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.

BlueSleuth-Lite: The Active Surveillance Device for Apple AirTags

A new crowdsourced project is being developed to fight against the misuse of Apple AirTags, which use Bluetooth, UWB and GPS technology to track the location of personal devices. W

In The News | 22-02-2023

Battery Self-Discharge: Inert Components Found to Contribute to Battery Degradation

Recently, research investigating lithium-ion battery technology discovered that supposedly inert materials lead to degradation and self-discharge, reducing battery longevity and en

Insights | 21-02-2023

Google's AI Demo Causes $100M Loss in Share Value

Recently, a mistake was made by Google during a demonstration of its own AI named Bard. The challenge for Bard was to compete with the established AI model, ChatGPT, created by Ope

AI | 20-02-2023

Google's AI Demo Causes $100M Loss in Share Value

Recently, a mistake was made by Google during a demonstration of its own AI named Bard. The challenge for Bard was to compete with the established AI model, ChatGPT, created by Ope

In The News | 20-02-2023

Dangers of AI Programmability: Lessons Learned from the ChatGPT Jailbreak

As AI continues to astound the world with its remarkable capabilities, the dangers of AI technology are starting to become more evident. The recent DAN jailbreak incident highlight

AI | 20-02-2023

Dangers of AI Programmability: Lessons Learned from the ChatGPT Jailbreak

As AI continues to astound the world with its remarkable capabilities, the dangers of AI technology are starting to become more evident. The recent DAN jailbreak incident highlight

Insights | 20-02-2023

Write on! Penn State Researchers Develop Pencil-Drawn Sensors for Wearables

Recently, researchers from Penn State University published their work on smart wearables that can be used for remote medical detection. The sensors are fabricated using everyday ho

Wearables | 17-02-2023

Write on! Penn State Researchers Develop Pencil-Drawn Sensors for Wearables

Recently, researchers from Penn State University published their work on smart wearables that can be used for remote medical detection. The sensors are fabricated using everyday ho

In The News | 17-02-2023

IBM and NASA Collaboration Aims to Enhance Climate Understanding

IBM and NASA will use their cutting-edge AI and machine learning capabilities to research and analyse massive data sets, including satellite images, to better understand the correl

Environment | 14-02-2023