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U.S. NHTSA has made a good effort in researching and proposing its ADS safety framework under trying circumstances. The Autonomous Vehicles industry is now asked to answer 25 questions to add their expertise…

Mobileye CEO Amnon Shashua and New York Times pundit Thomas Friedman agreed that the world needs the machines infused with “common sense” values of their flesh-and-blood inventors.

For Panasonic, CES 2021 was about showcasing its strong partnership with Tesla and lower-cost production of higher-performance batteries. Shawn Watanabe, head of energy technology and manufacturing for Panasonic Corporation, and Celina Mikolajczak, vice president of battery technology for Panasonic Energy of North America, cited waste recovery, efficiency, and the importance of automation as key characteristics of such batteries.

Infineon Technologies said it is replacing all 6,000 employee ID cards used by employees at its Munich headquarters with a new access card that integrates…

Positioning chip developer u-blox has announced that its F9 global navigation satellite system (GNSS) technology platform is deployed in the advanced driver assistance system (ADAS)…

Hyper-scalers’ investments in new data centers are through the roof.

A Heidelberg, Germany, based lab specializing in printed and organic electronics has demonstrated a smart mattress cover which will help hospitals and care homes to…

Pandemic or not, patients can now monitor their hypertension and adjust their medication accordingly from home. At CES 2021, Omron Healthcare exemplified its mission toward…

Predicting consumer AV in 2025, Mobileye’s CEO outlined strategies to make AVs “scalable, transferrable, economically viable and legislatively acceptable.”…

The military wants ruggedized and portable 3D printers that can be used in the field to fabricate medical tools and biomaterials as needed.

The U.S. Army is evaluating new recharging technologies coupled with AI/ML to enable small drones to autonomously recharge faster.

DoD funding, Chiplets, Nellis Air Force Base and Huawei. What’s the common thread here? It’s about the unfolding 5G war, and the game is already rigged.

A Heidelberg, Germany, based lab specializing in printed and organic electronics has demonstrated a smart mattress cover which will help hospitals and care homes to…

P-Waver, a startup based in Taiwan, announced at CES 2021 a new system of analysis data to design an earthquake early-warning (EEW) model for the government to give advanced warning in the island of Formosa (Taiwan). The company is a spinoff from the National Center for Research on Earthquake Engineering, a non-profit organization under the supervision of National Applied Research Laboratories. Its services cover structural-safety–monitoring systems and earthquake-disaster–prevention consultants as well as smart-security solutions for people in buildings or at home through IoT devices or control systems. A spokesperson for P-Waver said that its vision is to reinforce the security of the population and entire business. EEW technology has a strong impact on people’s lives and the financial losses that earthquakes can cause.

CES 2021, the 51st edition of the event, is all-digital for the first time. The experience is different, but the stream of keynotes, sessions, demonstrations,…

ArcRan is showing at CES its iSecV to monitor wireless signals (WiFi, Bluetooth, ZigBee, and C-V2X) in order to detect abnormal behavior in V2X environments. Integrated machine learning provides an early warning in case of unexpected incidents.

There are clear risks when provisioning an IoT deployment. Here are some techniques that will help you avoid or mitigate those risks.

The latest Universal Flash Storage (UFS) Card Extension Standard boosts performance while reducing power consumption.

A panel discussion took a closer look at the RISC-V and processor design areas and how it’s creating a healthy and competitive market.

Are PCs again poised to drive memory demand? Or are 5G-enabled smartphones the go-to device for remote workers? As more of us work from home,…

Microchip’s RTG4 FPGAs are the first in ceramic quad flat packs to be qualified to QML Class V level for space-grade radiation tolerance.

Applications involving the production and transfer of power are of fundamental importance today. The search for increasingly sustainable energy solutions, combined with the need to…

A “character” and a dreamer who nonetheless was able to put his ideas into practice and earn numerous patents in the process, Nikola Tesla revolutionized…

During this year’s CES, Panasonic highlighted its strong partnership with Tesla and the production of batteries with increased performance and decreased production costs. Shawn Watanabe,…

Shortage caused by explosive growth in Mini LED demand to result in 5-10% price hike for LED chips, says TrendForce…

IBM has supercharged the scientific method, using AI to discover new materials with a fraction of the time and budget…

The markets for optoelectronics and other sensors has bounced back, but a sustained recovery depends on the the extent of pandemic-driven lockdowns.

NHTSA has made a good effort in researching and proposing its ADS safety framework under trying circumstances. The Autonomous Vehicles industry is now asked to answer 25 questions to add their expertise.

The thin-film–transistor liquid-crystal–display (TFT LCD) story started with American inventors at Radio Corporation of America (RCA), which developed but failed to commercialize this new technology. Then Japanese brands such as Sharp, Panasonic, and Toshiba entered the market and were able to leverage the technology for large-scale commercial manufacturing. This opened the floodgates of the display industry, as demand grew exponentially and prices were decreasing as Korean and Taiwanese manufacturers entered the market with cheaper and high-quality displays from now-household brands such as Samsung and LG. These days, Chinese manufacturers are the biggest players in TFT LCD manufacturing, and this dominance will only continue to grow, as Samsung and LG declared in early 2020 that they will stop TFT manufacturing in favor of new technologies.

P-Waver, a startup based in Taiwan, announced at CES 2021 a new system of analysis data to design an earthquake early-warning (EEW) model for the government to give advanced warning in the island of Formosa (Taiwan). The company is a spinoff from the National Center for Research on Earthquake Engineering, a non-profit organization under the supervision of National Applied Research Laboratories. Its services cover structural-safety–monitoring systems and earthquake-disaster–prevention consultants as well as smart-security solutions for people in buildings or at home through IoT devices or control systems. A spokesperson for P-Waver said that its vision is to reinforce the security of the population and entire business. EEW technology has a strong impact on people’s lives and the financial losses that earthquakes can cause.

With the rate at which 5G is developing, how will providers secure their networks if they are still in the learning phase trying to grasp the rudimentary knowledge of 5G networks?

Aurora formally announced its acquisition of Uber’s Advanced Technology Group (ATG). This makes Aurora the largest AV developer—at least in number of employees…

Hikvision’s thermal camera, developed in 2016, caught the eye of analysts at System Plus Consulting, for one key reason: AI…

The GSMA specified a global standard for remote provisioning and management of the embedded Universal Integrated Circuit Card (eUICC) in the machine-to-machine (M2M) environment via…

Synopsys acquisition of Moortec addresses silicon lifecycle management trend

Driverless cars are virtually unique in symbolizing the power of future technologies and digitalization to alter our everyday lives. Connected, automated driving holds the promise…