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Over 30 years ago, the public was introduced to sonar tech on submarines via the film The Hunt for Red October. Now, a team of scientists at the University of Missouri is using this same sonar technology as inspiration to develop a rapid,…

A California-based company, Zelectric, has been making the old new again by putting a tech twist on Volkswagon and Porsche classic models. The company got started over 13 years, toying with the idea of a Retro-meets-Futuristic hybrid…

Researchers are able to accelerate the development time of nanometer structures by speeding up precursor molecules using a tiny, high-energy supersonic jet of inert gas. The rapid additive manufacturing technique allows them to produce…

Skyworks just introduced the SKY5™−9269-702LF, a high-performance antenna aperture tuning switch. The wideband 16-state device is extremely compact and designed to deliver best-in-class efficiency and enhanced bandwidth coverage ─ from 600…

Imagine a device that consists of five tiny fundamental components that could be assembled and modified to create numerous tiny devices. Pretty cool, huh? A while back, MIT Professor Neil Gershenfeld was mulling over the fact that all the…

When it comes to the automotive industry, downtime means large production opportunity losses. When the risk of sensor-related sudden stoppages that occur during the welding process in automobile production could mean serious financial loss,…

Just a few years ago, Atmosphere IoT launched, allowing innovators access to IoT solutions in a fast and simple way in order to build, connect, and manage complete embedded-to-cloud systems. And last week at Sensors Expo & Conference in…

Just as demand for fake meat has suddenly and dramatically exceeded supply, our need for wood products continues to outpace our ability to grow and harvest the trees we need to make those products. But researchers at Chalmers University of…

If tiny nanowire semiconductors could actually convert electricity into light and back again at the right wavelengths, their potential to speed up computers, make solar cells more efficient, and make LEDs more colorful would be achievable.…

After decades of research and modifications, Harvard University’s Microrobotics Lab has finally succeeded in getting its Robobee to take its first solo flight. The tiny robot, equipped with solar cells, electronics, and four wings, weighs…

The image sensors market is expected to reach $29.13 billion by 2025. This growth can easily be attributed to the increasing applications of image sensors in the automotive and industrial sectors. Many industrial applications no require…

Last week at Sensors Expo in San Jose, California,  NevadaNano displayed its full line of sensors. The company announced the release of the new MPS Family of Gas Sensors designed for broad application where combustible gas safety and gas…

On June 18th, Facebook released a whitepaper introducing the launch of its new cryptocurrency, Libra. In a nutshell, Libra is a global currency launched by Facebook that makes moving money around the world "easy and cheap as sending a text…

An arm uses bacteria to taste? Yes, it's sort of what it sounds like. Researchers from the University of California, Davis and Carnegie Mellon University developed an engineered bacteria that allows a robotic gripping arm to "taste"…

 Theobroma Systems, has selected InnoPhase's Talaria TWO wireless platform to develop the lowest power Wi-Fi module for embedded solutions. The compact wireless module is targeted at demanding battery-based wireless applications at the edge…