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World’s Smallest PPG Sensor Head
The world’s smallest PPG sensor head fits in tight spaces, enables health tracking, supports multiple uses, and cuts costs with a compact, low-cost design.
SCIVAX...
Compact Wireless SoC With Memory And Power
The series of wireless SoCs delivers performance, memory, and security for Bluetooth LE devices like wearables and medical sensors.
Silicon Labs has announced its new...
Wearbale Real Time Tracking Of Hydration And Stress
Staying hydrated isn’t always as simple as it sounds — but a new skin-friendly sensor developed at UC Berkeley could make dehydration a thing...
DLP Pico qHD Display Reference Design
With support for interactive, reconfigurable interfaces and immersive visual experiences, this design offers an ideal platform for next-generation electronics requiring flexible, high-brightness display integration.
This...
Industry’s Lowest Power 1000Hz Magnetic Sensor
The magnetic sensor works at 1000Hz, uses 1.5µA of power, and is made for small battery devices in medical, home, or industrial use.
Coto Technology...
Ultra-Thin Piezoelectric Elements
These components offer seamless integration into space-constrained applications with a low profile of just 0.12 mm, multiple size and voltage options, and a wide...
Power-Saving Microcontrollers For IoT
The microcontrollers save power, provide security, and support IoT devices. They run for a long time with little power, making them useful for many...
Shape-Changing OLED Panel That Works As A Speaker
The OLED panel can change shape and produce sound without speakers or mechanical parts, offering new possibilities for smartphones, cars, and wearables.
A research team...
3D Printing Cable-Driven Robots With Precision
This cuts production time by 40% and eliminates complex assembly, allowing users to print dynamic objects—like robotic claws, curling tentacles, and walking lizard robots—in...
Heat Stabilizes Polymer For Bioelectronics
Researchers from Stanford University, the University of Cambridge, and Rice University have discovered a simple heat-based method to stabilize a key bioelectronic material.
Advances in materials...