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.

Ambient Light Sensors & Surveillance: What You Need to Know

MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory researchers indicate that smartphone ambient light sensors could be exploited by hackers to surveil

Insights | 09-02-2024

Newport Wafer Fab: UK's National Security vs. Foreign Investment

Key things to know: UK's National Security vs. Investment: The UK government's scrutiny over the Newport Semiconductor Foundry sale highlights the delicate balance

In The News | 08-02-2024

GaN's Barrier to Semiconductor Supremacy: The P-Type Problem

A close-up photograph capturing a silicon wafer in the midst of production at an advanced semiconductor foundry specialising in microchip manufacturing. Key things to know: G

Insights | 06-02-2024

Global Job Market Transformation: Insights from the IMF on AI

Key things to know: IMF Report Highlights: Reveals up to 40% of jobs in developed countries could be impacted by AI, with a significant 20% in developing nations. AI's Un

Insights | 29-01-2024

Augmental's MouthPad: A New Era for Assistive Devices

Key things to know: Augmental's MouthPad is a groundbreaking assistive device using the tongue for digital interaction. Designed as a dental guard, it features a pressure

Insights | 22-01-2024

Brainoware: Pioneering AI and Brain Organoid Fusion

Things to know: Brainoware Integration: Researchers have developed 'Brainoware', a novel biocomputer that combines brain cells with electronic circuits, potentially revolutio

Insights | 19-01-2024

Implantable Wireless Charger: Transforming Medical Device Power

Key things to know: Chinese researchers have developed a groundbreaking implantable wireless charger, aiming to keep medical devices powered indefinitely. The charger util

In The News | 16-01-2024

Electric Field Modulation: A New Era in Portable Device Communication

Key things to know: Researchers from the University of Sussex propose electric field modulation for wireless communication, potentially reducing energy consumption and enhanci

Insights | 16-01-2024