Smart Transport design challenge

Medical equipment manufacturers face a number of challenges to maintain user safety and compliance innovation in medical equipment. In terms of energy regulations, Anthony Coia focuses on two companies’ efforts. … The post Safety and compliance innovation in medical equipment appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Everyone wants more from their designs; smaller footprints, faster performance and more capability packed into every device. As expectations rise and development timelines tighten, engineers are increasingly relying on development kits (dev kits) to move efficiently through early design and evaluation. Recognizing how dev kits fit alongside traditional component sourcing is key to supporting accelerating design decisions and keeping development timelines on track.     Once considered as optional prototyping tools, dev…

Axiom Space is expanding its University Alliance network to new universities, ranging from New Zealand and India to Uzbekistan and Great Britain. Edinburgh University and Kings College London are now … The post Axiom Space expands its University Alliance to Edinburgh Uni, KCL appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Last month Arm launched its first proprietary Arm architecture discrete  processor – 27 years after Intel. In 1999, Intel said it would introduce, by the end of that year, StrongArm … The post When Intel Was 27 Years Ahead Of The Market appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

53% of South Koreans do not take sick leave, according to a Statista consumer.insights.com survey. In China,  29%  said they had not taken sick leave in the year before they … The post Pulling A Sickie appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Samsung’s battery company, Samsung SDI, has won a contract to supply EV batteries to  Mercedes giving it a clean sweep of Germany’s biggest car-makers Mercedes, BMW and VW. Under the … The post Samsung picks up Mercedes battery deal to add to VW and BMW appeared first on Electronics Weekly.