YouTuber Exercising Ingenuity has just created a complete Raspberry Pi-powered portable computer that fits inside an Altoids tin. Opening the lid reveals a 2-inch display and a mechanical keyboard that …
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How embedded systems are evolving to deliver more for less Embedded processors and modules are tiny devices capable of controlling large, rugged industrial systems. Technology once only found in PCs or servers now fits into compact devices that can be used everywhere. Manufacturers have access to advanced graphics, AI acceleration and fast communication, to drive smart cameras, robots and even medical instruments. Embedded systems rely on these processors, but also on storage technology, such as memory cards…
Quobly, the French quantum computing specialist, and Hon Hai have put out an open-source numerical toolbox for exploring implementations of the Quantum Phase Estimation (QPE) algorithm, a cornerstone of fault-tolerant … The post Quobly and Hon Hai toolbox for QPE algorithm appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
ITG Electronics has a new line of custom transformers for USB Power Delivery (PD) 3.1 applications. They are aimed at AC-to-DC switching power supplies and USB-C power delivery systems meeting … The post ITG custom transformers eye USB Power Delivery 3.1 applications appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
“Through high-quality animations, interactive experiences, and mini-games, we make the future of space accessible and exciting…” The post Dark Star Labs gets interactive with space projects appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
A fourth vessel has been hijacked by Somali pirates, this time off the coast of Yemen. The oil tanker MT Eureka was captured in the Gulf of Aden on May … The post Where The Pirates Are appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Engineers without Borders UK aims to put global responsibility at the heart of engineering. And Georgia talks about the Engineering for People Design Challenge, how the UK manages its industrial waste, and environmental engineering. The post CHIIPS #32 – Georgia Elliot-Smith from Engineers without Borders UK appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
