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3D Printing Emerging As Game-Changer In Many Industries

Even as designers’ creativity comes alive with 3D-printed clothes and jewellery at a fashion show, elsewhere in the world a cancer-ridden bird stays alive...

Now Soft Robots Could Be Controlled Using Fluidic Circuits

A team of researchers from Rice University and Harvard University demonstrated that it is possible to fabricate programmable, nonelectronic circuits that could control the...

3D Printing Of Low-Volume Customized Sensors Is Possible

Researchers from Stockholm innovated a newly 3D printing technique that could cost-effectively manufacture customized electronic products with sizes as small as insects The chip-based microelectromechanical...

Now Delivery Of Drugs To The Gut Is Possible Without Injections

Researchers at MIT have developed a new drug capsule that consists of a robotic cap that allows the delivery of drugs to the gut...

Object Detection Using Lidar Module

Radio detection and ranging (radar) systems detect the presence and distance of objects using radio frequencies. The distance of an obstacle is calculated from...

Hardware Engineer At Oceaneering

The Job is closed. Check the latest active jobs here Location: Chandigarh Company: Oceaneering Duties & Responsibilities Assists and designs circuits and wiring harnesses of robotic systems...

5th PCB Design Contest

About the Challenge Mouser Electronics is hosting the 5th PCBWay PCB Design Contest to be on par with technological advancements. Since the 1st PCB Design...

Gate Driver That Can Power Almost Any Electronic System

Texas Instruments’ DRV8300U Gate Driver is 100V three half-bridge gate drivers, capable of driving high-side and low-side N-channel power MOSFETs. A gate driver is a...

Ant-Sized Microrobots That Could Walk On Its Own

Researchers from Cornell University have implemented electronic "brains" on solar-powered ant-sized smart microrobots that can walk autonomously and do not need to be controlled...

Autonomous 3D Printing Drones Could Be Used In Constructions

Researchers from Imperial College London and Empa have developed flying 3D printers inspired by a fleet of bees that could build and repair structures...