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Deep Learning's Role in EV Battery Fault Detection

As companies and governments head towards achieving net-zero emissions and decarbonisation of our transportation systems, electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming a more common sight in society. EVs that use Li-ion batteries are the most widely adopted vehicles du...

Insights | By Liam Critchley | 02-11-2023

Apacer's Enterprise Series SSDs: Large-Capacity for Industrial Use

As the digital landscape continues to evolve, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are increasingly recognising the importance of robust and reliable storage solutions. The demand for industrial-grade storage devices has surged, reflecting the critical ro...

In The News | By Jack Pollard | 02-11-2023

Smart Meters: The Future of Energy or a Technological Misstep?

Smart meters were touted as the solution to energy bean counting, and while there have certainly been some success stories, a new report has discovered that as many as 7 million smart meters will fail when older cellular networks are shut down. What exactly wi...

Insights | By Robin Mitchell | 31-10-2023

Anritsu & dSPACE: Digital Twin VRU Protection Showcase at 5GAA

In a groundbreaking collaboration, Anritsu Corporation and dSPACE have come together to pave the way for enhanced road safety solutions. These industry leaders have harnessed the power of 5G technology to develop a digital twin simulation environment, aiming t...

Insights | By Jack Pollard | 31-10-2023

5G Technology: What It Means for You and Businesses

The advertisements are everywhere, and by now, everyone is familiar with the concept of 5G. Users are told that wherever they may roam, they will now enjoy broadband-level upload and download speeds on their tablets and smartphones and that they will be able...

Insights | By Gary Elinoff | 30-10-2023

Terahertz Waves Detect Rotten Food: Aiming to Reduce Waste

Recognising the challenges faced with food waste, researchers from the University of Princeton and Microsoft have demonstrated a method for identifying rotten food in real-time to help reduce food waste from unnecessary disposal. What challenges does food wast...

Insights | By Robin Mitchell | 27-10-2023

MIT Develops Finger Sensor for Advanced Robot Dexterity

Recognising the challenges faced by robotic systems, MIT researchers recently demonstrated a new finger-shaped sensor that can be used to handle various objects with ease. What challenges do robotic grippers face, what did the researchers develop, and how coul...

AI | By Robin Mitchell | 26-10-2023

MIT Develops Finger Sensor for Advanced Robot Dexterity

Recognising the challenges faced by robotic systems, MIT researchers recently demonstrated a new finger-shaped sensor that can be used to handle various objects with ease. What challenges do robotic grippers face, what did the researchers develop, and how coul...

In The News | By Robin Mitchell | 26-10-2023

IBM Provides AI Customer Protection: New Trend in Tools

Recently, IBM announced that it will be offering intellectual property protections developed by its AI models, providing a layer of security and safety for those needing AI solutions. What challenges is AI now facing, why is IBM offering IP protection, and wha...

AI | By Robin Mitchell | 25-10-2023

IBM Provides AI Customer Protection: New Trend in Tools

Recently, IBM announced that it will be offering intellectual property protections developed by its AI models, providing a layer of security and safety for those needing AI solutions. What challenges is AI now facing, why is IBM offering IP protection, and wha...

Insights | By Robin Mitchell | 25-10-2023

Edge vs. Cloud: Determining the Superior Computing Model for Industrial Use

Edge and Cloud computing represent two distinct paradigms in the world of data processing and storage. Each has its unique advantages tailored to specific technological requirements. While they cater to different needs, there's also an emerging trend of blendi...

Insights | By Impulse Embedded | 24-10-2023

Curtin University's Breakthrough in Single-Molecule Detection

Recently, researchers from Curtin University (Australia) have developed a new single-molecule sensor that could potentially revolutionise the field of sensing. What challenges do sensors face when being shrunk in size, what did the researchers demonstrate, and...

In The News | By Robin Mitchell | 23-10-2023