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Tiny device mimics human vision and memory abilities
Researchers from RMIT University have developed an electronic chip that can mimic human vision and memory, which could help make self-driving cars smarter. [ + ]
Energy industry apps improve efficiency
Researchers from the University of Houston have developed oil recovery tools with "significantly higher accuracy" than current methods. [ + ]
Wearable device for vocal fatigue senses when your voice needs a break
Singers, politicians, teachers and coaches could benefit from new smart technology. [ + ]
Unlocking photonic computing power with artificial 'life'
Researchers at the California Institute of Technology have used optical hardware for cellular automata, to design smaller transistors that increase computing speed and power. [ + ]
ASIC, SoC and SiP: perfect partners
Application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC), system on chip (SoC) or system in package (SiP) — which do you choose? [ + ]
Nanowire networks learn and remember like a human brain
Scientists at the University of Sydney have demonstrated nanowire networks that can exhibit both short- and long-term memory like the human brain. [ + ]
Researchers design battery prototype with fibre-shaped cathode
Researchers have created a cathode, or the positive end of a battery, in the shape of a thread-like fibre, then used the fibre to create a zinc-ion battery prototype. [ + ]
Connectivity a driving force to standardise EV infrastructure
Bluetooth LE, Wi-Fi and cellular IoT connectivity can help electric vehicle charging companies manage the complex EV ecosystem and grow clean transport. [ + ]
The correct click: audio technology tests connectors used in automobile production
The Fraunhofer Institute for Digital Media Technology has developed an audio-based technology that analyses the clicking noise that is generated when a connection is plugged in. [ + ]
Eavesdropping on the Earth itself
A coalition of researchers led by the Norwegian University of Science and Technology has suggested that fibre-optic cable networks could be used to establish a global ocean-Earth observatory. [ + ]
Photonic filter to support future 6G wireless communication
Researchers have developed a chip-sized photonic filter to separate signals from noise, thereby supporting data transmission for 6G wireless communication. [ + ]
High-performance detectors to combat spies
A team from UNIGE and ID Quantique has developed single-photon detectors with unprecedented performance. These results open new perspectives for quantum cryptography. [ + ]
Largest ever Electronex Expo in Melbourne
The Electronics Design and Assembly Expo will return to Melbourne from 10–11 May at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. [ + ]
Cruising toward self-driving cars: standards and testing will help keep autonomous vehicles moving safely on the road
NIST is building consensus on measurements needed to test automated vehicle safety and developing reliable measurement methods for testing driverless cars. [ + ]
Important factors for investing in total line solutions
Hawker Richardson outlines some important considerations in investing in total line solutions, to ensure expectations are met with no hidden disasters. [ + ]
