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Brain-Inspired AI Handles Long Tasks More Efficiently

An AI system remembers information for longer while using less power and memory, helping robots, wearables, and sensor networks process data more efficiently. Researchers from...

AI Helps Drones Fly Through Tight Spaces

A drone flew through openings with only 5 cm clearance, tracked moving gaps in real time, and adjusted its orientation using an AI-based control...

Advanced USB Connectivity IP Validated on N2P Process Technology

As demand grows for faster and more power-efficient chip connectivity, a newly taped-out USB IP aims to support next-generation AI, HPC, and mobile applications. Taiwanese...

One Sensor Does the Job of Multiple Switches

What if one sensor could replace several switches inside a vehicle? A new approach to position detection could reduce wiring, save space, and simplify...

New Humanoid Robot Targets Labour-Intensive Tasks

A new humanoid robot combines AI, autonomous mobility and dual arm manipulation to automate repetitive workplace tasks. Robot.com has launched R-Noid, a humanoid robot designed...

Omnipolar TMR Sensor Targets Low-Power IOT Applications

Littelfuse has unveiled an omnipolar TMR switch sensor with ultra-low power consumption, enabling efficient magnetic sensing in IoT, wearable, and automation applications. Littelfuse has introduced...

Novel AI Chip Design Targets Energy-Efficient Computing

A new AI chip architecture combines in-memory and analogue computing techniques to reduce power consumption, potentially enabling advanced AI applications beyond traditional data centres. Researchers...

Automotive Ambient Light Sensors 

New automotive-grade ambient light sensors deliver human-eye-matched spectral response, eliminate infrared interference, and provide reliable light measurement for advanced display and lighting systems. Vishay Intertechnology...

New Platform Classifies RF Signals in Real-Time

A new neuromorphic AI platform classifies RF signals in real time while consuming less than one watt of power. The company BrainChip has released Akida...

Ultra-Thin Imaging Modules For Disposable Endoscopes

New medical-grade cable modules combine chip-on-tip imaging, mini-LED illumination and ultra-thin cabling to help manufacturers accelerate development of compact single-use endoscopes. OMNIVISION has expanded its...