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3D printing electrodes could make biosensors cheaper
The minute electrodes needed for microfluidic biosensors can be 3D printed and scientists hope an open source approach will improve their performance. For analysing cells and... More
Jan 18, 2019 By Rob Coppinger

Why IoT Will Go Mainstream with the Launch of 5G
We've been hearing about the Internet of Things (IoT) for years, but it's struggled to make the expected impact. This is partly because of how it has been presented, with media... More
Jan 15, 2019 By Christian Cawley

Wireless security cameras overcome ‘glitch’ fears
Wireless security cameras are rapidly becoming more sophisticated with the latest models now equipped with motion detection sensors and the ability to record footage of an... More
Jan 14, 2019 By Nnamdi Anyadike

Weyl sonic crystal expected to aid photonic electronics
A material called a Weyl sonic crystal that can reflect sound or light is expected to aid photonic electronics because it can reflect a beam light back to its source as a mirror... More
Jan 10, 2019 By Rob Coppinger

EU LOMID VR project creates lightweight microchips & organic LEDs
Microchips and organic LEDs that deliver 4K-like high resolution displays a quarter of the size and half the weight of existing virtual reality (VR) headsets have been developed... More
Jan 8, 2019 By Rob Coppinger

Optical fiber ‘taking off’ on 5G, IoT and FTTH
The global optical fiber market is growing strongly with one recent study published by Allied Market Research, suggesting a CAGR of 11.6% between 2018 and 2025. This would take... More
Jan 3, 2019 By Nnamdi Anyadike

Moore's Law Will Survive Thanks to Silicon Chiplets
It used to be a promise, a guarantee; later it became a challenge. But these days, 50 years on, Moore's Law has become a spectre, a shadow threatening to derail processor... More
Dec 20, 2018 By Christian Cawley

Big Mouth Billy Bass Fuses Consumer Tech and AI
In Dec. 2018, Amazon launched its Big Mouth Billy Bass with Alexa compatibility. Sure, it sounds like a goofy premise, especially when juxtaposed with Stanley Kubrick’s... More
Dec 20, 2018 By Moe Long

Automation robotics playing key role in the packaging industry
The packaging industry has long favoured automation. However, a recent study from Quest TechnoMarketing, the German based specialist in market research and marketing for... More
Dec 19, 2018 By Nnamdi Anyadike

Optical computing made faster with silver nanometre long strips
Multiple colours, or frequencies of light, for photonic computing are expected to speed up the devices compared to the single channel, colour technology today. Each light... More
Dec 18, 2018 By Rob Coppinger

Intel Neural Compute Stick 2 Makes AI More Accessible
The Intel Neural Compute Stick 2 boasts Intel Movidius X VPU. You’ll benefit from OpenVINO compatibility, and incredible ease of use. The artificial intelligence (AI) USB stick... More
Dec 13, 2018 By Moe Long

Europe’s electric car growth ‘hampered’ by Asian battery cell monopoly
Europe’s e-car boom is only just getting started and with it the potential to completely transform the region’s transport sector. Along with the rise in e-car demand is a... More
Dec 12, 2018 By Nnamdi Anyadike

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