Robin Mitchell

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Robin Mitchell is an electronic engineer who has been involved in electronics since the age of 13. After completing a BEng at the University of Warwick, Robin moved into the field of online content creation, developing articles, news pieces, and projects aimed at professionals and makers alike. Currently, Robin runs a small electronics business, MitchElectronics, which produces educational kits and resources.

China Bluetooth Alternative: Star Flash Set for 2025 Rollout

Architecture of China’s Star Flash Protocol: A three-tier system featuring a Basic Application layer, a robust Basic Service Layer with high-security and QoS support, and dual-mod

Insights | 15-04-2025

Airborne Bird Flu Detection in Under 5 Minutes with Sensor

While traditional methods of monitoring bird flu have made significant strides in recent decades, the urgent need for rapid, accurate, and scalable detection solutions has spurred

Insights | 11-04-2025

3D Printed Rocket Engines Redefine Low-Cost Spaceflight

While single-use rockets have long been the backbone of space travel, the push for more cost-effective and sustainable solutions has sparked a quest for new manufacturing approach

Insights | 09-04-2025

RISC-V CPU Launch by Alibaba Signals Chip Shift in China

While China’s semiconductor sector has advanced considerably over the past two decades, the increasingly stringent restrictions from Western nations have highlighted an urgent nee

Insights | 07-04-2025

AI Solves 10-Year Problem Using Co-Scientist Technology

While early AI systems were once limited to basic data analysis and pattern recognition, the surge in demand for more efficient and comprehensive research solutions has propelled

Insights | 03-04-2025

History of AI: Key Milestones and Impact on Technology

Image generated using AI – DALL·E. Table of Contents: Introduction The Foundations of AI: Exploring the History of AI and

Educational | 26-03-2025

Microsoft’s New Quantum Chip Paves the Way for Scale

While classical computers have driven technological progress for decades, the pursuit of exponentially greater computational power has led researchers to explore the potential of

Insights | 20-03-2025

Apple Disables End-to-End Encryption in UK Amid Pressure

As digital information becomes increasingly integral to our daily lives, protecting sensitive data from cyber threats has never been more critical. Encryption has long served as a

Insights | 20-03-2025

ARM to Launch Its Own Chip – Challenging the Fabless Model

While the semiconductor industry has long relied on integrated device manufacturing to propel innovation, soaring production costs and increasingly complex technologies have promp

Insights | 17-03-2025