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.

SK Hynix announces memory roadmap – It’s all in the semiconductor!

Recently, SK Hynix outlined its memory roadmap which includes DRAM and FLASH. How does DRAM work, why is it a challenge to reduce in size, and what is SK Hynix planning for the fut

Semiconductors | 02-04-2021

Caltech sues Microsoft over Wi-Fi infringement – is it right to do so?

Not long ago, Caltech sued Apple and Broadcom for violation of its patents involved with error correction. Now Caltech is after Microsoft for the same violation, but is it just to

01-04-2021

RISC-V vs ARM: Which Instruction Set Architecture Will Dominate the Future?

RISC-V is a new open-source instruction set architecture (ISA) that is gaining traction as an alternative to ARM. It is designed to be more flexible and modular than traditional IS

RISC-V | 31-03-2021

Is AI making designers lazy?

AI has proven to be an extremely useful tool for complex problems. However, AI is increasingly being used in mundane tasks, and thus is AI making designers lazy? How the Semiconduc

30-03-2021

What is InFO? Xilinx puts UltraScale+ Into InFO Packaging from TSMC

Recently, Xilinx announced that it will be utilising Integrated Fan-Out (InFO) technology in its latest UltraScale+ product range. What will the upgrade enable, what is fan-out tec

30-03-2021

MIT Develop Sensor an AI to Detect Errors in Self-Administered Medication

Recently, researchers from MIT have combined a radio system with AI to look for errors in self-administered medicines by patients. What problems do self-administering medicines hav

29-03-2021

Could RADAR solve image privacy?

A recent announcement by Google shows that Google will use RADAR for gestures and determining to track sleep. What challenges do image-based systems face, what is Google developing

Privacy | 28-03-2021

UK and EU move to Right to Repair

Recently, the EU announced the introduction of a new Right to Repair act with the UK following the same outline. How do modern manufacturing techniques contribute to e-waste, what

26-03-2021

London to Receive £1.5m for Air Sensor Network Project

Recently, Bloomberg Philanthropies and the Mayor of London announced a joint venture which will see £1.5m invested in creating an air quality sensor network. What challenges does a

25-03-2021