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UK Government to Scan All UK Internet-Connected Devices to Assess Country Security

Recently, the UK Government announced that the National Cyber Security Centre will launch a massive program to identify all internet-connected devices in the UK to determine the risk of threat from cyber warfare. What challenges has the mass integration of int...

In The News | By Robin Mitchell | 10-11-2022

Stirling Council to Install IoT Sensors in Social Housing to Improve Living Conditions

Living conditions are a major factor in health, but trying to ensure living conditions in dwellings can be challenging, especially when trying to identify moisture, mould growth, and heating inefficiencies. What challenges do homeowners face, what is Stirling...

IoT | By Robin Mitchell | 09-11-2022

Stirling Council to Install IoT Sensors in Social Housing to Improve Living Conditions

Living conditions are a major factor in health, but trying to ensure living conditions in dwellings can be challenging, especially when trying to identify moisture, mould growth, and heating inefficiencies. What challenges do homeowners face, what is Stirling...

In The News | By Robin Mitchell | 09-11-2022

Building On-Skin Devices from Self-Assembled Micropyramids

Wearable devices are becoming ever more popular, especially in health and medical monitoring applications, and the list of wearable technology that can provide accurate sensing capabilities continues to grow. One subset of wearable devices that are showing gre...

Technical Analysis | By Liam Critchley | 08-11-2022

Paper Electronics: Researchers Further Move Towards Fully Disposable Electronics

One dream that many researchers are desperately trying to realise is fully disposable electronics, but numerous technical and environmental challenges must be solved. Recently, researchers from the US demonstrated a prototype of what could be argued as the wor...

Environment | By Robin Mitchell | 08-11-2022

Paper Electronics: Researchers Further Move Towards Fully Disposable Electronics

One dream that many researchers are desperately trying to realise is fully disposable electronics, but numerous technical and environmental challenges must be solved. Recently, researchers from the US demonstrated a prototype of what could be argued as the wor...

Insights | By Robin Mitchell | 08-11-2022

The Power Of Nature: How IoT Clams Help Keep Polish Water Safe

In a recent video published by Tom Scott, the rumours of clams being used to check the condition of water sources in Poland really is true, and the engineering behind the system is truly ingenious. What challenges does water treatment present, how are clams us...

IoT | By Robin Mitchell | 07-11-2022

The Power Of Nature: How IoT Clams Help Keep Polish Water Safe

In a recent video published by Tom Scott, the rumours of clams being used to check the condition of water sources in Poland really is true, and the engineering behind the system is truly ingenious. What challenges does water treatment present, how are clams us...

Insights | By Robin Mitchell | 07-11-2022

Rising Energy Costs Are Driving Demand In Automation & Robotics

A recent report from sifted.eu describes how the increase in energy prices and cost of living are seeing investors turn to automation, but while the article goes into great depth regarding the investors and technology, it doesn’t quite describe how exactly aut...

AI | By Robin Mitchell | 07-11-2022

Rising Energy Costs Are Driving Demand In Automation & Robotics

A recent report from sifted.eu describes how the increase in energy prices and cost of living are seeing investors turn to automation, but while the article goes into great depth regarding the investors and technology, it doesn’t quite describe how exactly aut...

Insights | By Robin Mitchell | 07-11-2022

Ion-Sensitive Transistors Developed For Cancer Detection

Recently, researchers from Japan have demonstrated an ion-sensitive transistor that can detect trace amounts of cancer cells in blood samples. What challenges does traditional cancer screening present, what did the researchers demonstrate, and why are transist...

Insights | By Jack Pollard | 04-11-2022

Is ARM Changing Its Licensing Model? Apparently, And According To Qualcomm, It’s Not Good

While nothing has been officially confirmed, Qualcomm has accused ARM of unfair practices in its desire to change licensing terms that would have a major effect on OEMs. What exactly has Qualcomm accused ARM of, how would this affect OEM manufacturers, and is...

Semiconductors | By Robin Mitchell | 03-11-2022