Electronics

HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • California DMV Drafts Rules on Autonomous Vehicle Deployment

    Proposed rule requires a driver and may prompt other states to follow suit.

  • Robotic Hand Controlled by Muscle Vibrations

    Prototype sensor system detects mechanical signals from vibrations produced by muscle fibers that move when muscles flex.

  • Types of Diodes, Their Characteristics and Applications

    A semiconductor diode is a non-linear device whose most outstanding feature is the fact that, basically, current is only allowed to flow in one direction.

  • Sensor Detects Toxins That Leach from Plastic

    For residents in countries that have not banned DEHPs, the device provides a way to ensure there aren’t harmful levels of contamination in packaged food and drinks.

  • Navy Funds Development of Air-and-Water Drone

    By summer 2016 researchers plan to demonstrate a vehicle that can swim in a seawater environment and do complex maneuvers.

  • Baidu to Launch Self-Driving Cars, Buses by 2020

    AutoBrain, the core of the company’s autonomous driving technology, includes positioning, smart decision-making and control, detection and highly automated driving maps.

  • Engineers Build Biologically Powered Chip

    While other groups have harvested energy from living systems, Shepard and his team are exploring how to do this at the molecular level.

  • Faraday Future Taps Las Vegas for EV Plant

    Startup company plans to build a 3-million-square-foot automotive manufacturing facility in North Las Vegas with an initial investment of $1 billion.

  • "Invisible Wires" Could Boost Solar Cell Efficiency

    Nanopillars act as funnels that capture light and guide it to a silicon substrate.

  • Pneumatic Suit Operates Without Electronics, Tanks

    The suit uses a pneumatic gel muscle as an actuator in a lightweight design intended to assist people of varying mobility.

  • Samsung Launches Automotive Electronics Unit

    Division will focus on infotainment and autonomous driving.

  • Nissan, Enel to Test Auto-Grid System in Europe

    Denmark will host the first set of trials, with Germany, the Netherlands and other northern European regions to follow.

  • Smart Camera Could Further Automate Home, Cars

    TeraDeep uses an accelerator-embedded hardware system so that video footage can be processed locally, privately and quickly.

  • Smart Battery Could Boosts Electric Vehicles' Range

    In existing designs, a car battery is only as strong as its weakest cell.

  • Row-bot Eats Microbes, Powers Itself

    The Row-bot mimics the way that an aquatic insect moves and feeds on organisms in the water.

  • ECIA and IHS Launch Online Partnership

    Datasheets360.com buyers now seamlessly access component price and availability from ECIAAuthorized.com.

  • Robotics Pioneer Joseph Engelberger Dies at 90

    His industrial applications fundamentally changed the auto sector, introducing robotics that enabled manufacturers to achieve greater efficiency and precision.

  • Self-Healing Gel Makes Electronics More Flexible

    Technology is making flexible electronics possible, but the circuits that power them are not built to bend freely and self-repair cracks.

  • Smart City Could Rise in Midtown Manhattan

    The Eastern Rail Yard platform will comprise a 10-acre deck supporting six acres of open space, four towers, a culture center and 1 million square feet of shops and restaurants.

  • Next-Generation Polymer for Automotive Applications

    To overcome the negative effects of solvents, GVD created a “dry” process for applying polymers.

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