The U.S. government last week banned the import of new advanced robotic devices manufactured abroad. The move is mostly aimed at China. While the ban applies to state-of-the-art humanoid robots, the Federal […]
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The most read stories on the site cover South Korea planning to double memory output, top Internet content creator’s earnings, and the Pax Silica semiconductor and AI supply chain summit. The post Most Read – Memory output, AI supply chain, Apple DRAM appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
There could be an element of one-upmanship in the kind of foldable phone you buy this year. A third of the foldables sold last year cost over $1,600 and 60% … The post Foldables Hierarchy Emerging appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Check out the Starship Communicator, I mean the Light Flip distractionless smartphone… We do like phones that minimise irritation and distraction on Gadget Master The post Light Flip smartphone takes minimalist approach appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Aerobics and cardio are among the most popular exercise activities for 42% of respondents in China, 34% in Brazil and around a quarter in the US (26%) and the UK … The post Exercise appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Infineon is sampling its AIROC UWB TSL100, the company’s first-generation UWB product family. A sampling kit is available on request. As part of Infineon’s AIROC portfolio, the TSL100 features a … The post Infineon sampling AIROC UWB appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
What happens when you give an artist a neural network instead of a paintbrush? This is the question behind Dataland, the newly-opened world’s first museum of AI arts. We’re talking … The post Picture of the Day: Dataland museum of AI arts appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
