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How Specialist Distributors Support Space Electronics Manufacturers

This article was written by Dawn King - Marketing Director, Rhopoint Components & Instruments Ltd. The demand for electronic components in space applications continues to grow, driven by international space programmes and private-sector initiatives. Space...

Insights | By Jack Pollard | 21-02-2025

Understanding Flow Computers: Where Are They Used?

This article was written by Daniel Goodwin - Managing Director, Ex~i Flow Measurement Flow measurement is a critical aspect of industries handling gas and liquid transfers, ensuring accurate billing, regulatory compliance, and operational efficiency. Unlike th...

Educational | By Jack Pollard | 21-02-2025

AI in Drug Development: Faster, Cheaper, More Effective

3 Dimensional Structure of Q8I3H7, a protein which may protect the malaria parasite against attack by the Immune system. Image source:  AlphaFold   Key Takeaways about Drug Discovery Fast Tracked by Artificial Intelligence  Bringing a cand...

Insights | By Gary Elinoff | 14-02-2025

Galco at Automate 2025: Sensor & Safety Tech in Detroit

Key Things to Know: Premier Industry Event: Automate 2025 is the largest robotics and automation trade show in the Americas, attracting over 40,000 attendees and 800+ exhibitors. Galco’s First-Time Exhibition: Although Galco has at...

In The News | By Jack Pollard | 13-02-2025

Fibre Optic vs Metal Components: Choosing the Right Solution for Your Application

This article was written by Mark Baptista, internal application engineer at connector specialist PEI-Genesis. The rise of fibre optic technology has redefined how we transmit data and power, but how does it compare to traditional metal-based cabling? While fi...

Technical Analysis | By Jack Pollard | 12-02-2025

DeepSeek AI – A Real Threat or China’s Desperate Gamble?

While the promise of artificial intelligence has captivated industries and revolutionised countless applications, the race to achieve ever more sophisticated AI systems has also introduced a host of new hurdles. Recently, concerns about responsible AI develop...

Insights | By Robin Mitchell | 12-02-2025

Graphene-Based Electronic Tongue Identifies Spoiled Juice

The quest for an automated "taste-test" solution in the food and beverage industry has long been a challenge. However, a recent study reveals that machine learning can enhance chemical sensors, potentially enabling a robotic tongue to assess drinks like milk...

Insights | By Robin Mitchell | 12-02-2025

Triboelectric Tactile Sensor for Next-Gen AI Robotics Systems

Key Things to Know: Triboelectric Tactile Sensors for Extreme Environments: New multi-modal triboelectric nanogenerator (TENG)-based sensors can detect both pressure and temperature, extending beyond human tactile perception limits....

Technical Analysis | By Liam Critchley | 11-02-2025

Unlocking the Possibilities of Programmable Logic

Article by Russell Crane - Product Marketing Engineer of Programmable Logic Devices, Texas Instruments Programmable logic devices (PLDs) play a crucial role in modern electronics, enabling engineers to integrate logic functions while reducing board space and c...

Technical Analysis | By Jack Pollard | 10-02-2025

Wireless Brain Sensor Trial Marks Medical Breakthrough

Wireless brain sensor and wand technology could transform hydrocephalus care. While traditional hydrocephalus treatments rely on shunts that can be prone to failure, the need for more reliable, patient-friendly solutions has led to the exploration of novel m...

Insights | By Robin Mitchell | 06-02-2025

Braemac and MediaTek Partner to Drive IoT Expansion in ANZ

Braemac, a global leader in semiconductor distribution and electronic solutions, has announced a significant new partnership with MediaTek, a world-renowned provider of system-on-chip (SoC) solutions for mobile, home entertainment, connectivity, and IoT produ...

Buyer News | By Matthew Walker | 06-02-2025

Linux Kernel Vulnerabilities Expose 78 Subsystems to Attack

While proprietary software solutions have long driven technological innovation, the demand for transparent, adaptable, and community-driven development has propelled open-source software to the forefront. In a field where collaboration and collective expertis...

Insights | By Robin Mitchell | 05-02-2025