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Laser Technique Speeds Up Nanomaterial Production 

Can ultrathin nanomaterials be produced without complex fabrication? A laser based technique could make scalable manufacturing possible.  The University of Hyderabad (UoH) and the Indian...

Six-output clock generator targets spacecraft timing

Space missions demand flawless timing. A radiation-tolerant clock generator promises cleaner synchronisation, fewer components and lower power for next-generation spacecraft electronics. Microchip Technology has introduced...

AI tool helps users select Edge AI hardware

A new tool helps users match AI models with Edge AI hardware, reducing the time needed to compare different system options. ASRock Industrial has launched...

Digital-output Hall sensor tackles noise in high-current systems

A digital sensing approach promises cleaner current measurements, helping electric vehicle designers overcome electromagnetic noise without redesigning existing system layouts or hardware. Melexis has begun...

Click board simplifies photorelay evaluation for industrial designs

Comparing photorelays just became easier, with a compact development board helping engineers evaluate switching performance, isolation and package options before final design decisions. MIKROE has...

Factory-built modular design promises faster AI data centre expansion

Building AI data centres could soon become faster, simpler and more scalable as a modular approach cuts deployment times while supporting future capacity growth. KAYTUS...

New Study Reveals Smarter Approach to Mining

Researchers at the University of Adelaide have demonstrated a bio-inspired swarm robotics system that could improve mining efficiency while reducing travel distance and energy...

High-efficiency three-phase rackmount UPS

It brings data centre-grade power protection, scalable deployment and high operating efficiency to edge computing, micro data centres, and distributed IT environments. AMETEK Powervar has...

Robotic Bird Advances Drone Flight

A  bio-inspired robotic bird that reveals how kestrels maintain stable flight in turbulence, paving the way for more resilient drones and next-generation autonomous aircraft. A...

Reflectarray Antenna For Satellite Communications

MIT researchers have developed a low-power scanning reflectarray antenna that improves anti-jamming satellite communications while reducing size, weight and energy consumption for low-Earth orbit...