Now in its eighth year, the EW BrightSparks awards see Electronics Weekly celebrate some of the brightest and most talented young engineers in the UK today. In the next in …
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A Palantir AI tool has unearthed widespread irregularities in the Met with hundreds of investigations underway and three arrests made. The arrests were for allegations of abuse of authority for … The post AI finds irregularities at the Met appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
As part of our In Conversation With series, we recently caught up with Densitron’s Global Product Director, Bazile Peter. He discusses emerging tactile interface technologies, including haptic solutions, transparent buttons, … The post EW Video: In conversation with Densitron on the future of tactile interfaces appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
The robotaxi market is expected to be worth $168 billion by 2035, according tobCounterpoint Research’s comprehensive new Global Robotaxi Vehicle Sales and Services Market Forecast. Global Robotaxi Fleet and Services … The post Robotaxi market to be worth $168bn in 2035 appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
ROHM is in mass production of a wireless power supply IC chipset consisting of the receiver – ML7670 – and transmitter – ML7671 – compatible with NFC technology for compact wearables … The post Wireless power supply IC for smart rings appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Combating counterfeits in the time of shortages Shortages are on the rise across the electronics industry. The past five years have seen a half-dozen major shortages caused by a wide range of unpredictable factors, from shifting production priorities to seemingly random geopolitical turns, that are not showing any signs of slowing. Artificial intelligence continues to maintain its exponential upward trajectory and, as such, the commodities that support…
e-book penetration still trails that of printed books in the vast majority of countries around the world, according to data from Statista’s Market Insights, In the US around 21% of … The post E-Books Lag Printed Books appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
