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.

Hong Kong demonstrates smart city technology to improve air quality in traffic

Hong Kong has recently demonstrated its ability to use smart city sensors to monitor air quality and identify vehicles that are particularly troublesome for pollution. What challen

10-02-2022

3D transistor sensors created for recording intra and inter-cellular signals

Recently, researchers have developed a sensor using 3D transistors that can record signals sent between cells to further humanity's understanding of biological processes. What chal

10-02-2022

33 Critical Vulnerabilities Found in Popular IoT Protocol MQTT

Researchers conducted a study on the popular MQTT protocol and found 33 vulnerabilities, highlighting the need for stronger cybersecurity measures in IoT and IIoT devices that use

IoT | 09-02-2022

Royal Mail to switch to “digital-twin” stamps

Royal Mail has announced that they will soon switch to new postage stamps that integrate a barcode that creates a digital twin stamp. What are digital twins, why is Royal Mail inte

07-02-2022

Researchers to explore the use of smartwatches to tailor treatment of cancer

Researchers from Manchester, including the university and several NHS trusts, are running trials on the use of smartwatches to help improve the survivability of patients by tailori

07-02-2022

Samsung facility leaked industrial waste into nearby tributaries

A recent report has shown that a semiconductor facility in Austin, Texas, owned by Samsung, leaked large quantities of industrial wastewater into nearby water sources. What environ

Environment | 04-02-2022

Security in die-to-die chips – Why it matters

As System-in-Packages become more popular and the complexity of cyberattacks increases, the importance of strong security measures has never been more essential. Why is die-to-die

Security | 03-02-2022

Nvidia acquisition of ARM now likely to fail

Ever since Nvidia announced its plan to acquire ARM, engineers, companies, and governments alike have shown strong opposition to the deal. Why has there been so much backlash to Nv

03-02-2022