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Recently, a new UK startup, QV Bioelectronics, has secured over £2m in funding for developing an Implantable Electric Field Therapy (EFT) device capable of treating cancers via controlled electric fields. The Implantable EFT device is a Medical breakthrough th...
In The News | By Robin Mitchell | 25-01-2023
Nottingham City Council has recently announced plans to enhance its smart spaces and intelligent traffic management systems by installing 219 sensors throughout the city. These sensors will be used to improve traffic handling, monitor environmental conditions,...
Environment | By Robin Mitchell | 24-01-2023
Nottingham City Council has recently announced plans to enhance its smart spaces and intelligent traffic management systems by installing 219 sensors throughout the city. These sensors will be used to improve traffic handling, monitor environmental conditions,...
In The News | By Robin Mitchell | 24-01-2023
With the semiconductor shortage showing signs of improvement, engineers now have the chance to explore new hardware platforms and alternatives. The current supply chain issues present challenges but also present a golden opportunity for technologies such as RI...
RISC-V | By Robin Mitchell | 23-01-2023
With the semiconductor shortage showing signs of improvement, engineers now have the chance to explore new hardware platforms and alternatives. The current supply chain issues present challenges but also present a golden opportunity for technologies such as RI...
Insights | By Robin Mitchell | 23-01-2023
The UK government recently made a bold move to support the automotive and energy sectors by announcing plans to make smart EV chargers the new standard. The idea behind this is to help EV drivers reduce their energy bills while keeping the energy network stabl...
Environment | By Robin Mitchell | 20-01-2023
The UK government recently made a bold move to support the automotive and energy sectors by announcing plans to make smart EV chargers the new standard. The idea behind this is to help EV drivers reduce their energy bills while keeping the energy network stabl...
In The News | By Robin Mitchell | 20-01-2023
Removing heat from electronic components is a critical aspect of modern electronics design, but while heatsinks are large and fans are noisy, one start-up believes the future of heat removal lies in their recently developed MEMS (microelectromechanical systems...
In The News | By Robin Mitchell | 19-01-2023
Recently, hidden Chinese devices have been found inside vehicles used by the government, which continues to demonstrate the dangers posed by foreign manufacturing. What challenges does Chinese hardware present, what exactly was found, and what does this mean f...
Security | By Robin Mitchell | 18-01-2023
Recently, hidden Chinese devices have been found inside vehicles used by the government, which continues to demonstrate the dangers posed by foreign manufacturing. What challenges does Chinese hardware present, what exactly was found, and what does this mean f...
In The News | By Robin Mitchell | 18-01-2023
The M1 development has showcased the advantage of custom-made Silicon Chips for Apple, and Apple will now opt for in-house Network and Bluetooth/Wi-Fi connectivity chips over Broadcom. With companies turning to custom Silicon for their ASIC, FPGA, CPU, MCU, So...
In The News | By Robin Mitchell | 18-01-2023
Recently, the UK government announced that it plans to introduce new legislation to raise the minimum efficiency needed by lights, thereby reducing the UK’s energy consumption and CO2 emissions. What energy challenges has the UK faced, what would the new propo...
Environment | By Robin Mitchell | 17-01-2023