Microchip unveils SOM featuring the SAMA5D2 MPU
There is a great deal of design effort and complexity associated with creating an industrial-grade microprocessor (MPU)-based system running a Linux operating system.
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Trench MOSFET process delivers replacement for mechanical relays
Toshiba Electronics Europe has announced the launch of a new photorelay in a small 2.54SOP4 package that is just 2.1mm high with a 2.54mm pitch.
Mirrorless cars could prevent roadway deaths
More than 1.25 million people around the world die from road accidents each year, according to the World Health Organization.
Facebook will send out postcards to verify election advertisers
According to Reuters, Facebook plans to mail out verification postcards through the US postal service to anyone purchasing ads related to US elections.
Self-navigating drones could save people from peril
'Swarms' of drones could be the answer to helping in an emergency situation from a safe distance, as they basically talk to each other.
Neural networks everywhere you look…
Artificial intelligence systems are advancing all the time, we've seen that with the speech and face recognition programs have come courtesy of neural networks.
SpaceX to launch the first two space internet satellites
SpaceX is getting back to its routine with another Falcon 9 launch this weekend, as it prepares to launch the first in its plan of 12,000 space internet satellites.
Can we make drones more efficient than trucks and vans?
You can help save the planet by ordering online. How? By getting your next package delivered by drone, you could be saving energy, but only if companies deploy drones sensibly.
A new form of light has been created by photons
Scientists have demonstrated that photons can be made to interact — an accomplishment that could open a path toward using photons in quantum computing.
The Swiss Army Knife for engineers
It might not be able to take the stones out of horses’ hooves, but after a chat with Red Pitaya’s CEO Rok Mesar, you can certainly see why the Slovenia-based company’s STEMLab module has the moniker ‘the Swiss Army Knife for engineers’ –…