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Recently, the inventor of the QR code received an award for the significant contribution made by the use of the QR code in many applications. What are QR codes, what makes them significantly better than barcodes, and how can they be used in applications? The i...
By Robin Mitchell | 03-11-2020
Recently, NVIDIA announced its plans to construct the UK's largest AI supercomputer, the Cambridge-1 AI supercomputer. What are supercomputers, what hardware will NVIDIA be using, and how will it help advance the medical field? What are supercomputers? Superco...
By Sam Brown | 02-11-2020
Recently, Xiaomi announced the release of its latest 80W wireless charger and its ability to charge a 4,500mAh battery from 0% to 100% in 40 minutes. What are wireless chargers, what challenges does battery technology face, and why are fast chargers becoming...
By Robin Mitchell | 01-11-2020
Recently, NVIDIA announced that it is selling its credit card-sized single-board Jetson computer for $59. What is Jetson, what are its features, and why is this announcement important? Who is NIVIDIA? NVIDIA is a multinational technology company based in the U...
By Robin Mitchell | 31-10-2020
Recently, Miso Robotics has released a kitchen robotic assistant for $30K and has seen a great demand for the system. What does this robot do, what technologies allow it to operate, and will customers feel comfortable with robot cooked food? What is the Miso R...
By Sam Brown | 30-10-2020
Recently, Dr Mohamad implanted the first Bluetooth-enabled heart defibrillator in a patient with success. What do implanted defibrillators do, what makes this achievement important, and what repercussions can be expected from wirelessly controlled medical devi...
By Robin Mitchell | 30-10-2020
Researchers have developed a special heat-activated sucker that allows for the easy transfer of printed electronics and organic tissues from one surface to another. What challenges do flexible printed electronics pose, how does the sucker technology work, and...
By Sam Brown | 29-10-2020
Recently, STMicroelectronics acquired SOMOS Semiconductor who are a fab-less semiconductor company. Who is SOMOS? What do they develop, and why has STMicroelectronics acquired them? The Need for 5G Technologies For the past year, 5G has made the news many time...
Semiconductors | By Robin Mitchell | 29-10-2020
A recent study showed that over 90% of security operating centres are now implementing or considering the use of AI and machine learning to detect and defend against digital threats. What is the traditional method for threat detection, what has AI and ML allow...
Security | By Robin Mitchell | 28-10-2020
Researchers from the University of Nevada have been experimenting with LiDAR in traffic for the past few years, and now their system is being further established. What is LiDAR, what advantages does it have over cameras, and how can it help reduce traffic issu...
By Robin Mitchell | 28-10-2020
In years gone by, chemical research solely focused on trial and error experimental approaches using prior knowledge gained from personal experience and the literature. While there has always been a lot of reactions and chemical pathways in the literature that...
By Liam Critchley | 27-10-2020
Recently, researchers from the US and China have developed biosensors that can be directly printed onto skin while not requiring high sintering temperatures. What challenges do wearable electronics currently face, how have the researchers been able to print to...
By Sam Brown | 27-10-2020