As collaborative robots (cobots) are increasingly deployed alongside human operators, their system architectures continue to evolve toward higher integration, reduced size and greater modularity. These trends place growing demands on …
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This is quite the high-tech selfie – taken by the Nasa rover Perseverance on the planet of Mars, at a location dubbed “Lac de Charmes”. The post Picture of the Day: Hi-tech selfie from Mars appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan is looking beyond the 18A and 14A processes to 10A and 7A, he told the JP Morgan Global Technology, Media and Communications Conference on Tuesday. “Now … The post Intel CEO looking beyond 18A and 14A to 10A and 7A appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
The two pre-eminent apostles of the AI phenomenon – Sam Altman and Jensen Huang – are stretching credibility these days. During a recent video appearance at the HumanX conference in … The post Credibility appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
TDK has announced its latest noise suppression filters of the MAF0603GWY series. The filters measure 0.6×0.3×0.3mm (LxWxH) and are for use in small consumer devices such as smartphones and wearables. … The post TDK launches small noise suppression filters for consumer devices appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
There are only two companies at the moment providing internet globally through low Earth orbit satellite constellations – Starlink and OneWeb – even though both have different concepts. OneWeb, a … The post Starlink vs OneWeb appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Vector Photonics, the Glasgow start-up which is pioneering the use of photonic crystal surface emitting lasers (PCSEL) in secure communications, has announced the first successful public demonstration of PCSEL technology … The post Vector Photonics’ PCSELs transmit secure data across the Clyde appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
