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Tiny Robots Now Moves Across Surface Water

A technique called HydroSpread forms ultrathin films directly on water, allowing engineers to build insect-like robots for movement, sensing and control in liquid environments. Researchers...

Is Solar-Powered Audio Ready to Disrupt the Market?

What if headphones didn’t just last a few hours—or rely on tangled wires and wall sockets—but harnessed sustainable sunlight for limitless sound? A quiet...

World’s Smallest OLED Screen For Portable Projects

An OLED screen fits into gadgets and wearables, letting creators display data, notifications and more without affecting space or design. The 0.32" OLED screen designed...

AI-Native Processor Redefines Edge Performance

Built with a custom AI-first architecture promises 100x gains in power efficiency and performance over standard MCUs, enabling always-on voice, vision, and sensing tasks...

Optical Sensor Mimics Human Touch

Built using polymer waveguides embedded in silicone, the technology could transform robotics, prosthetics, and next-gen wearables by giving machines a tactile sense that rivals...

Wireless Modules And Boards: Connecting Ideas To Possibilities

Have you ever noticed how wireless tech helps devices talk without wires, making homes, cities, and health smarter. Small signals go far and use...

Solar Cells Can Achieve 28.6% High Efficiency

A new modular coating in solar cells layers, turns the cells into both photodetector and solar cell. and making it significantly efficient. Researchers...

Hidden Cracks Threaten Flexible Electronics

Flexible gadgets like smartwatches and foldable phones can break from hidden cracks. Learn how tiny cracks can make these devices stop working. Demand for flexible...

Op Amp For Space And Battery-Limited Devices

The small low power op amp can save battery and fit in devices while keeping sensor signals accurate for wearables and industrial tools. ROHM’s TLR1901GXZ...

Stretchable Rubber Generates Body Power

Researchers from Peking University have produced a stretchable thermoelectric elastomer that converts body heat into power, paving the way for self-charging health patches, smart...