Transforming Transistors With Liquid Nanotechnology
Transistor fabrication is a highly complex process, requiring high-temperature, high-vacuum equipment. In another step in combining consumer electronics and nanotechnology, University of Pennsylvania engineers...
Free Tool Simplifies Mobile Detection of Human Activity
STMicroelectronics has introduced three additions to itsOpen. MEMS portfolio of free and easy-to-use software libraries for the development of best-in-class motion-sensing applications. The new...
Modernise Your Living With Solar
Today, lifestyle is changing at a very fast pace, while accepting ways to save energy. However, using grid electricity is not the solution as...
RICOH Has An IoT Contest In Japan Which Lets You See...
Ricoh today announced the second annual developers contest soliciting applications for apps and gadgets that utilize the RICOH THETA camera, which can take 360-degree,...
LoRaWAN: One Small Step in Data Transmission, A Giant Leap for...
There was once a time, when we were happy with being able to share images and video clips via Bluetooth at 64 Kbps speeds,...
Charge Your Cell Phone with FIRE!
Check out this amazing way to charge your cell phone...with FIRE! Great for emergencies or camping!
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Tutorial: Comparing the Arduino and Raspberry Pi
On the surface both the Arduino and Raspberry Pi look like the same thing: inexpensive controller boards for electronics projects. However, one is a...
Electronics Projects: 8 Health Tech DIYs You Should Definitely Try!
Do you love DIYing? Are you looking for new projects to make? Here's bringing, 8 DIY projects on health tech with complete schematics, block...
Simple battery monitoring in ultra-low-power applications
A common requirement in battery-powered applications like metering, handheld or wearable products is to know the charge level of the battery. With this information,...
Enabling new architecture for phased-array radars
Electronically controlling the beam direction of a phased array antenna has been in use since the mid-twentieth century. However, most antennas still rely on...












