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Compact Wi-Fi 6E/7 Antenna Targets Space-Constrained Devices

Designed for compact electronics, the new Wi-Fi 6E/7 PIFA antenna delivers reliable wireless connectivity without requiring additional PCB clearance, helping save valuable board space. As...

Material Replaces Platinum for Hydrogen Fuel Production 

Researchers have engineered a single material that generates clean hydrogen fuel while turning seawater into drinking water using sunlight. Researchers at Indian Institute of Technology...

Quantum Initiative Targets Fault Tolerant Systems

The U.S. aims to build a fault tolerant quantum computer, setting a milestone that could unlock scientific problems beyond classical computing.  The U.S. Department of...

Sodium Battery Storage Reaches Commercial Scale

A sodium based battery system has now completed real world validation, bringing an abundant alternative to lithium closer to large scale deployment.  CATL has unveiled...

Wearable Robot System Reduces Lifting Effort

A new wearable robotic system eases factory lifting through adaptive collaborative assistance. Researchers at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) have developed WearaCob  (short for ...

AI Enhanced Vision Tackles Robot Blind Spots 

An AI-powered 3D vision system can help robots detect reflective, transparent, and low texture objects that often confuse conventional sensors. How? Orbbec has unveiled a...

AI Camera Boosts Robot Vision

Combining on-device AI, high-speed depth sensing, and a range exceeding 20 metres, the new camera aims to simplify next-generation robotic vision. A new AI-enabled 3D...

Phone Camera Sensor Gets Better Focus

What if your phone's zoom camera could capture more detail, focus faster, and record 4K video at higher frame rates? A new sensor aims...

Processor Designed to Run AI Models Faster

A chip built for AI models is already running AI workloads. Could it change how AI services handle speed, cost, and demand? OpenAI and Broadcom...

Bacteria-based cooling material could help EV batteries run cooler

Electronic devices produce more heat as they become more powerful. A new bacteria-based material could offer a better way to keep them cool. Researchers at...