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.

Curve Image Sensor Developed By French Start-up Curve-One

Recently, a French start-up company has developed a curved image sensor. What issues do standard image sensors suffer from, what has the start-up developed, and why is it an import

04-01-2021

Xilinx Joins the Confidential Computing Consortium

Recently, Xilinx announced it’s joining of the Confidential Computing Consortium, or CCC. Who is the Confidential Computing Consortium, why is there a focus on data security, and w

28-12-2020

Researchers Create a Soft Robotic System Utilising no Electronic Components

Recently, researchers have created a small robotic system that can operate underwater, be controlled using light and external magnetic fields, all while using no electronics. What

22-12-2020

How Pre-Processing will Become Critical for IoT Privacy

With the rising use of IoT and the increasing pressure from governments, privacy in IoT is a significant factor for designers to consider. One solution is data pre-processing, but

IoT | 19-12-2020

How Pre-Processing will Become Critical for IoT Privacy

With the rising use of IoT and the increasing pressure from governments, privacy in IoT is a significant factor for designers to consider. One solution is data pre-processing, but

Privacy | 19-12-2020

Apple to Design their own Modem and Leave Qualcomm

Recently, Apple released its own in-house SoC, the M1, which utilises ARM technology instead of Intel. Now, information has come to light that Apple’s next target is Qualcomm! Why

16-12-2020

Fujitsu and Zippin Partner to Create Checkout-Free Shops Using Biometrics

Recently, Fujitsu and Zippin announced their partnership to create a checkout-free solution for shops that utilise personalised biometrics for customers. How has payment methods ch

15-12-2020

Researchers Create Atom-Thin Transistor

Recently, researchers have demonstrated atom-thin molybdenum disulphide transistors that use half the voltage of typical transistors. What is molybdenum disulphide, what have the r

15-12-2020