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.

Dorset Green H2 secures £6.5m in funding

A proposed project for generating green hydrogen in Dorset has amassed £6.5m in funding from multiple sources. What is green hydrogen, what is the projects proposal, and what chall

27-01-2022

How MoonBounce malware demonstrates vulnerability in BIOS storage

Malware has always been a challenge for computer users since its introduction, but a new piece of malware called MoonBounce has demonstrated a particularly nasty vulnerability. Wha

26-01-2022

5G networks could threaten aviation altimeters

Aviation experts in the US are furious with the installation of 5G networks near airports and believe that it could threaten aviation safety. How do radio altimeters work, why are

5G | 26-01-2022

What is an iSIM?

Recently, Qualcomm demonstrated the worlds first smartphone using an iSIM. What is an iSIM, what advantages does it bring, and could it be problematic for future designs? Wha

24-01-2022

How supercritical CO2 could be the key to thermal energy storage

A recent report on thermal energy storage describes how supercritical CO2 can be used to increase the efficiency of thermal energy storage solutions. Why is thermal energy storage

21-01-2022

What is TinyML?

Machine learning is an extremely powerful tool, but it is seldom found on microcontrollers. Why is executing AI on microcontrollers a difficult task, what is TinyML, and could futu

20-01-2022

What could be driving the decline of IoT innovation?

Verdict’s recent data shows a decline in patent applications in the IoT industry. What factors hinder the development of IoT devices, how significant are these factors, and what do

IoT | 20-01-2022

Pressure wave from the Tonga eruption detected in sensors around the world

The recent eruption of the Tonga volcanic eruption (2022) was so powerful that the shockwave from the eruption was captured in sensors worldwide. How do pressure sensors work, what

19-01-2022