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.

IBM Suspends 7,800 Jobs: Exploring AI's Role in Workforce

There is no doubt that AI has taken the world by storm, but as the tech giant IBM continues to grow, it has recently announced that it has suspended 7,800 new job hirings as IBM lo

In The News | 10-05-2023

MIT Engineers Develop Atomically Thin Transistors on Silicon Chips

Recently, researchers from MIT demonstrated a new technology that allows atomically thin transistors to be fabricated on top of pre-existing silicon dies, paving the way for future

Insights | 09-05-2023

Intel's New Vulnerability: Unraveling the Side-Channel Attack Threat

Recently, new side-channel attacks have been identified in multiple Intel processors where data can be leaked through the EFLAGS register. What is a side-channel attack, how does t

Security | 05-05-2023

Balsa Wood Transistors: A Game-Changer for Sustainable Electronics & Plant Integration

In a more unusual direction, researchers recently demonstrated a functioning transistor made from balsa wood that they hope will allow for future sensors to be integrated inside li

Environment | 04-05-2023

Balsa Wood Transistors: A Game-Changer for Sustainable Electronics & Plant Integration

In a more unusual direction, researchers recently demonstrated a functioning transistor made from balsa wood that they hope will allow for future sensors to be integrated inside li

Insights | 04-05-2023

Can Biofire's Biometric Smart Gun Prevent Unauthorised Use of Firearms?

Recently, a Colorado-based company, Biofire, has been developing a Smart Gun that utilises biometrics to allow only authorised users to discharge the weapon. This article explores

Security | 03-05-2023

Can Biofire's Biometric Smart Gun Prevent Unauthorised Use of Firearms?

Recently, a Colorado-based company, Biofire, has been developing a Smart Gun that utilises biometrics to allow only authorised users to discharge the weapon. This article explores

In The News | 03-05-2023

Microwatt-Powered Wake-Up Receiver: A Game-Changer for IoT Device Energy Efficiency

Recently, researchers from MIT demonstrated a new miniaturised wake-up receiver that consumes microwatts of power and can wake up an electronic circuit using terahertz waves. What

IoT | 02-05-2023