Phoenix Digital and their secure fiber-optic modules, bolstering Softing's portfolio of IoT communications products.

about 2 months ago by Luke James

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