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High Voltage Inductors for EV Applications 

What if a single inductor could withstand 1.5kV, survive 180°C heat, and suppress high frequency noise in next generation EVs and chargers?  Vishay Intertechnology has...

Battery Monitoring System Checks Cell Health

What if a battery could warn you about problems before they become serious? A new battery management system can detect damage, track aging, and...

Open Reference Design for Humanoid Robots 

Combining AI foundation models, high-performance edge computing, simulation tools, and advanced robotic hardware, this new open reference design aims to simplify humanoid robot development...

Real-Time Detection of Interference-Induced Faults

What if a digital circuit could detect its own faults, correct errors during operation, and keep running without interruption? A new soft IP aims...

World’s Smallest AI-Powered MEMS Vibration Sensors

What if a single edge AI platform could capture voice in noisy environments, detect machine faults, and bring AI to wearables, drones, and industrial...

Atom-Thin Coating Boosts Chip Wiring

Researchers have developed a single-atom-thick coating that could solve a major semiconductor interconnect challenge, enabling smaller, faster and more reliable chips while preserving valuable...

AI Unlocks Hidden Chip Physics

Researchers have developed an AI-driven semiconductor analysis technique that extracts critical material properties from simple transistor measurements in less than a millisecond, potentially transforming...

Motor and Motion Control for Humanoids

Could a single motion-control platform bring together movement, sensing, communication, and AI processing in humanoid robots? The answer may change robot design. As humanoid robots...

“Cobots built for India, rooted in research, driven by young minds,...

Can India automate on its own terms? With a small lab in Pune creating cobots by young engineers for India’s real factory needs, Prajwal...

Polymer Battery Targets Extreme Cold Conditions

Why do batteries fail in deep space? Researchers are exploring new battery chemistries that could keep devices running in extreme cold. Researchers at Texas A&M...