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LED lighting market growth surging ahead
Developments in light emitting diode (LED) lighting, buoyed by the phase out of halogen lamp products in the EU from September 1, are continuing apace. Although replacing halogen... More
Nov 13, 2018 By Nnamdi Anyadike

Insulating antiferromagnetic spintronics materials could bring cooler computing
Computers that produce far less heat yet compute at higher frequencies than today’s machines are possible with spin waves, signals that propagate due to magnetic fields, not... More
Nov 9, 2018 By Rob Coppinger

Circuit protection market rising on power surge concerns
The market for advanced surge protection devices (SPDs) is growing rapidly as vendors look to increase the safety of electrical systems. A report from Global Market Insights, Inc.... More
Nov 7, 2018 By Nnamdi Anyadike

Automotive electronics – the infinite driving force car designers need
All you drivers out there like to think you have a touch of Lewis Hamilton or Sabine Schmitz driving skills but the sad fact is you really don't. Those drivers have reaction times... More
Nov 6, 2018 By Paul Whytock

Implanted biomedical sensors could be powered by body glucose
Electronics that can monitor a person’s physiological and biochemical signals for disease but have no battery because they are powered by the patient’s own glucose have been... More
Nov 2, 2018 By Rob Coppinger

What's all this DNA sequencing software stuff about – anyhow?
The DNA genome that makes us humans tick is vastly complicated and just writing down the entire genetic code would fill around one million pages of very small type. Analysing all... More
Nov 2, 2018 By Paul Whytock

New generation testers cater for surging MSC demand
A new generation of memory burn-in-testers that are intended to meet the increase in global customer demand for server and mobile storage solutions, is coming on to the market.... More
Oct 31, 2018 By Nnamdi Anyadike

DNA nanostructures could be used to build electronic circuits
Building molecular electronics with individual molecules using synthetic Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) origami nanostructures that self-assemble is the goal of researchers at the... More
Oct 25, 2018 By Rob Coppinger

New safety standards for industrial robots by 2021
By May 2021, new safety standards for collaborating industrial robotic systems are expected to be in place, amid rising concerns about operator safety in the industrial workplace... More
Oct 23, 2018 By Nnamdi Anyadike

How Space-based Fabrication Can Revolutionise Manufacturing
Everything we use is manufactured on our planet. Even if the temperature, environmental atmosphere, and pressure can be increased beyond Earth normal, other factors are locked.... More
Oct 19, 2018 By Christian Crawley

New generation Bluetooth with longer battery life
New generation Bluetooth beacons with longer battery life and longer range will allow for easy deployment of smart logistics and location services. A recent report from... More
Oct 17, 2018 By Nnamdi Anyadike

What's all this solar power political penny-pinching all about – anyhow?
Millions of us would have seen or heard about the latest IPCC report on global warming, the content of which was extremely scary to say the least. In simple terms if things don't... More
Oct 16, 2018 By Paul Whytock

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