Cyborg cockroaches carry electronics into disaster zones
UQ researchers have equipped cockroaches with lightweight electronics, cameras and injectors, creating cyborg rescue platforms for hard-to-reach disaster zones.
New transistor brings high voltage to microchip scale
By harnessing the properties of gallium nitride, EPFL engineers have built a tiny transistor that can handle very high voltage with minimal energy loss, a key requirement...
Hardware implant exposes new risk in aircraft electronics
Computer science researchers developed and tested a device that, if plugged into a hardwired communications channel connecting two key flight computers, can take over...
Controlling defects helps improve solar cell performance
UNSW Sydney researchers have uncovered a new way to improve a promising next-generation solar cell material by making sure its ingredients stay evenly mixed while it's...
How do you measure one-third of an electron?
EPFL researchers have developed a graphene device that measures the tiny, fractional electric charges carried by some of the strangest objects in quantum physics.
METCASE DATAMET wall mount enclosures
The METCASE DATAMET wall mount enclosures are suitable for indoor electronic instruments,...
VectorNav VN-310E dual GNSS/inertial navigation system
The VN-310E dual GNSS/inertial navigation system from VectorNav is designed to deliver position,...
Avoiding EMC issues: simple tests you can do yourself
This is a brief overview of EMC compliance with some practical tips on not getting caught out.
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Global semiconductor market to reach $1.6 trillion in 2026
AI infrastructure and surging memory demand are driving a semiconductor boom, with global revenue...
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Advantech drives innovation at ASEAN Connect 2026
The ASEAN Connect Conference brought together industry leaders to explore Edge AI, foster...
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Australia sets path with National Semiconductor Roadmap
The Semiconductor Sector Service Bureau is leading the development of Australia's National...
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New transistor brings high voltage to microchip scale
By harnessing the properties of gallium nitride, EPFL engineers have built a tiny transistor that can handle very high voltage with minimal energy...
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2D semiconductor can be programmed and erased with light
A new 2D semiconductor responds to different wavelengths of light, allowing its conductivity and...
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Light triggers novel ferroelectric switching mechanism
A light-triggered ferroelectric switching mechanism could improve the energy efficiency of future...
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High-entropy design enables next-gen semiconductors
Researchers have developed a technique using high-entropy mixing to transform insulating metal...
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Wireless innovation transmits vast amounts of data
Researchers have developed a machine-learning system that curves ultrahigh-frequency signals around obstacles, solving a barrier to sub-terahertz...
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Wearable glove turns data into thermal sensations
A new wearable glove converts digital information into thermal sensations, allowing users to feel...
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Layered semiconductor shows potential for memory storage
Researchers have discovered that a unique semiconductor undergoes notable structural changes...
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Research breakthrough in data centre interconnects
Researchers have combined nonlinear predistortion and digital resolution enhancement to overcome...
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