In-mould electronics: material development opportunities
Wearable technology and the future of electronics
Proximity sensors encourage social distancing
Intelligent sensing abilities make robots smarter
Electrical vehicle-to-grid trial coming to Canberra
In-mould electronics: material development opportunities
In-mould electronics (IME) is a process that combines printed electronics with 3D forming and moulding to create 3D objects with embedded electronics.
Wearable technology and the future of electronics
Connected wearable devices are expected to have reached over 1.1 billion worldwide by 2022 with the change from 4 to 5G.
Proximity sensors encourage social distancing
Proximity and ranging sensors from STMicroelectronics are helping prevent disease transmission in products developed in response to the global pandemic.
Intelligent sensing abilities make robots smarter
Researchers have developed a way to equip robots with an exceptional sense of touch, as well as the ability to process sensory information quickly and intelligently.
Electrical vehicle-to-grid trial coming to Canberra
The Realising Electric Vehicle-to-Grid Services (REVS) project will see 51 Nissan LEAF EVs deployed across the ACT.
Vicor DCM5614 270–28 V DC-DC converter
Vicor has announced the DCM5614 — an isolated, regulated 270–28 V DC-DC converter...
Anritsu Field Master Pro MS2090A RTSA with IQ capture and streaming capability
Anritsu introduces IQ capture and IQ streaming options for its Field Master Pro MS2090A that are...
In-mould electronics: material development opportunities
In-mould electronics (IME) is a process that combines printed electronics with 3D forming and moulding to create 3D objects with embedded electronics.
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Australian collaboration to deliver next-gen navigation
Australian researchers and industry partners are joining forces to develop the next generation of...
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Acquisitions set to strengthen ST's wireless capabilities
STMicroelectronics has signed agreements related to the acquisitions of the entire share capital...
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Three new standards for the Internet of Things
ISO has been creating standards to underpin the Internet of Things (IoT) — a project that...
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Japan's Fugaku named world's fastest supercomputer
Fugaku has taken out the top spot on the TOP500 list — a ranking of the world's fastest supercomputers that is published twice a year.
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Fast data transfer with OLEDs
Researchers have developed a visible light communication set-up, capable of a data rate of 2.2...
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New organic material to unlock faster electronic devices
An organic material that is thin, bendable and powerful could be used to create the next...
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Red-light LEDs for next-gen displays
Researchers have fabricated red LEDs, based on the blue-emitting semiconductor indium gallium...
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Faster reaction time helps drones dodge obstacles
Using a novel type of camera, researchers have demonstrated a flying robot that can detect and avoid fast-moving objects.
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New file format released for 3D printers
A newly published standard is expected to help realise the full potential of additive manufacturing.
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Faster, simpler 3D printing technique for complex shapes
The method can be used to print electronics into complex shapes in volumes that could be used for...
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Ultrathin camera inspired by a wasp
The camera is fully packaged with micro-optical elements such as inverted micro-lenses,...
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