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Smart Sensors Made Using Extrusion Printing

UBC researchers have been able to investigate the possibilities of wearable human motion devices because of the development of high-resolution extrusion printing— 3D printing...

Generating Electricity From Heat Using This Ink

Researchers in Sweden have developed an ink coating that can transform low-grade heat emitted by electronics into electrical power. Thermoelectricity is the direct conversion of...

U-blox Launches The World’s Smallest GPS Module

The MIA-M10 from U-blox is the world’s smallest GPS module which can be employed as a dependable, long-lasting solution for asset tracking. The MIA-M10...

Scientists Develop Plant-inspired Device That Adapts To The Environment

Living organisms have always kickstarted lots of new innovative technical designs, putting scientists on the hunt for the next big thing! This time, it...

Enter The Metaverse For Better Or For Worse

If we told you that another universe is evolving in the digital space, where people can live just as in ours, would you believe...

Batteryless Energy Harvesting IoT Device

“An IoT device that works without a battery  by simultaneously harvesting multiple energy sources.” A major challenge for design engineers of IoT devices is powering...

Eco-Friendly Conducting Ink For Better Strain Sensors

Biocompatibility and biodegradability in functional electronic substances are important features for complying with a variety of healthcare and environmental regulations, as well as reducing...

MicroLED Advantages And Hurdles In Their Production

Despite its tangible benefits, microLED manufacturing is still too costly and full of challenges. But do the benefits outweigh the investments? If so, how...

TENG – A Fabric Embedded With Small Power Generators

A lightweight and thin textile that can produce over 35V of voltage using mild artificial movements. Dr Ishara Dharmasena of the School of Mechanical, Electrical,...

E-PEAS’s Latest PMICs for Intermittent Input Energy Harvesting

e-Peas has recently released three new Power Management ICs (PMICs), AEM00300, AEM330, and AEM00940 for energy harvesting systems. These ICs are optimized for intermittent...