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.

Qualcomm to make ARM processors like Apple M1 for Windows

Recently, Qualcomm announced that it will be looking to design Apple M1-like devices for Windows PCs. Why is Qualcomm looking at the Apple M1 as a solution for Windows, what advant

23-11-2021

Apple iPhone 13 and the nearly impossible screen repair

The new Apple iPhone 13 has seen millions of sales worldwide, and its impressive list of features clearly demonstrates why Apple products continue to be popular in the Smartphone i

Environment | 22-11-2021

When Smart technology isn’t smart – Smart Meters

Smart meters are supposed to save customers energy and help customers make informed decisions about their energy usage. However, the truth behind smart meters is that they are far

22-11-2021

Researchers developing a fever-powered wearable device

Recently, researchers have developed an electric generator that can utilise the heat from fever to power basic wearable devices. What challenges do typical thermoelectric generator

Wearables | 19-11-2021

GaAs nanowires could massively boost the efficiency of standard solar cells

GaAs can be used to create highly efficient solar cells, and researchers have found a way to combine GaAs nanowires with standard Si-based solar cells. What challenges do solar pan

18-11-2021

Trackables – A tool for good or bad?

Trackable devices are becoming increasingly popular while simultaneously becoming cheaper to develop. What tracking technologies exist, what benefits do they provide, and what chal

17-11-2021

Researchers developing Nano cameras for monitoring chemical reactions

Recently, researchers from the University of Cambridge have developed a new nano camera technology that allows for chemical reactions to be viewed using spectroscopy as they occur.

16-11-2021

Wearable device for epilepsy could help to reduce death receives funding

A medical sensor start-up company has received over $650,000 in funding to develop wearable devices for epilepsy patients. What challenges does epilepsy present, what does the devi

Wearables | 16-11-2021

Samsung announces LPDDR5X DRAM for metaverse and mobile AI applications

Recently, Samsung announced its latest memory technology that will be targeted towards the metaverse and mobile AI applications. What features does the new memory have, why is RAM

AI | 15-11-2021