Robin Mitchell

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Robin Mitchell is an electronic engineer who has been involved in electronics since the age of 13. After completing a BEng at the University of Warwick, Robin moved into the field of online content creation, developing articles, news pieces, and projects aimed at professionals and makers alike. Currently, Robin runs a small electronics business, MitchElectronics, which produces educational kits and resources.

Electronic Ink Enables Flexible, Shape-Shifting Electronics

Scientists invent shape-shifting ‘electronic ink’, paving the way for next-gen flexible devices – Simok Lee et al. Key Things to Know: STAR ink is a gallium-ba

Insights | 01-08-2025

5G Low-Power Chip Cuts Energy Use in IoT Devices

Key Things to Know: 5G’s energy demands are straining both infrastructure and device-level power budgets, challenging the viability of long-life, always-on IoT

Insights | 30-07-2025

Gallium Nitride on Silicon Chips Improves Power Electronics

Key Things to Know: MIT researchers have developed a scalable method for integrating GaN transistors onto silicon chips using low-temperature copper-to-copper

Insights | 24-07-2025

Semiconducting Silicone Enables Wearable Displays

Key Things to Know: Traditional insulators like glass and ceramics struggle to meet the demands of flexible and wearable electronics. University of Mic

Insights | 17-07-2025

NVIDIA vs Microsoft in AI Race to $5 Trillion Valuation

Key Things to Know: NVIDIA surpasses $4T valuation, leading global AI infrastructure with datacenter-grade GPUs and a closed-loop development ecosystem.

Insights | 15-07-2025

Amazon AI Foundation Model Drives 1M-Robot Deployment

Key Takeaways: Amazon has deployed over one million robots across more than 300 fulfilment centres, signalling a major shift in how large-scale logistics are p

Insights | 10-07-2025

Power from Scotch Tape: Energy Harvesting at 300Hz

Key Takeaways: Researchers at the University of Alabama have developed a low-cost triboelectric nanogenerator (TENG) using store-bought Scotch tape and a vibra

Insights | 07-07-2025

Reconfigurable AI Chips Could Solve AI’s Hardware Crisis

Key Takeaways: AI-specific hardware often becomes outdated faster than the models it’s built to support, creating a costly bottleneck. Imec is developi

Insights | 07-07-2025