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.

Employee Privacy – Sensors in the Office and an Automatic Mouse Mover

As employees make their way back into offices, some are concerned about introducing sensors and monitoring systems to track employee movements. Others have turned to ingenious ways

Privacy | 02-06-2021

Could the analogue TV spectrum help to provide rural internet?

Rural internet is still a concern for both residence and internet service providers, and unless satellite internet improves, this problem won’t go away. So why is it challenging to

29-05-2021

Are we seeing the takeover from RISC-V?

The RISC-V architecture, which is in direct competition with ARM, is making more news headlines recently. So how do RISC-V and ARM differ, what products is RISC-V being integrated

RISC-V | 28-05-2021

VYV LEDs Could Sanitize Offices of the Future

Recently, reports have been coming from independent laboratories confirming the effects of 420nm light against viruses such as COVID-19. What challenges has COVID presented in publ

27-05-2021

Earth Archive to use LiDAR to Create a “Digital Twin” of the Earth

A recent project called the Earth Archive Initiative aims to maps the entire planet in 3D and create a virtual twin of the Earth. What are digital twins, what will the project aim

26-05-2021

Researchers Demonstrate New Memory Technology Utilizing Atomically Thin Layers

Recently, researchers have developed a new memory technology that takes advantage of atomically thin layers. What challenges do current memory technologies face, what have the rese

25-05-2021

UK Researchers Integrating Heart-Beat Sensors into Shopping Trolleys to Detect Stroke Risks

Recently UK researchers have started to install sensors into shopping trolleys to identify those at risk of stroke. What is atrial fibrillation, what are the researchers doing, and

25-05-2021

Researchers Create a Graphene-Based Physically Unclonable Function

Recently, researchers have created a physically unclonable function using graphene transistors which may help the semiconductor industry deploy graphene into future products. What

22-05-2021

Intel Investing $3.5B in Advanced Packaging

Recently, Intel announced that it is going to be investing $3.5 billion into one of its fabrication facilities to utilise its proprietary packing technology Foveros 3D. So what are

20-05-2021